Illawarra

/ ˌɪləˈwɒrə /

noun

1. a coastal district of E Australia, in S New South Wales. Pop: 404 626 (2002 est)
2. an Australian breed of shorthorn dairy cattle noted for its high milk yield and ability to survive on poor pastures

Example Sentences

Many advocates, like Michelle Glasgow, general manager of Women Illawarra, a nonprofit founded in 1979 that provides services to rural areas in New South Wales, report many decades’ worth of experience with public outrage — seeing countless women march to end domestic violence, stop sexual assaults, gain access to health care and safe housing, and demand fair and equal access to jobs.

From New York Times

In her area, demand for Women Illawarra’s services — support circles, education programs, court advocacy and pathways for abused women going in and out of the justice system — has risen exponentially in recent years, especially after the pandemic lockdowns.

From New York Times

The elder Tatum had been an assistant coach for Illawarra after joining the Hawks as a North American scout and special advisor to basketball operations.

From Washington Times

Production at the Perth-based company's Dendrobium coal mine in Illawarra was affected by an extended planned longwall move.

From Reuters

Regardless, South32 kept its forecast of 4.4 million metric tons of annual metallurgical coal output from Illawarra, down from last year's 5.5 million tons.

From Reuters