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Campaign against proposed Illawarra wind turbines ramps up
LAST year’s strong community response against the proposed large-scale wind turbine project off the Illawarra coast is about to hit a new level of momentum, with a refreshed campaign including a series of initiatives…
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Bulli museum celebrates Sandon Point and its people as part of Heritage Festival
A SPECIAL exhibition at the Bulli museum is part of what has been labelled Australia’s largest community-driven celebration of heritage. As part of the Australian Heritage Festival, the Black Diamond Heritage Centre is featuring…
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Whartons Creek flows again as big clean-up continues throughout the city
THE massive task of repairing infrastructure following the recent natural disaster in the city is continuing. Wollongong City Council crews continue to be on the ground carrying out clean up works on beaches and…
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Night work on Mount Ousley interchange
MOTORISTS are advised of changed traffic conditions this week while night work is carried out on the Mount Ousley interchange project. Work will include survey, vegetation removal, pavement and geotechnical investigations, utility relocations, and…
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Changed traffic conditions at Memorial Drive Bulli
MOTORISTS are advised of changed traffic conditions at Bulli as maintenance work continues on the Farrell Road pedestrian bridge that spans over Memorial Drive. Work includes repainting the bridge and replacing the safety screens.…
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Teens charged following alleged pursuit from Towradgi to Helensburgh, ending at Bulli Tops
TWO teenagers have been charged, following an alleged pursuit from Towradgi, along the M1 Motorway to Helensburgh, before the car ran out of petrol at Bulli Tops yesterday. Police were patrolling Towradgi Road, Towradgi,…
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Your guide to ANZAC Day services in the north
On 25 April, we remember and acknowledge the men and women who have served in Australia’s and New Zealand’s armed forces. In Australia, New Zealand, and indeed across the globe, as the dawn breaks…
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Over 1300 on-call household clean-ups from flood affected residents
TWO weeks after the flooding event that devastated many Illawarra residents, Wollongong City Council will end its free additional clean-up service this afternoon (5pm Friday 19 April). Council and its waste contractor, Remondis have…
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Latest on the big clean-up after Saturday’s disastrous weather event
WITH parts of the entire city impacted by the Saturday morning weather event and widespread, extensive damage to public and private property, Wollongong City Council continues the monstrous infrastructure clean-up task. Council staff are…
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