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Nadine Morton
Verified
Emergency Services and Breaking News Journalist, Illawarra Mercury
Wollongong, Bathurst
Beats
social unrest and everything in between.War geopolitics
Porn, Gambling, etc.
Content
By Nadine Morton Verified| Illawarra Mercury Verified Paramedic and Health Services Union delegate Jodie House with (main) the ambulance station at Warrawong. Pictures (main) Robert Peet, suppliedSecurity breaches, break-ins and ongoing safety risks have forced Warrawong paramedics out of their own station.
By Nadine Morton Verified| Illawarra Mercury Verified NSW Nurses and Midwives Association Wollongong Branch president James Gray on Tuesday, April 15. Picture by Adam McLeanNurses and midwives in Wollongong Private Hospital might have received a hard-fought-for pay rise, but for some people, it is still not a living wage.
By Nadine Morton Verified| Illawarra Mercury Verified Paramedic and Health Services Union delegate Jodie House with (main) the ambulance station at Warrawong. Pictures (main) Robert Peet, suppliedSecurity breaches, break-ins and ongoing safety risks have forced Warrawong paramedics out of their own station.
Company Info
Illawarra Mercury
The Illawarra Mercury is a historic newspaper based in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, Australia. Founded in 1855, it is one of the country’s oldest regional newspapers and is currently owned by Australian Community Media. The publication focuses on local news, covering a wide range of topics including politics, health, education, and entertainment, and serves communities from Helensburgh to Kiama. The Illawarra Mercury publishes six days a week and offers both print and digital content, including multimedia stories produced by a team of skilled reporters and photographers. It emphasizes community advocacy, often campaigning for local issues such as healthcare reforms and infrastructure improvements. With a significant digital presence, the newspaper engages its audience through social media and provides real-time updates, catering to the needs of local residents, businesses, and policymakers.
Sydney, Australia
+61 2 4221 2333
Founded: 1855