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Wollongong City Council has ticked off some major milestones, with the Quarterly Review Statement (Quarterly Report) tabled at Monday’s (25 August) Council meeting highlighting multiple major projects that have been completed or set in motion since April.
The case to make Wollongong home to the state’s third cruise terminal and turnaround port was the focus of conversations at today’s Cruise Wollongong Taskforce Meeting.
The Windang community will have access to a play space in time for summer, with the playground within Windang Tourist Park set to undergo improvements before being temporarily opened for shared use between the community and Tourist Park guests.
Wollongong City Council is calling for expressions of interest from people interested in being part of a special community advisory group to guide the review of our current Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) and the development of the new Plan 2026-2030.
We want to hear from people with disability, their families and carers about their daily life in Wollongong – and what we can do to make it better.
Attention Wollongong’s netball-loving community – this is your time to shine!
Wollongong City Council is moving forward on plans to improve and refurbish Helensburgh Pool over the coming months.
Plastic Free July is a global movement encouraging people to reduce single-use plastics. Around Lake Illawarra, it’s more relevant than ever. Our beautiful lake is not only a recreational haven but a vital ecosystem that deserves protection from plastic pollution.
A major upgrade to West Dapto Road is set to move into the next phase, marking another step toward completion of the vital infrastructure project to support the region’s housing future.
The NSW Government has released its draft Bellambi People and Place Plan for community feedback, with the document now on public exhibition. It continues the State agency’s investigation into the renewal of the Bellambi estate.