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Since 2014, The Bugle has been the Kiama region’s trusted source for local news.
The Bugle App is the next stage in our evolution, allowing us to report on local news, sport and events as they happen, in addition to our fortnightly printed edition.
It’s a sign of our commitment to the Kiama community, at a time when local news matters more than ever.
The Bugle app is also designed as a community hub, to be your one stop source of information about local businesses, community groups and even the surf.
The Bugle is a family enterprise, run by Cathy and Steve Law. Cathy is in charge of the content, and Steve looks after the advertising side of things. Source
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Search ArticlesKiama locals soak up Easter fun in the sun
Hundreds of local residents turned out in their droves over the Easter long weekend to enjoy the sun shining on Kiama and all this amazing community has to offer. On Easter Sunday, 300-plus kids, mums, dads, grandparents and members of the community enjoyed a fantastic afternoon of family fun.
Bishop of Wollongong Diocese pays tribute to Pope Francis
The Catholic Church community in the Diocese of Wollongong, which spans the coastal region from Gerringong north to Helensburgh, has expressed its deep sadness and profound gratitude following the death of Pope Francis. The 88-year-old died on Monday and there has been an outpouring of grief worldwide for the Catholic leader.
Smart thinking and shared leadership could unlock Kiama council’s future
Kiama Council may be sitting on the kind of opportunity that doesn’t come often. The chance to build financial stability, community benefit and housing supply, all at once. But realising that potential will take fresh thinking, the right partnerships, and a willingness to draw on local expertise. Former mayor and experienced developer Neville Fredericks believes Council is in a unique position. “Council has two main options beyond rates and charges,” he said.
Independent Community Forum for locals to decide Kiama’s housing future
If you’ve been left wondering whether your concerns about housing in the Kiama LGA are being heard, there’s another chance to join the conversation. An independent Community Forum will be held this Wednesday (23 April) at Kiama Leagues Club, hosted by Councillor Melinda Lawton. This forum offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from a panel of experts with deep roots in our region and strong views on the Kiama Draft Housing Strategy Version 2.
Greens candidate Debbie Killian keen to see student debt wiped away
Greens candidate Debbie Killian believes one of the major factors which is preventing younger first-home buyers from entering the market is the impact of student debts. One of Killian’s main policies is to push for the federal government to wipe out all student debt for University and TAFE graduates and boost funding to public schools.
Can we win again? Kiama Councillor Matt Brown on tourism titles, parking pain and precinct plans
The following views are those of Councillor Matt Brown and Bernie Hems, and not of Kiama Council or KCR. We’ve been here before, and we’ve won. Now Kiama is once again in the running to be named NSW’s Top Tourism Town (over 5000 people category), and Councillor Matt Brown believes we’ve got what it takes for back-to-back glory. Speaking with Bernie Hems on KCR, Cr Brown said Destination Kiama had lodged another strong submission, with secret judges already out and about.
Kiama Council shifts gear on DAs as state delays exposed
New league tables have confirmed what local councils have long argued: they’re not the only ones slowing down development applications. For years, councils have worn the blame for sluggish DA processing. Now, fresh transparency from the NSW Government is helping set the record straight, and Kiama Municipal Council is using it to make practical changes. Published league tables now hold 22 state agencies accountable for the time they take to respond during the process.
John Hatton throws his support behind Kate Dezarnaulds for Gilmore
Kate Dezarnaulds’ hopes of stealing the Gilmore seat away from incumbent Fiona Phillips and main rival Andrew Constance have received a boost with former Independent MP John Hatton throwing his support behind the Community Independent candidate. Hatton, who served as the Independent Member for South Coast in the NSW Parliament from 1973 to 1995, is widely respected across the political spectrum for his fearless pursuit of truth and transparency.
Facebook post naming Kiama boys taken down after privacy concerns
A recent post on the Kiama & Neighbouring Districts Community Page has sparked debate after it included photos and alleged names of boys said to be behaving aggressively around the Kiama Downs IGA and a nearby gym. The anonymous poster accused the boys of swearing, throwing objects, and damaging public property – including a bathroom used by gym patrons and disabled customers. The post included photos and named several young people, calling for their parents to intervene.
Kai Lunar reopens in Kiama with fresh look and big discounts
On the main street of Kiama, the recently refurbished Kai Lunar is setting itself apart with a brand new look. The owner of Kai Lunar, Leonie Pitt, recently reopened her decor, lifestyle and clothing store on Friday 4 April after four days of renovating the store, bringing in new brands, restocking, and giving the space a unique feel. Kai Lunar invites customers into a store that’s accessible, bright, fresh, clean, inviting and easy to shop.