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    Mall free from birdcage

    Amelia LindsayBy Amelia LindsayApril 17, 2013Updated:December 14, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
    Before and after: Crown Street Mall's 'birdcage' was removed this week as part of crucial revitalisation works. (Image credit: Illawarra Mercury)
    Before and after: Crown Street Mall’s ‘birdcage’ was removed this week as part of crucial revitalisation works. (Image credit: Illawarra Mercury)

    Wollongong’s $19.4 million Crown Street Mall refurbishment is one step closer to completion, with the removal of the outdated   ‘birdcage’ this week.

    The upper part of the Mall now boasts a more spacious and modern feel, surprising shop goers in yesterday’s wet weather.

    Efforts to upgrade the 30-year-old mall are part of Council efforts to revitalise the Wollongong City Centre.

    Wollongong City Council will also work with Sydney Water to replace the 80-year-old water pipes running below the precinct. The  works are expected to take five weeks.

    The removal of the existing infrastructure will make way for crucial construction work later in the year.

     

     

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