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Our ambitious plan for the Grand Pacific Walk is moving into an exciting new phase with construction of the next section at Coledale. It’s another major milestone for the project, but before we get underway, we want to check back in with residents on the planned design.
Wollongong City Council warmly welcomes the NSW Government’s $17 million investment in the next stage of planning for a world-class sports and entertainment precinct in Wollongong.
Wollongong City Council is one step closer to commencing works to extend the Emma McKeon Promenade at North Wollongong Beach, with construction of stage two of the project set to begin in late February.
It’s official! MacCabe Park in Wollongong and WF Jackson Park in Thirroul will be home to our city’s newest skate parks.
Wollongong City Council has outlined a bold new jobs target, aiming to create 20,500 new jobs by 2035.
If you’re lucky enough to call Wollongong home, you’ve probably spent a day at one of our beautiful beaches, taken a dip in one of our iconic ocean rock pools, or spent the afternoon at your favourite local playground. You might have done it all in a single day.
When it comes to Windang, there’s no shortage of things to talk about. It’s why Wollongong City Council is headed there this Thursday for ‘Let’s Talk Windang’, a face-to-face community information session for residents.
We're moving forward with plans for an innovative, sustainable new Helensburgh Community Centre and Library, with local firm Sherson Architecture appointed as principal design consultant bringing expertise in environmentally responsible design and construction.
There’s more than meets the eye at Flinders Street Precinct. A review has outlined its potential as a thriving hub for housing and jobs – and we want to know if you agree.
A portion of MacCabe Park along Church Street in Wollongong as well as WF Jackson Park in Thirroul are being considered as the future location of two new skateparks for the city.