Joshua Bartlett
Illawarra Mercury
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Past articles by Joshua:
The five brightest emerging stars of Illawarra women's football
The region boasts plenty of great talent. → Read More
Top 10 moments of 2022 in Illawarra football, and further abroad
We look at everything, from grassroots through to the international level. → Read More
Shellharbour teenager Lachie Cabor takes the long road to AFL dream
While the dream of joining an AFL club will become a reality for dozens of teenagers on Monday and Tuesday nights, Lachie Cabor will patiently wait for his opportunity to arrive in 12 months' time. → Read More
Wollongong swimmer Emma McKeon eyes off gold at Birmingham Commonwealth Games
More than 400 Aussies will be competing. → Read More
False positive COVID result clears Illawarra Hawks for NBL season take-off
Their last pre-season clash was canned on the weekend. → Read More
Wollongong Wolves prepare for Mariners battle in FFA Cup round of 16 fixture
The side has already made club history in the competition. → Read More
All the photos from Sydney FC's friendly clash with the Wollongong Wolves
The wafting smell of a sausage sizzle, accompanied by chanting supporters and the driving beat of the drum. → Read More
Sydney FC secure friendly victory over Wollongong Wolves in Primbee
They may not have got the win, but the Wolves proved they could match it with the A-Leagues' best on Saturday. → Read More
Sydney FC ready to take on Wollongong Wolves in friendly match at Primbee
Sydney FC captain Alex Wilkinson hopes Saturday's friendly against the Wolves will be a taster for future rivalry between the clubs in the A-League Mens. → Read More
Wellington Phoenix prepares for Wollongong return ahead of A-Leagues season
The Illawarra is set to once again play a key role in the Phoenix's A-Leagues campaign this season. → Read More
Illawarra Hawks re-commit to the WIN Entertainment Centre until at least 2024
STICKING AROUND: The Hawks will play home games at the WEC until 2024. Picture: Anna Warr It's been the Hawks' nest for more than two decades, and Illawarra will call the WIN Entertainment Centre home for at least the next three years. → Read More
NBL: Illawarra Hawks complete roster with Rathan-Mayes signing
Hawks coach Brian Goorjian has added the final piece to his roster, with former NBA guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes set to head to Wollongong. → Read More
Home comforts for Illawarra Hawks in new NBL season
The competition tips off on December 3. → Read More
After losing Harry, Figtree family on a mission to prevent suicide
The Figtree family of Illawarra footballer Harry Groeller have been humbled at the community's support for suicide prevention, to honour an "amazing young man". → Read More
Shellharbour's Foord named in Matildas squad for Tokyo Olympics
Eighteen players have the chance to compete for the side. → Read More
Jack de Belin 'grateful' to be back playing for St George Illawarra
Jack de Belin has opened up to media for the first time since returning to the NRL, admitting that he hasn't given up hope of getting back into the State of Origin arena. → Read More
Wollongong Wolves, Illawarra Stingrays home games called off
The matches were set to be played at Albert Butler and JJ Kelly Parks. → Read More
Former Illawarra Hawk LaMelo Ball named NBA's 2020-21 rookie of the year
Eighteen months after departing Wollongong, LaMelo Ball has made his mark on the NBA, after being named the league's rookie of the year on Thursday morning (AEDT). → Read More
Wollongong prepares to host cycling bonanza in 2022
FULL STEAM AHEAD: Dylan George and Haylee Fuller can't wait for next year's UCI Road World Championships to begin in Wollongong. Picture: Robert Peet It's official - the Illawarra will be a haven for some of the world's top cyclists in September 2022. → Read More
Kiama's Norma Stead receives OAM for her dedication to tennis
SURPRISED: Norma Stead has received an OAM for her service to tennis and the Kiama community. Picture: Robert Peet Like many kids, Norma Stead first picked up a tennis racquet because her parents played the sport. → Read More