Election Day: your Vote, your Voice, our Duty
It’s Election Day across Australia, and here on the Central Coast, it’s time to do what millions before us have fought hard to make possible: Vote. Whether you’re lining up…
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Local playwright features at Red Tree Theatre
Red Tree Theatre and Wyong Drama Group will combine to present an inaugural weekend venture called Wyong Writes from May 23-25, designed to promote local playwrights. This year’s event will…
Special mass celebrated by Franciscan Fraternity
A special annual mass was celebrated by a small group of Central Coast Secular Franciscans gathered for Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, The Entrance, on April…
Focus on history surrounding Patonga
Coffee and cake at Patonga Boathouse will round out a walking tour on May 9 from Popran to Warrah Lookout highlighting the Indigenous and European histories of Broken Bay. It…
Glimpse into bygone era of Wyong
Step into the shoes of Wyong locals from the 19th century by joining one of four Wyong Heritage Guided Walks being held throughout May. The tours are being run by…
Council
Councillor calls for more transparency
Central Coast Councillor Jane Smith has expressed her disappointment that a Motion calling for greater transparency from the Mayor and the CEO’s office was voted down at Council’s April 29…
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What will Council do with its extra $25M per year, asks citizen Brooks
Gossy good times on the up and up
Tell Council how much you are prepared to pay in water rates
Sport
Mia named one of state’s top two junior lifesavers
Mia Jamal of Avoca Beach Surf Life Saving Club has been named as one of two 2025 NSW Junior Lifesavers of the Year, along with Max McDermott of Warriewood Surf Life Saving…
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A successful race day and a charity event
Mariners women through to semi-finals after thrilling win in Gosford
