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East Corrimal students take part in reconciliation art project
ARTWORK from students at East Corrimal Public School will feature in a new reconciliation art project on display in Crown Street Mall. The East Corrimal students’ work is among 10 banners from children at Para Meadows School, Keiraview Childcare Centre, Five Islands Secondary College and Warrawong Public School, in Wollongong. The exhibition, Nandhi Ngara (Look Listen) was … Continue reading
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ROAD surface and traffic improvements on Lawrence Hargrave Drive in Thirroul will be carried out by Transport for NSW from next month to increase traffic efficiency and safety. The work will include road re-sheeting between Lachlan Street and Hewitts Avenue, as well as asphalt patching from Bulli Pass to Phillip Street. A Transport for … Continue reading
MOTORISTS are advised of changed traffic conditions from next week in both directions on Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Clifton for drainage replacement work. A reduced speed limit of 40 kmh, traffic control and lane closures will be in place during work hours. Traffic control will manage queue lengths to reduce impacts on motorists. Work will be … Continue reading
MOTORISTS are advised of upcoming changed traffic conditions on Appin Road southbound for road repair and resurfacing work next week. During the work detours will be in place via Old Mount Ousley Road and M1 Princes Motorway. Motorists travelling northbound will not be impacted. The southbound on-ramp to the M1 Princes Motorway from Appin Road … Continue reading
FOR the first time in half a century, the Royal National Park, on the doorstep of the northern Illawarra, will have a population of platypus. Scientists from UNSW Sydney have re-introduced platypuses to the Hacking River after an absence of more than 50 years since a confirmed sighting of the iconic native animals. Leading a team … Continue reading
THE amenities block at Woonona rock pool will be closed and fenced off for three weeks to allow for Wollongong City Council to undertake maintenance work. During the works, the rock pool and external showers will remain open to swimmers and two temporary toilets will be available for community use. The work includes: A Council … Continue reading
SLACKY Flat Park will be restored as the north’s premier recreation venue, hosting concerts and festivals, markets, retail shows, family events and sport, under plans put forward by Wollongong City Council. The draft Bulli Showground Master Plan has been endorsed by Council for community engagement, enabling the public to have an input into what a … Continue reading
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