BUTTERFLY EFFECT The traffic chaos which followed a crash on the Hume Motorway at Ingleburn last week has highlighted the urgent need for the Spring Far Farm link roadr and other alternative routes between Campbelltown and Camden to avoid future gridlock.kk. Page 1

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Fate of trees now lies with council The fate of four trees on Main South Rd will now be decided by the city council. The city councils infrastructure, transport, and environment committee was set to make a decision on the trees, which sit in the path of a proposed U-turn bay, at its... Page 1

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Rallying for support Anywhere between one and 100 international students can attend Wainuiomata High School throughout the course of a school year, which is why staff members are looking to the community for support. Wainuiomata High School is preparing for a large number of groups to visit the valley over coming months and, with students set to stay for up to four weeks, local homestays are required. Homestay co-ordi Page 3

Winter dip to top off pool Are you ready to brave the winter waves. Thats the question posed to Southlanders by the Toe Toes Community Pool committee this week, as they prepare for their Midwinter Dip with the Dolphins family fundraiser at Curio Bay on Sunday. Organisers... Page 1

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Tuesday, January 19, 2016 REPORTS of parents using their children to get inside charity bins to steal items and people sleeping rough inside bins are causing concern in Balaclava. The Sacred Heart Mission has highlighted an increased need for emergency beds after a group of... Page 1

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Housing struggle worsens THE number of homeless people in Whitehorse is on the rise, the latest data reveals. According to Launch Housing, homelessness in the western part of Whitehorse grew by 46 per cent in the 10 years between 2001 and 2011 - making it the ninth largest... Page 5

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Net theft irks pensioner Ray Rarere has attended the February 22 earthquakememorial services for the last three years, and an earthquake award for services holds pride of place in his memorabilia cabinet. This year, however, he didnt make it. Instead, he was stressing about... Page 1

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Helpers needed for Guides Volunteers are needed to help run GirlGuiding in Ellesmere. Guide leader Lorraine Haffner, aka Buzz, has 30 years as a leader under her belt, with 11 of those in Leeston. She is the only leader for 19 girls, although a new Brownie leader is going... Page 1

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Hip-hop tips and tricks GET rhyme-ready with Candy Bowers Does Hip-Hop at the Wheeler Centre, dig into a Minecraft camp or join the MS Walk and Fun Run around Albert Park Lake. Page 1

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Ironman effort JULES Dillon and Jane Crawford are chasing down their dreams. The dynamic duo from North Lakes, aged 43 and 49, has qualified for the IRONMAN World Championship and will travel to Hawaii to compete in the international event in October. Page 1

Playing the arty game in Avalon The Game is the theme of this years Avalon Art Festival, which starts on Saturday. Page 4

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Election heats up COMMUNITY crusader and Viewbank mum Sonja Terpstra is standing for Banyule Council in the October election. Page 1

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Claims 70-year-old beaten An environmentalist allegedly beaten outside his house believes the attack was motivated by the release of a controversial series of videos. Cyril Corny Andrews, 70, claims he was beaten outside his Shannon home on Saturday night. He heard creaks... Page 1

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OUR KIDS DESERVE BETTER PARENTS are regularly abusing their own children and cadet soccer referees as the Central Coast junior sport rage crisis deepens. Officials say there has been a big drop in volunteer numbers as many of them are "fed up" with the "constant" abuse. The... Page 1

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Good sports AFTER tipping the scales at 180kg each, Jack Murphy and Ashleigh Whiteside could never have imagined competing in a triathlon. But after dramatic transformations of their lives, they have done just that. While the Brunswick City Baths Multisport Club... Page 1