Murmurs of democracy faltering have entered the popular discussion of late, with authoritarian alternatives in full bloom in other parts of the world.
However, the Central Coast demonstrates very clearly that locals have a strong desire for how this region is run.
Now as the Council election approaches, the stakes have never been higher.
With 77 candidates vying for just 15 councillor seats, the competition is fierce, and the outcome could shape the future of our region for years to come.
This election, long overdue, marks a crucial turning point for residents who are eager to see a return to genuine democratic representation and a council that prioritises the needs of the community.
The Central Coast has been waiting for this moment with bated breath.
After years of administrative turmoil and broad public dissatisfaction, there is a widespread desire for a council that is clean, functional and committed to clear priorities.
Residents are not just hoping for change—they are demanding it.
The sheer number of candidates reflects the intense public interest and the desire for a fresh start.
At CCN, we understand the significance of these elections.
As the definitive source for independent council election news, we have assembled a dedicated team of experienced local journalists who have been covering every twist and turn in this saga for years.
Our website hosts hundreds of archive articles, offering a comprehensive view of every aspect of the council’s history over the past decade.
As we head into these elections, CCN remains committed to providing the community with the most reliable, unbiased and thorough coverage.
We will continue to keep residents informed, offering the insight and analysis needed to navigate this critical juncture in our region’s history.
eep an eye on our daily news website coastcommunitynews.com.au for extensive coverage.
We will also be laying out the stories in print in the weeks ahead with an extended newspaper production.
The future of the Central Coast Council and, indeed, the future of our community rests in the hands of the voters and the quality of candidates we elect.
We remain committed to providing you with the quality information you seek to help make an informed choice.
See all our council election news and information here – COUNCIL ELECTION
David Abrahams – Managing Editor
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