Animal welfare benefits from tax returns
Gosford accounting firm Tax Stuff has joined forces with SoCares to support animal rescue efforts on the Central Coast. The animal rescue organisation received a $20 donation from Tax Stuff…
Business
Taking guesswork out of knockdown/rebuild process
It is now easier for those considering the knockdown and rebuilding of a home to plan, build, and move in, with comprehensive information on the process added to the popular…
Prestigious business award for disability service
Breaking Barriers Disability Services has been awarded the prestigious Outstanding Community Service Award at the recent Central Coast Local Business Awards. This accolade celebrates the organisation’s unwavering commitment to enhancing…
Coast’s surf, skate and streetwear brand makes waves across Australia
Local surf, skate and streetwear brand drøm has been making waves across Australia thanks to its rapid expansion over the past few years. After having to close their Woy Woy…
Realtors start new business in Summerland Point and Charmhaven
Real estate experts Kurt Bratby and Sean Pratt have opened the doors to their new Ray White Summerland Point / Charmhaven office. This move marks a significant step forward for…
Hawkesbury River and Brisbane Water under discussion
Community drop-in sessions are being held to discuss the Coastal Management Program (CMP) for the Hawkesbury Nepean River System which includes both Pittwater and Brisbane Water. Central Coast Council is…
Central Coast restaurants scoop the pools at recent awards
Two Central Coast restaurants were named category winners in the recent Restaurant and Catering Australia’s 2024 Restaurant & Catering Hostplus Awards for Excellence for Sydney and Regional NSW. The Cowrie…
Public comment open for two sections of proposed Wamberal seawall
Wamberal Protection Association wants a long term solution to defend properties from coastal erosion.
Rock The Farm venue gets low-cost loan
Music, fresh juice and a loan from the State Government: ECB rocks.
Minor changes as Grand Saddles Lodge takes shape
A keg room and a wine tasting room: there’s space for both.
Heatherbrae’s gluten-free pie a winner
Heatherbrae Pies Ourimbah has taken out the award for Best Gluten-Free Pie with its curry beef offering at the recent Great Aussie Pie Competition. More than 1,500 pies were entered…
Accolades for Seton Family Lawyers
Central Coast law firm, Seton Family Lawyers, has been recognised at the prestigious Australian Law Awards, taking home two major accolades, Regional/Suburban Law Firm of the Year and Wellness Initiative…
Double win for Woy Woy’s Spices 29
It was doubly delicious for Woy Woy restaurant Spices 29 when it took out a 2024 Restaurant & Catering Hostplus Awards for Excellence as well as being named the most…
Boost for beer brewing business
A new light industrial complex is planned and an established beer brewing business is looking to value-add to its operations in the thriving North Wyong industrial and enterprise precinct. The…
Killcare’s mobile black spots to continue
Killcare’s mobile phone black spot to continue – a decade after the first calls to fix it.
Ecovillage on track with lowering emissions
Narara Ecovillage is producing 40 per cent less carbon emissions than the average Central Coast household, with a target of achieving a 75 per cent reduction for 2030. “We still…
Business leaders tackle housing crisis
Business NSW Central Coast recently hosted a highly anticipated NSW Premier’s Lunch, where the region’s housing affordability crisis took centre stage. With special guests Premier Chris Minns and Minister for…
Grifco expands to Somersby
Chamberlain Group, the parent company of Grifco, has expanded its national business footprint by relocating to a new purpose-built manufacturing facility at Somersby. Grifco engineers and manufactures products specifically designed…
3G mobile phone switch-over delayed
Federal Member for Dobell Emma McBride has welcomed news that Telstra and Optus have further delayed their 3G switch-over to October 28 following community feedback. This year, Australian 3G networks…
New place for religious studies
A residential property adjacent to Impact Church at Erina could be converted to a place of public worship. Central Coast Council is considering a development application for the site at…