Gail Morgan has spoken out for the first time.

Council is seeking legal advice, and it is allowed to host music during this period.

It's been a while since someone hasn't heeded the turn right sign for higher vehicles.

Get down to Black Beach for a bargain.

It's a long but important read that summarises decisions made at the Extraordinary Meeting.

$1.9 million is going to be spent locally, thanks to joint State and Federal grants.

A big transformation is proposed for the site surrounding the petrol station.

Council says the Festival and the Fillmore matter are two separate things, and they will be meeting with the owner on Friday to find a solution.

Will the decision have implications for other venues?

The sale of Blue Haven Bonaira will proceed, without the Terralong ILUs.

Opinions still differ as to whether the sale of Blue Haven Terralong is necessary.

The movie night is launching some programs local youth can get involved in.

A great day of rugby, made better by Kiama winning the Country Cup

A new round of Federal grants may help.

Most would prefer to stay in Council hands.

He certainly drew a crowd.

It is something they have always said couldn't be done.

Next week's Extraordinary Meeting will be open to the public, and previously confidential information has been released to support the case to include Terralong in the Blue Haven sale.

Council says it is fully compliant, despite objections from neighbours.

The Director just wants to stop the water coming in.