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Green light for UOW Innovation Campus Health & Wellbeing Precinct master plan

The University of Wollongong and Keyton’s Master Plan for a Health & Wellbeing Precinct on UOW’s Innovation Campus has been unanimously approved by the Southern Regional Planning Panel following a recommendation for approval by Wollongong City Council.

Health and Wellbeing Precinct Development Application update

The University of Wollongong has lodged a revised Development Application (DA) to Wollongong City Council for a masterplan concept for Phase 1 of the proposed world-class Health and Wellbeing Precinct.

UOW COVID-19 response update

UOW assists student to access medical testing services The University of Wollongong has today (Wednesday 4 March) assisted a student to access health services for the purpose of being tested for coronavirus COVID-19 after she presented to the campus medical clinic with flu-like symptoms.

Coronavirus update

Protecting student, staff and community safety.

Christmas fitness tips

Timely tips from UniActive fitness instructor Lachlan Paix Eat, drink, and be merry!

CHERRY WORKOUT RECOVERY SMOOTHIE

Cherry juice has been shown to relieve post-exercise pain in athletes, while pomegranate juice can help accelerate muscle recovery!

HEALTHY EATING FOR HEALTHY WEIGHT

By Dietitians Association of Australia Successful weight management means a long-term commitment to a healthy lifestyle focused on eating healthy foods and keeping physically active in a way that is suitable and enjoyable.

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SITE ANNOUNCED FOR NEW FAIRY MEADOW AMBULANCE SITE

Friday, 9 December 2022 SITE ANNOUNCED FOR NEW FAIRY MEADOW AMBULANCE SITE The Fairy Meadow community is a step closer to a new ambulance station with the facility to be located on the University of Wollongong’s Innovation Campus.Health Minister Brad Hazzard said today’s announcement marks a significant milestone in delivering this vital service to the growing Fairy Meadow community.“The new Fairy Meadow Ambulance Station is being delivered as part of the NSW Government’s $232 million Rural Ambulance Infrastructure Reconfiguration (RAIR) program and will support local paramedics to provide the best emergency medical care now and into the future,” Mr Hazzard said.“The NSW Government is committed to significantly increasing the capacity of NSW Ambulance.