City of Wollongong News: Fast Five
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Looking for a fun way to spend the final week of the school holidays?
Wollongong City Libraries and Wollongong Youth Services are celebrating Pride Month with a range of free activities and events, including a special speaker event with activist Kate Rowe who marched in Sydney’s first-ever Mardi Gras.
Wollongong is expected to experience high temperatures for the next few days. If you’re heading to our patrolled beaches or community pools to cool down, we’re urging people to please be safe and avoid tragedy in the water.
There is nothing quite like a day by the lake to slow down and spend quality time together. Around Lake Illawarra, you will find plenty of fun things to do.
We have different teams working hard across the city to protect and care for our natural environment – including threatened flora and fauna. Here’s a snapshot of a few of their projects.
Are you an international student studying at the University of Wollongong? Here are five extra handy “local” tips that we think make living in the ‘Gong a fantastic experience.
Are you a dog person, a cat person or just a pets-in-general person? Believe it or not, when it comes to preferred pets in the 'Gong, it’s the canines that come out on top.
From our foreshore areas to our beaches and to our rockpools, we have an incredible coastal environment here in the City of Wollongong. Here are our five tips on how you can leave a positive footprint on our environment.
With spring finally here, and in celebration of September as Biodiversity Month, here are five fabulous and functional (or useful) fauna of Lake Illawarra.