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Neighbour's Tree Over Your Fence? Know Your Next Steps

Branches hanging over the fence, roots lifting pavers, or leaves clogging gutters are common complaints across Wollongong suburbs, https://manuelpoby668.rivertonbrief.com/posts/do-tree-roots-pose-a-serious-risk-to-your-home-slab from the older streets of Keiraville and Fairy Meadow to newer estates in Horsley and Tullimbar. Before you pick up a saw or knock on the door, it helps to understand your rights, your neighbour's responsibilities, and the rules that apply in the

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Balancing Bushfire Preparedness With Healthy Garden Trees

Living along the picturesque Illawarra coastline offers breathtaking views, but the proximity of the Illawarra Escarpment makes bushfire preparedness an unavoidable reality for Wollongong homeowners. Communities from Austinmer and Thirroul in the north down to Mount Kembla, Figtree, and Farmborough Heights exist within a high-risk bushland interface. In 2026, climate patterns and heightened fire awareness continue to demand proactive property maintenance. However, protectin

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Do You Need Council Approval to Remove a Tree in Wollongong?

You may need Wollongong City Council approval before removing a tree, even when it is on your own property. The answer depends on the tree, its location, the planning controls affecting your land and whether an exemption applies. Some pruning work can also require approval. Before booking tree removal in Wollongong, check the current council requirements. Private ownership, falling leaves or concerns about roots do not automatically give you permission to remove a pro

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