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Large canopy trees provide significant environmental and aesthetic value across Wollongong, from the coastal strip of Thirroul and North Beach to the lush footh…

Wollongong’s mature trees contribute to local identity, provide shade and support wildlife. Some also have recognised heritage significance through their age, h…

Trees and power lines are a common combination in Wollongong's leafy suburbs, from the escarpment-facing streets of Keiraville and Mount Pleasant to the coastal…

Leftover tree stumps can be an eyesore, a tripping hazard, and a magnet for pests across Wollongong properties. Whether you are clearing space along the coastal…

Nestled between the dramatic sandstone cliffs of the Illawarra Escarpment and the Pacific Ocean, Wollongong possesses one of the most distinctive geographic lan…

If you own a property in Wollongong, chances are there is at least one large tree on or near your land. Between the Illawarra escarpment, the coastal suburbs an…

Anyone planning a new home, a dual occupancy, a subdivision or a commercial build in Wollongong will sooner or later have to deal with trees on or near the site…