Jim Gainsford is a reporter for the St George and Sutherland Shire Leader, based in Sydney, Australia. With a focus on local news in the Camden area of New South Wales, Jim covers a wide range of topics including community events, infrastructure projects, gambling issues, and urban development.
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Jim Gainsford's coverage mainly focuses on local news, community events, infrastructure, environment, and sports in the New South Wales area. His articles often feature government announcements and press releases related to culture & society, government & politics, entertainment news and business & industry.
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A special service was held at Bexley Uniting Church on Saturday, August 31 for the ordination of Pastor Kyounghee Cho and her induction into the Bexley congregation.
By: Jim Gainsford
The students of Carlton South Public School gave NSW Premier and Kogarah MP Chris Minns a warm welcome this morning when he visited to announce funding for the school's upgraded grass playground.
By: Jim Gainsford
Bayside mayor Bill Saravinovski has signed-off after 40 years in local government. (min cost $ Login or signup to continue reading
Low occupancy rates and affordable rents are acting as catalysts to attract new businesses to Bexley Town Centre. JG
Former police police officer, pizza shop owner and Rockdale Council employee Vinny Carrabs is running as an independent in Bayside's Ward 1 on the platform of Bring Back Botany Bay Council.
By: Jim Gainsford
Improving road safety and retaining the character of local suburbs are priorities for Leesha Payor, the Kogarah Residents' Association's candidate for Kogarah Ward.
By: Jim Gainsford
The NSW Mounted Police were on hand in today to welcome retired police officers as they visited Kogarah Police Station. (min cost $
By: Jim Gainsford
After 30 years in local government the former mayor of Kogarah and George River Councils, Nick Katris has seen councils evolve from dinosaurs only
Labor candidate for Bayside Ward 1, Christina Curry is a lifelong resident who serves as Councillor on Bayside Council and served on the former City of Botany Bay Council.
Voting in the 2024 NSW Local Government elections for Georges River and Bayside Councils will being from tomorrow, Saturday, September 7.
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