Stakeholders Community Infrastructure Strategic Plan 2026 - 56 - Shoalhaven City Council

 

If you are interested in attending a Shoalhaven City Council Community Infrastructure Strategic Plan meeting in your local area, request an invitation from Shoalhaven City Council, and you must represent an organisation. Contact Council directly for further information

Shoalhaven City Council is pleased to invite you to attend an upcoming information session about the Draft Community Infrastructure Strategic Plan 2026-56 (CISP).

These invitation‑only sessions are designed for key stakeholders and will help you navigate the draft CISP, understand its recommendations, and provide an opportunity to ask questions directly to Council staff.

INFORMATION SESSION DETAILS

Dates & Locations:

Wednesday 29 April 2026 – Bomaderry @ Shoalhaven Indoor Sports Centre, Mezzanine, 5-6:30pm

Wednesday 6 May 2026 – Huskisson @ Huskisson Community Centre, 5-6:30pm

Tuesday 12 May 2026 – Ulladulla @ Ulladulla Civic Centre, Lounge, 5-6:30pm

Click here to RSVP by 22nd April 2026


*Please note, information sessions may be cancelled if RSVP numbers are insufficient.

Not Guilty - Episode 2 - Craig McLachlan

 

UNFILTERED: Episode 3 The latest episode of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live.  Out NOW on: Spotify | Apple | Deezer | Amazon Hello Beautiful people, Was the fix in? In this episode, Michael Cain and Craig McLachlan go deeper into the details of the criminal case - including the charge that became almost too absurd to believe: the so-called "ankle tickle." But it's Vanessa who brings the questions that cut to the heart of it all. How can anyone be expected to modify or reflect on their behaviour if no one ever raises a concern with them directly? When friendly interactions and communications continue freely - in the workplace and beyond it - is it just to have complaints aired so publicly, and so devastatingly, in the press? This is the unfiltered, human side of a case that ultimately ended in full acquittal. No spin. No filter. This episode is a companion to Episode 3 of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case and is not to be missed.   LISTEN ON SPOTIFY >> LISTEN ON APPLE >> LISTEN ON DEEZER >> LISTEN ON AMAZON >> New episodes drop every Thursday. Thank you for continuing to show up, listen, and sit with the complexity of this. What was reported and what actually happened are not the same. This is about setting that record straight. Love, Craig xx click here for the previous post

Brian Johnson Replaces Bon Scott In AC/DC - Music History - Calendar Event of The Day

 

1980 Brian Johnson of the band Geordie gets a new, slightly more high-profile gig: replacing the deceased Bon Scott in AC/DC. Johnson's first album with the band is Back In Black, which becomes the second-best selling album worldwide behind Thriller. Read the full story   More Events:   1973 Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show, who have a hit with "The Cover Of 'Rolling Stone'," appear on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.   1993 "A Whole New World" from the Disney animated film Aladdin wins the Academy Award for Best Song. Click here for the previous post

Blondie Scores The First #1 With A Rap - Music History - Calendar Event of the Day

 

1981 Blondie's "Rapture" hits #1 on the Hot 100, becoming the first chart-topper with a rap. Read the full story   More Events:   1985 Four-year-old Alicia Cook makes her acting debut on the "Slumber Party" episode of The Cosby Show. She'll become famous as Alicia Keys.   1975 At an Elvis Presley concert at the Hilton in Las Vegas, Barbra Streisand goes backstage and offers Elvis the lead role in her upcoming film A Star Is Born. Elvis is interested, but on the advice of his manager Colonel Parker, he demands too much money and top billing, so Kris Kristofferson is chosen for the role instead.   1982 On his way to a "no-nukes" rally, David Crosby crashes his car into a divider on the San Diego Freeway. Police find quaaludes, cocaine paraphernalia, and a concealed pistol in the vehicle, but charges against him are plea bargained down to reckless driving and he is sentenced to probation and a $751 fine. A few weeks later he is arrested again, this time for freebasing cocaine.   See More Events

Iconic Stones Logo Appears For First Time - Music History - Calendar Event of The Day

 

1971 The Rolling Stones' lips and tongue logo appears for the first time when it is used on VIP passes for their show at the Marquee Club in London. Read the full story   More Events:   1995   1983 Thanks to heavy rotation on MTV, Duran Duran have their first American hit when "Hungry Like The Wolf" hits #3 on the Hot 100.   1977 "Rich Girl" hits #1 in America, giving Hall & Oates their first of six chart-toppers on the Hot 100.   See More Events Clicvk here for the previous post

Aretha Franklin Is Born - Music History - Calendar Event of The Day

 

1942 Aretha Franklin is born in Memphis, Tennessee. Read the full story   More Events:   1955 The movie Blackboard Jungle is released, giving new exposure to the song "Rock Around The Clock," which is featured in the film. A few months later, the song becomes the first ever #1 rock song.   1967 How is the weather? Bright and sunny for The Turtles, who hit #1 in the US with "Happy Together."   2015 Mariah Carey joins James Corden for the first installment of Carpool Karaoke.   See More Events

 

Tim Wilson Update - LIberal Party

 

Dear All,   New inflation data shows Australia was left exposed to high inflation even before the Iran conflict.   Before the outbreak of conflict in Iran, February inflation was higher in Australia than in every major advanced economy.  At 3.7%, inflation here is greater than France (0.9%), Japan (1.3%), Italy (1.5%), Canada (1.8%), Germany (1.9%), United States (2.4%), and the United Kingdom (3.0%). The most persistent inflation is homegrown – which has risen from 4.9% to 5.0% – and fuelled by Labor’s out of control spending.  Instead of easing pressure, government spending is adding to inflation risks at a time when Australians need relief.   Australians are already paying the price through higher mortgages, groceries and energy bills.    Australia needs a renewed focus on economic discipline.   That means getting spending under control, restoring respect for taxpayers, and backing policies that lift productivity so hard work pays off again.   Australians deserve an economy where they can get ahead, not one where they feel like they’re falling behind.   Kind regards, Tim Wilson Shadow Treasurer