Transport for NSW has blocked a request from Wollongong MP, Paul Scully, under the State’s Freedom of Information laws – GIPA - from accessing the Maldon-Dombarton rail link Final Business Case.

TAFE Illawarra Institute management have been caught out misleading the community about the purchase of meat products for students in its butchery course at West Wollongong TAFE campus.

The NSW Government has laid the blame for Wollongong being defined as a ‘metropolitan’ rather than ‘regional’ at the foot of Wollongong’s stakeholders as it tries to shift responsibility for the region missing out on funding programs.

NSW Labor today demanded an immediate independent external investigation into Wollongong Hospital – which is buckling under enormous pressure.

Wollongong MP, Paul Scully, has today written to the Minister for Transport and Infrastructure, Andrew Constance MP, urging the NSW Government to nominate the Wollongong-Sydney rail corridor for business case funding under the Federal Government’s National Rail Program (NAP).

In an extraordinary display, the Berejiklian Government has refused a vote on the Labor Securing NSW Steel Industry Bill 2017 for a second time this year.

The Premier has been unable to point to a single infrastructure project in the Wollongong local government area that has been funded from the $20 billion proceeds from the sell-off of New South Wales’ poles and wires.

Port Kembla community groups ranging from a local school to a museum and cricket club will share in the latest funding announced today under the Port Kembla Community Investment Fund (PKCIF).

The number of financial assistance vouchers issued for struggling Wollongong households to help pay for rising energy bills has increased by 20 per cent over the last 12 months, according to NSW Government statistics.

Will an expected influx of 20,000 fans to Wollongong for the Sir Elton John concert, ‘Once in a Lifetime Tour’, overwhelm transport services on the South Coast Line unless the Berejiklian Government reveals its plans for the event later this month?