Milton Ulladulla Times
Grace Crivellaro
Grace Crivellaro
Journalist

Grace Crivellaro is an Illawarra Mercury reporter. Get in touch at grace.crivellaro@austcommunitymedia.com.au

Capsized yacht washes ashore following dramatic rescue
Capsized: Austinmer resident Martin Parmenter (pictured) saw the yacht when out for a walk with his neighbour on Sunday. Picture: Sylvia Liber.
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'I worked all my life': Shellharbour woman fronts homelessness inquiry
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Parliamentary inquiry: A couple of years ago, Lyn Bailey, 74, was on the brink of homelessness. She recently made a submission to the homelessness among older people inquiry to seek much needed change. Picture: file photo
One man's mission to prove it's not weak to speak
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It's not weak to speak: Top Blokes Foundation youth worker Adam Leahey has been mentoring young men at school's across the Illawarra this Men's Health Week. Picture: Adam McLean.
'I worked all my life': retired midwife fronts homelessness inquiry
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INQUIRY: A couple of years ago, Lyn Bailey, 74, was on the brink of homelessness. She recently made a submission to the homelessness among older people inquiry to demand much needed change. File picture.
Help them! Community demands action for mum facing homelessness
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Coady hasn't eaten properly for five years, but now there's hope
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Coady Gillis, 21, suffers from a myriad of rare chronic conditions. But she is now one step closer to potentially lifesaving treatment. Pictures: supplied.
Evicted mum told to put disabled son in care, stay in refuge
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Single mum Bec Darby and her 14-year-old son Hunter Hawken Hunter feel that people with disabilities are left out of the conversation when it comes to the region's housing crisis. Picture: Sylvia Liber.
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Investigation launched after 'white supremacy, neo-Nazi' flyers found at uni
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Investigations: Multiples flyers have been found across Wollongong including the North Wollongong Station bus stop (left) and the University of Wollongong campus (right). They have since been taken down. Pictures: supplied.
Depp v Heard trial triggering for abuse victims, says expert
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Illawarra Women's Health Centre general manager Sally Stevenson. File image.
How one Nowra resident has mastered the art of growing chokos
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LOCO FOR CHOKOS: Col Lidicoat started growing choko vines in his backyard ten years ago and loves the bumpy fruits for their versatility.
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