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Corrimal Coke Works housing development another step closer with sustainability guidelines
A SITE-SPECIFIC development control plan (DCP) for the former Corrimal Coke Works has been adopted by Wollongong City Council, paving the way forward for more sustainable homes on the site. Illawarra Coke Company Pty…
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Bulli Pass closed for night work for five weeks
MOTORISTS are advised Bulli Pass will be closed at night between Lawrence Hargrave Drive and M1 Princes Motorway for five weeks to allow for slope stabilisation work . Work includes slope stabilisation and drainage…
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Managing our vulnerable coastline
ILLAWARRA’S northern coastline offers a great lifestyle, enviable views and supports a diverse range of flora and fauna. To help manage this unique environment Wollongong City Council is about to embark on the first…
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Regulatory authority rejects an application for a fourth Helensburgh ‘bottle’o
AN application for a fourth bottle shop in Helensburgh has been refused by the NSW Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority. Coles applied for a packaged liquor licence in July 2021 and encountered strong opposition…
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M1 Princes Motorway to be closed for five nights between Waterfall and Bulli Tops
MOTORISTS are advised the M1 Princes Motorway will be closed from Sunday for five nights between the Old Princes Highway intersection at Waterfall and Bulli Tops. Work will include trimming vegetation, clearing drains, litter…
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Appeal for information after a reported child approach at Bulli
POLICE are appealing for information following the report of a child approach at Bulli earlier today. An 11-year-old girl was walking along the bicycle pathway near the intersection of Trinity Row and Park Road,…
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Popular northern sports fields closed until further notice after weekend damage
LAST Friday, Wollongong City Council opened 11 of its sports fields, and two additional non-playing sites for games over the weekend. With rainfall of up to 30mm in some parts of the city last Friday…
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Old Bulli Hospital site to be redeveloped for housing
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,…
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