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Mollymook

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Nov 2, 2026

CrammyHOST
8:18
at the time? School's certainly changed, hasn't it, since way back when? It really has.
CrammyHOST
8:23
Speaking of teachers, we've got one on the phone this morning from Molly Mook.
CrammyHOST
8:26
Kim, you're a teacher and you had an experience with a ghost on school camp.
CrammyHOST
8:30
Tell us what
Todd SloanHOST
3:06
Where does that sit?
Josh CrealyGUEST
3:08
So look, Mollymook, love the place.
Josh CrealyGUEST
3:12
Um, very close to my heart.
Josh CrealyGUEST
3:14
My parents have a farm in Milton.
Josh CrealyGUEST
4:42
we had yeah it was a level of service that comes with paying that price
Todd SloanHOST
4:46
did you guys ever do the numbers on the budget side to be like hey this one is better than this one or is it more of just more like uh no no this this is what fits the area
Josh CrealyGUEST
4:56
Yeah, it was definitely what fits the area because we looked at Mollymook as a whole and Bannisters is really the only other luxury accommodation down there.
Josh CrealyGUEST
5:04
So there's a lot of like B and C grade accommodation options where it's old 50s, 60s motels.
James PetersonGUEST
2:19
Parents used to own a motel in Nowra.
James PetersonGUEST
2:21
And then after that, we lived in Mollymook on the south coast until I was about 28.
James PetersonGUEST
2:25
And when I was down there, I was in another Christian rock band at that time.
James PetersonGUEST
2:30
But we decided to move to Canberra for work predominantly.
Ben FordhamHOST
5:05
Shoalhaven Council wants tourists to pay for parking at popular holiday destinations, but locals would be given a free pass.
Ben FordhamHOST
5:14
The changes have been considered for Huskisson, Berry, Himes Beach and Mollymook.
Ben FordhamHOST
5:19
Love all of those places.
Ben FordhamHOST
5:21
It's part of a plan to raise millions of dollars in extra revenue.
CamHOST
1:46
So Stewart Bunn from First National Real Estate, he joined us to speak about this.
CamHOST
1:50
And he had some really cool examples as well down in Mollymook with Princess Diana.
CamHOST
1:54
no less.
ReneeHOST
1:54
Yeah, lots of people, you know, lots of different examples from in Australia and around the world of where this happens, yeah.

13 MINS LATER

Stewart BunnGUEST
14:32
Yes, certainly.
Stewart BunnGUEST
14:33
Well, perhaps let's start with the positive.
Stewart BunnGUEST
14:35
I mean, quite close to home, down in Mollymook, Diana Spencer famously stayed in a residence on the waterfront there while she was mulling Charles's marriage proposal.
Stewart BunnGUEST
14:46
And every time that property comes up for sale, that positively influences the media around the sale and obviously potentially increases the value of the property as well.
BilloHOST
3:21
Once we reach Batemans Bay, it's another 50 kilometres or so north along the coast to Ulladulla.
BilloHOST
3:27
We're staying nearby at Mollymook Paradise Haven Motel, which puts us within easy reach of Saturday morning's parkrun.
BilloHOST
3:36
So after more than 500 kilometres of highways, country roads, mountain bends and coastal scenery, we've made it to Ulladulla.
BilloHOST
3:45
Before we get to parkrun, let's discover a little about the place we've travelled all this way to visit.
BilloHOST
6:12
It's a reminder that the ocean here isn't simply a beautiful backdrop.
BilloHOST
6:17
For generations of local families, it's also been their livelihood.
BilloHOST
6:22
Now over time, improved roads and transport helped Ulladulla and neighbouring Mollymook become popular holiday destinations.
BilloHOST
6:32
And looking at the beaches, harbour and surrounding coastline, it's not difficult to understand why.
James PetersonGUEST
2:20
Parents used to own a motel in Nowra.
James PetersonGUEST
2:22
And then after that, we lived in Mollymook on the south coast until I was about 28.
James PetersonGUEST
2:25
And when I was down there, I was in another Christian rock band at that time.
James PetersonGUEST
2:30
But we decided to move to Canberra for work predominantly.
History Makers Radio

History Makers Radio

JSP

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

Steve MackHOST
2:05
Yep.
James PettersonGUEST
2:05
And then after that we lived in Mollymook on the South Coast until I was about 28.
James PettersonGUEST
2:09
And when I was down there I was in, um, uh, another, uh, Christian rock band at that time, but we decided to move to, to Canberra for, for work predominantly.
James PettersonGUEST
2:18
[laughs] Um-
BenHOST
27:03
You were very young, but your toys would fucking go off at all hours of the night and all kinds of shit.
BenHOST
27:08
You'd talk to people that weren't there and all kinds of stuff, but by the time we moved to that Mollymook house...
BenHOST
27:15
You had quite a few things happen there too,
AydenGUEST
27:17
didn't you? Yeah, when I started noticing, I was probably old enough to start getting scared by it.

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