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10:22 AM AEST | ILLAROO has completed a stellar season in the Shoalhaven Senior Football first grade competition taking out the grand final 2-nil over Shoalhaven Heads Berry yesterday.
Illaroo wins the double
10:08 AM AEST | ILLAROO’S fourth grade side completed a great season taking out the competition championship and premiership double.
Tigers roar to title
10:07 AM AEST | THE Bomaderry Tigers finished the season with a bang yesterday, when they took on the competition champions Shoalhaven Heads Berry in the third grade grand final and scored a 3-nil win.
Late Button goal seals premiership
10:04 AM AEST | A GOAL by Chris Button with 20 seconds of extra time remaining has given Shoalhaven United the second grade title.
Roos' clean sweep
8/09/2008 | ILLAROO completed a clean sweep of the Shoalhaven Senior Football first grade competition with a 2-nil win over Shoalhaven Heads Berry in the grand final yesterday.
8/09/2008 | A MAJOR policing operation targeting anti-social and criminal behaviour on the rail network has been extended to the Illawarra region.
8/09/2008 | POLICE have arrested a wedding crasher with a difference.
8/09/2008 | COPIES of The New Bush Telegraph were released from quarantine on Friday and will be delivered across the Shoalhaven by volunteers.
8/09/2008 | COMMENTS by Shoalhaven Action Campaign council candidate Mark Hurley on a police station in southern Shoalhaven have sparked a strong reaction from the State Member.
8/09/2008 | SHOALHAVEN Action Campaign has issued a challenge to all candidates, political parties and groups contesting the local government election to declare their donations prior to the Saturday poll.
8/09/2008 | A WOMAN has been hit with a fine after refusing to leave the Postman’s Tavern on Friday night when asked by staff.
8/09/2008 | THE Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) will not take any action in regards to a complaint about a local election advertisement.
8/09/2008 | A VICTORIAN man has been charged with mid-range drink driving in Huskisson on Sunday morning.
8/09/2008 | APART from the politicians who put them up, very few people take kindly to the political posters that befoul the neighbourhood every time there’s an election.
8/09/2008 | SIXTY years ago Terara resident Audrey Boyd was 23 and Nowra was a bit of a cultural wasteland.
Bomaderry High rocks the eisteddfod
8/09/2008 | A SPECTACULAR performance has resulted in Bomaderry High School scoring two awards and winning the second place overall at the State Rock Eisteddfod finals at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on Thursday night.
8/09/2008 | THREE people were injured in two separate accidents on Friday night.
8/09/2008 | A SANCTUARY Point woman was killed on Thursday evening in a collision on the Princes Highway near Lake Tabourie.
Refugees get taste of local life
8/09/2008 | A GROUP of African refugees has been introduced to a unique aspect of Australian life during a visit to the Berry Sport and Recreation Camp.
8/09/2008 | THERE was no surprise for the ALP’s South Coast State Electorate Council chairperson, Michelle Miran, in Morris Iemma’s dumping as NSW Premier.
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