We continue our series of month-by-month reviews of the major regional news of 2024 as reported in Coast Community News.
April
Central Coast SES units received almost 600 requests for help in four days as storm’s battered the region early in April.
The Save Our Sand group called for a sand nourishment program to address ongoing erosion issues at Wamberal Beach and members of the Central Coast rock climbing community join forces with the NPWS to clean up Bouddi National Park.
The Central Coast Youth Hub in Erina St, Gosford, closed due to lack of funding and 450 swimmers converged on Terrigal Beach on Easter Saturday for the annual Daffodil Dip fundraising swim.
The Waratah super battery was on track to be operational by August 2025 after getting the green light from the Australian Energy Market Operator.
Woy Woy was added to a list of sites around railway stations targeted for high density housing by the State Government and stabilisation works began on Glenrock Pde at Tascott.
Terrigal boardwalk turned three and hearings were scheduled for May on Council’s proposed re-classification of 10 parcels of community land.
The Mariners women’s team won its way through to the semifinals of the A-League competition.
Delta Electricity pleaded not guilty over a massive fish kill at Mannering Park in 2022 and Anzac Day saw record numbers at the Gosford service to mark the 100th anniversary of the cenotaph in Memorial Park.
Two Central Coast businesses won their categories at the Australian Small Business Champion Awards and construction was well underway on the Waratah super battery.
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