Ian appreciates the joys and challenges of life in country town. There’s a style and an approach to life and communication here that is different to city centres. It’s not something that can be studied or easily transferred, you’ve got to live it and Ian does, in his personal and professional life. The communities I love and serve have benefited from Ian’s ability to communicate with regional people in a way that is respectful, informed and creative.
BEST OF 2025: Dental should be covered by Medicare, and that's the tooth
I would have thought private dental/health cover would have made a difference. Certainly does in my… View
This cover is available via private health insurance. The government can’t even fund regular… View
Chris Ellis I absolutely agree. And that’s not the future I want for my community or grandkids. View
Mini golf set to swing back into Batemans Bay
Good luck guys in you new venture. Come on M & M in Council press that button and get the final… View
Oh dear... " The pair have been 'putting' in long hours preparing the course."... Of course they… View
11 things we never say in Queanbeyan
12. Our rates are going down 13. The Council does not undertake waste of time and money projects. View
Moruya's Red Rose Cafe has been serving milkshakes and mixed grills for a century
Mr grandparents John Bennett and Marie Pike were married in Moruya and had their reception at the… View
Hello John. My name is George. I would like to ask you if the Nick Corunna you are referring to is… View
I remember before Sam and Steve it was owned by nick corunna and before that was a Mrs heslop she… View
