Noise complaints on opening hours as Wollongong pushes to open later

Connor Pearce
Updated November 22 2022 - 5:56pm, first published November 21 2022 - 11:57am
Revellers enjoy the Laneways Live event in May 2022 as more events and festival bring patrons back into the Wollonogng CBD after COVID. Picture by Anna Warr
Revellers enjoy the Laneways Live event in May 2022 as more events and festival bring patrons back into the Wollonogng CBD after COVID. Picture by Anna Warr

As Wollongong prepares to host 24-hour bars for fans to watch the soccer World Cup live, the nightlife of a city once known for having some of the most violent venues in the state is turning a corner, but some CBD residents are calling for caps on late night operating hours.

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Connor Pearce

Connor Pearce

Journalist at Illawarra Mercury

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