Bulli, Administrative division in Wollongong City Council, Australia.
Bulli is an administrative division along the New South Wales coast, approximately 72 kilometers south of Sydney. The area falls under Wollongong City Council jurisdiction and includes residential neighborhoods and industrial zones.
The Bulli Coal Company was established in 1862 and shaped the region's development through mining. This industrial activity led to the formation of the first trade union in Illawarra in 1879.
The name comes from Aboriginal language and refers to natural features of the area. You can sense this connection to the land as you explore the coast and surrounding landscape.
Visitors can explore this coastal region year-round, with warmer months being more comfortable. The area is easily accessible by car and has various access roads and parking facilities for exploration.
A mining incident in March 1887 led to significant changes in Australian mining regulations. This event showed how a local accident influenced national safety standards for the entire industrial sector.
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