North Wollongong Surf Club is one of 21 not-for-profit community and sporting groups to share in $300,000 funding under the Wollongong electorate's Community Building Partnership (CBP) program.

The NSW Liberals and Nationals Government has demanded Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully, cough up $3,500 so he can get access to information on the plans to upgrade the Wollongong Entertainment Centre (WEC).

Director of Illawarra Women in Business, Glenda Papac, was named 2020 Wollongong Electorate Woman of the Year today by Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully. 

The NSW Labor Opposition has called for hand sanitiser to be made available at major railway stations, schools and other major public spaces after the Department of Parliamentary Services today announced that hand sanitisers would be made available at key locations around Parliament House. 

Labor has slammed the Berejiklian Government after they refused to rule out cutting TAFE courses and closing more local TAFE campuses across the Illawarra and South Coast.

Labor MPs Stephen Jones, Sharon Bird, Paul Scully, Anna Watson and Ryan Park are shocked and saddened to hear of the death of long-term Wollongong City Council Councillor Vicky King.

The Infrastructure Australia Priority List for 2020 released today still includes the important infrastructure projects for the region including upgrading the Picton Road and rail freight access to Port Kembla, noting the rail project needs to get started within the next five years. 

A group of Wollongong pensioners who are ineligible for the $250 Regional Seniors Travel Card met with NSW Labor's Shadow Minister for Seniors and Cost of Living, Jo Haylen, and Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully, today to vent their frustrations at their exclusion from the transport scheme. 

An upgrade solution, business case and estimated cost for Wollongong Entertainment Centre has been ignored by successive NSW Liberal and Nationals Government for nearly seven years, according to the Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully, and Wollongong City Council Deputy Lord Mayor, Tania Brown.

Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully, says it's been 50 days since the beginning of the year and that is more than enough time for the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government to fire the starting gun on the upgrade of Unanderra Station, including building its much-needed lifts.