The Bulli & Clifton Times

MOTORISTS should expect lane closures during the night along Mount Ousley Road at various locations between Picton Road and Bulli Pass next week. Work will include resurfacing of the M1 Motorway in both directions to improve safety for motorists. Work will be carried out from Monday March 13 to Monday March 20 between 8pm and … Continue reading →

WOONONA resident Renee Jurgielan has been named as the 2023 Keira Woman of the Year. Renee, who is the director of Frame Running Wollongong, helps lead a small team and successfully works with members of the community and stakeholders to enrich the lives of children with a disability or impaired balance by participating in the … Continue reading →

AFTER years of ‘bureaucratic nonsense’ Austinmer Rural Fire Service (RFS) looks set to find a new home at Thirroul. The Bulli & Clifton Times can reveal that Wollongong City Council will enter into a ‘Heads of Agreement’ with the NSW Government to lease the preferred site at Sea Foam Avenue, Thirroul. Austinmer RFS was forced … Continue reading →

THE former Bulli Hospital site will be redeveloped into a residential area after Landcom reached an agreement to purchase the disused site from NSW Health. Subject to approvals, the site will deliver diverse, affordable, and sustainable housing including terraces, townhouses and a mix of single house lot sizes. Landcom Acting CEO Matthew Beggs said the … Continue reading →

A PROPOSAL to have the old Bulli Bowling Club site rezoned from private recreation to allow for almost 100 residential dwellings to be built has been labelled an “overdevelopment” and rejected by Wollongong City Council on Monday night. Councillors unanimously rejected an application to rezone the site for a mixed-use development consisting of three, four, … Continue reading →