Glen Humphries is a Senior Journalist at the Illawarra Mercury. With over two decades of experience in newspapers, he covers local councils in the Illawarra, state and federal politics, and contributes to the TV guide, focusing on themes of regional interest, real estate, and the judicial system. Glen's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Canberra Times and The Daily Advertiser.
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Glen Humphries' coverage primarily focuses on local news, including Wollongong-specific events and historical occurrences. He also covers entertainment news, government and politics, as well as business and industry topics.
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Kiama Council has issued thousands of dollars in fines.
By: Glen Humphries
The office block is located in the lower end of the mall.
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By: Glen Humphries
A week after Local Government Minister Ron Hoenig gave Kiama Council a lifeline, a councillor has branded him "incompetent and out of his depth".
By: Glen Humphries
The massive multi-storey renovations at the Illawarra Hotel rejected by Wollongong City Council can go ahead.
By: Glen Humphries
The injury has left him with a fused elbow and chronic pain.
The fate of Robertson's Big Potato is likely to be decided by the Land and Environment Court.
By: Glen Humphries
A Windang caravan park running without council approval for decades is trying once again to get the nod.
By: Glen Humphries
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The man charged with the 1970 disappearance and murder of Cheryl Grimmer smirked at the family in court as the case against him fell apart.
