Mollymook
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Sep 10, 2026
Steve SmithHOST
Now I've had some information come to me and I'll start off with golf course architect Ryan Vanderveen who got in touch with me yesterday.
Steve SmithHOST
and he's been looking at some of the golf holes at Mollymook's Hilltop Golf Course down in New South Wales South Coast where he's been working recently.
Steve SmithHOST
Whilst he's been down there doing some of that work on course, they've got some major renovations happening, which is fantastic to hear about, he tells me that there's a couple of holes with some big falls from Teeter Green, around 30 to 35 metres, but nothing that will reach the 45 metres of Oberon, as I mentioned in the second hole at Oberon.
Steve SmithHOST
Now myself, in my own research, I did forget about looking into Tambourine Mountain Golf Club up on the Gold Coast, which is one of my favourite nine-hole golf courses in Australia, I might add.
Pam BurridgeGUEST
So I'm Pam Burridge.
Pam BurridgeGUEST
We're at North Mollymook Beach in the beautiful south coast New South Wales.
Pam BurridgeGUEST
I'm a former professional surfer, world champion in 1990, and, and long time tour participant.
Clare WrightHOST
Pam, it's an incredible scene that we're looking out on today.
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Pam BurridgeGUEST
Yeah
Clare WrightHOST
... here.
Clare WrightHOST
And I like actually kind of holding it up against the surf and imagining Isabelle Latham out there at Mollymook.
Pam BurridgeGUEST
Yeah.
Chris EddyHOST
Mayor Cameron MacDonald praised both candidates for a respectful campaign.
Chris EddyHOST
Shoalhaven City Council will hand over three sites in Milton, Ulladulla and Mollymook to allow the $940 million Milton-Ulladulla bypass to proceed, according to Region Illawarra.
Chris EddyHOST
The NSW Government will compulsorily acquire the land under transport legislation, as community land cannot otherwise be sold.
Chris EddyHOST
Two sites are operational land and one is a public reserve.
James BrayshawHOST
Well, I know where you are.
James BrayshawHOST
If you go beyond where you are down into Mollymook and Jervis Bay and Hyams, that is some of the most beautiful beach line or, or coastal country in Australia.
Ryan PapenhuyzenGUEST
Yeah.
Ryan PapenhuyzenGUEST
And some nice golf courses down there as well-
Elliot LawryHOST
His name's Michael Keats.
Elliot LawryHOST
He's from Mollymook in New South Wales.
Elliot LawryHOST
His partner actually set up a GoFundMe to sort of help raise some money to cover the funeral costs.
Elliot LawryHOST
He was returning from a hike in Tibet when the floods hit.
Nelson ScottCORRESPONDENT
The remainder in Nepal.
Nelson ScottCORRESPONDENT
Michael Keats was from Mollymook on the south coast, worked as a teacher, a very spiritual man, came here on a pilgrimage.
Nelson ScottCORRESPONDENT
It was at Mount Kailash in Tibet and then went to...
Nelson ScottCORRESPONDENT
A checkpoint on the Nepal-Tibet border when the flash flood occurred and the immigration building he was understood to be inside has been destroyed.
Mark LevyHOST
Look, sadly, one of the Australians missing in Nepal... after the devastating flash floods, is dead.
Mark LevyHOST
37-year-old Michael Keats is his name from beautiful Mollymook down there on the south coast of New South Wales.
Mark LevyHOST
We're told he was part of a travel group on the Nepal-China border when disaster struck.
Mark LevyHOST
His partner, Emily, has confirmed his death overnight online, paying tribute by describing him as my young son's stepfather, although he was the only father he's ever known.
Anna PykettHOST
His name is Michael Keats.
Anna PykettHOST
He's a hiker from Mollymook on the New South Wales south coast.
Anna PykettHOST
Now, his partner, Emily Boyd, confirmed the news, saying it had changed everything for her and her family.
Anna PykettHOST
Now, reports say they initially thought he was safe, but sadly that turned out not to be the case.
speaker_0HOST
A hiker from New South Wales has been confirmed dead in last week's flash flooding disaster in Nepal.
speaker_0HOST
Michael Keats from Mollymook on the New South Wales south coast had reached the Nepal-Tibet border with a travel group moments before disaster struck.
speaker_0HOST
And despite no official confirmation from the federal government yet, his partner Emily Boyd shared a video on social media confirming his death.
Emily BoydSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm just scrambling trying to get passports updated and visa applications and looking at flights and whatnot.
Sharri MarksonHOST
OK, I'll come back to all of that in a moment, but now let's get the latest on Nepal, where over 900 people have been killed and 4,000 people, sadly, including 43 Australians, are still missing.
Sharri MarksonHOST
And tragic news this evening, that the first Australian, 37-year-old Mollymook local Michael Keats, has been confirmed dead.
Sharri MarksonHOST
His heartbroken partner confirming the awful news.
Sharri MarksonHOST
This is devastating, but apparently not enough to stop climate activists from using the disaster to push their ideological bandwagon.
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