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It’s an exciting time for Wollongong Botanic Garden, with a diverse range of tourism, education, and event providers putting their hand up to be part of a new era for one of Wollongong’s most iconic locations.
Wollongong City Council has endorsed a draft plan that will see more than $24 million of developer contributions re-invested into public infrastructure over the next four years, ensuring the whole community benefits from increased development across the city.
A long-term vision to transform Flinders Street into a vibrant arrival boulevard into the CBD has been endorsed, with a plan guiding future development of the precinct adopted at Monday night’s meeting of Wollongong City Council.
A pilot program empowering everyday lake lovers to become environmental leaders has wrapped up, with four standout projects chosen to receive industry support to help bring them forward.
Ensuring children and their families have safe pedestrian access to and from schools is a top priority for Council.
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Council media statements
Below is a list of recent media statements issued by Wollongong City Council. Click an item to read the full statement.
| StatementStatement | Date issuedDate issued |
|---|---|
| NoticeSafer Routes to School a top priority for Council | Date issuedThursday 21 May 2026 |
| NoticeRodent activity at Crown Street Mall Parklet | Date issuedFriday 10 April 2026 |
| NoticeWollongong Council Fuel Statement | Date issuedMonday 30 March 2026 |
| NoticeUpdate on Revolve Centre closure | Date issuedFriday 27 March 2026 |
| NoticeNo formal submission received for V8 Supercars in Wollongong | Date issuedThursday 19 March 2026 |
From the Lord Mayor's Office
The Business Papers for next Monday’s Council Meeting are available and it’s a huge agenda covering a diverse range of topics.
This week I had the absolute pleasure of joining a special morning tea to acknowledge the vital contributions of some of the city’s hardworking volunteers.
I am no stranger to walking the halls of NSW Parliament House to advocate for those who call Wollongong home.