According to Bega-raised, Wollongong-based Corey Legge, the Dutch know how to party, that’s what one of his latest Instagram posts states. Corey is part-way through a pub tour in the Netherlands and Germany. Corey brings his award-winning blues, rock and country music at five shows
Bringing home a new puppy is one of life’s greatest joys, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges, including walking and socialising. Thankfully, with the right guidance, you can confidently take on puppy parenthood. Ana from K9Empire in Wollongong has shared some
Greetings from Wollongong might sound like an invitation, but it’s also a challenge to locals and visitors alike to look at a difficult, not-too-distant history. It’s the antithesis of a vacation postcard. Kaylene Milner, along with Louise Brand, Aneshka Mora and Daniel Mudie Cunningham, carefully
If you’re taking a bush walk near Mount Ousley, you might hear multi-award-winning jazz musician and Illawarra local Phillip Slater practising on his trumpet. Slater has received significant recognition for his contribution to jazz, including the Bell Award for Australian Jazz Musician of the
…Or was it? Monday 16 June was National Vegemite Day — and if you’re an Aussie, you know that’s practically a sacred event. So, naturally, I gave my co-host Kwame a bit of homework: try some Vegemite. Easy, right? When asked if he completed his
A Not-So-Top-Gun Day at Shellharbour’s Aviation Museum What do you do on a cold, rainy long weekend? Stay in? Watch Netflix? Or if you’re like me, you surprise your partner with a day trip to the HARS Aviation Museum at Shellharbour Airport. To be clear,
Circadia is a 5-piece indie alternative rock band from Wollongong who just released their latest track IDNN (I Don’t Need Nobody). Otis Wishart, the bass player from the band, joined Imy on the Morning Show to talk about this track. “It’s a bit of a
His Boy Elroy Serves Up More Than Just Good Food Tucked in the heart of Wollongong, His Boy Elroy isn’t your average burger joint. Yes, the burgers are mouthwatering, and the beers are cold but it’s the heart behind the hustle that really sets it
Since the dawn of time, generations have found different ways to tell time. From the sun dials of Babylon , the water clocks of Ancient Greece, the pendulums of the Renaissance– these markers of time have been deemed obsolete. The analogue clock has been the
The 65th TV Week Logie Awards have recognised several Illawarra-based talents, highlighting the region’s growing influence in Australian television. Wollongong’s Michael Theo from the Australian TV Series Love On The Spectrum has been nominated for the ‘Actor in a Comedy’ award, for his performance in