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Kiama Community Radio (KCR) is a brand new voice for the area, launching in a bid to reconnect our local community at a time when many are feeling disconnected.The new service will be the first of its kind dedicated to communities in the Kiama Local Government Area from Minnamurra in the north to Gerroa in the south and Jamberoo in the west.
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Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Mayor Neil Reilly .Recorded 30.4.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Mayor Neil Reilly, with a brief appearance from our Federal member Gareth Ward.Recorded 23.4.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Mayor Neil Reilly . Recorded 16.4.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Karen Renkema Lang. Recorded 9.4.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Stuart Larkins. Recorded 2.4.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Acting Mayor Imogen Draisma. Recorded 26.3.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Acting Mayor Imogen Draisma.Recorded 19.3.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Stuart Larkins. Recorded 12.3.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Stuart Larkins.Recorded 5.3.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Mark Croxford. Recorded 27.2.24
Bernie Hems talks all things Council with Councillor Karen Renkema Lang. Recorded 20.2.24
Bernie Hems talks to Mayor of Kiama Municipal Council Neil Reilly about all things Council. In this episode they talk about what's happening in Council that week:- grants- the Major Events surveyplus a series of questions from the public regarding- Hindmarsh Park Upgrade- DA processing times- the Akuna Street development- the Bombo staircase- the likely west Kiama rezoning application- the tender criteria for the sale of Blue Haven Bonaira- Council's Performance Improvement Order- Counci...
Bernie Hems talks to Mayor Neil Reilly about all things Council. This episode concentrates on the Extraordinary Council meeting held on 1.2.24.
At the February meeting of the Kiama Historical Society, Peter Lacey, President of the South Coast History Society gave a presentation about his book Extraordinary Histories: Amazing Stories from the NSW South Coast. The book was primarily compiled from Recollections, the regular newsletter available from the South Coast History Society. Peter is looking for new local stories to be included in the new edition, in particular women of note. The talk was introduced by Sue Eggins, President...
Local historical fiction author James Seymour discussed his novels Turner's Rage and Turner's Awakening at Gerringong Library, Feb 24th. Inspired by tales of his great grandfather's exploits during the English Industrial Revolution, this exciting series traces one emigrant family's journey as they travel across the world to settle in Australia. This recording of the live event includes an introduction by Lauren Watkins, Branch Supervisor of Gerringong Library, and audience questions.
In July 2022 , the charter boat MV Signa was craned out of Kiama Harbour, causing quite a stir among locals and sightseers alike! So what happened next? Carol Goddard visited the dry dock in Albion Park where the venerable vessel is being restored then spoke to the boat's owner John Hansen about the MV Signa’s history and his painstaking restoration work, as part of her final episode of Travel Books Life .Thankyou Carol for giving us so many interesting programs and good luck with ...
Bernie Hems talks all things Council to Mayor Neil Reilly. -proposed West Kiama development-upcoming Extraordinary Council Meeting-2024 Council elections. Recorded 30.1.24
In this episode Michele Smith talks to clinical psychologist, Dr. Amanda Gamble who is based in Berry and specialises in sleep disorders and anxiety. https://www.southcoastsleeppsychology.com.au/
In this episode Liama Talks to Hope Erokhin, who is a fitness instructor, health, nutrition and wellness coach, and has a huge passion for movement, indulgence and nourishment. Hope loves to support those who are looking to take better care of themselves and wanting to live their best life. She believes that movement, in any form, is essential to happiness and when it comes to eating healthy, she will show you that you truly don’t have to miss out on the best things in life.
aFour students from the Banyella Learning Centre at Kiama High School have officially completed KCR’s Introduction to Podcasting course and have embraced the medium enthusiastically. In this episode Ruby interviews one of the Deputy Principals of Kiama High School, Gordana Sterjovska.
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