Road budget gets $20M boost
.Council’s road network of more than 2,200kms is valued at about $2 billion.
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Clever canines help save endangered orchid
The critically endangered Wyong Sun Orchid (Thelymitra adorata) may be elusive, but a collaboration between Central Coast Council and the NSW Government’s Saving Our Species Program is aiming to change…
New swing allows inclusive play time at The Entrance
Inclusive play at The Entrance Waterfront Plaza has been improved with the addition of a ‘We-Go-Swing’ accessible swing and new shade sails. The project, funded by the Federal Government’s Investing…
Reach out to your neighbours
Reach out to someone in your street on Sunday, March 30, as Relationships Australia hosts Neighbour Day – an annual social connection campaign which aims to enhance well-being, improve resilience…
Council and developers on same page
More than 100 development industry professionals, along with Central Coast Council councillors and staff, attended a Building a strong foundation for the future forum at Council’s Wyong administration building on…
Coast now ecotourism certified
The Central Coast is now Ecotourism certified under Ecotourism Australia’s globally recognised ECO Destination Certification, and is one of only 11 regions in Australia to hold this recognition in sustainable…
Councillor briefing this afternoon now open to the public
Flood risk management; Winney Bay; sports grounds policy; some of the topics discussed today, starting at 3.30pm and open to the public to attend.
“Restriction prevents me from doing my job effectively” – Councillor
“This restriction is limiting not only me but also my fellow Councillors from effectively representing their communities,” Lamont said.
CEN calls for LEP amendments
The Local Environmental Plan used by Central Coast Council to zone and manage land is “flawed, not fit-for-purpose and incapable of protecting the region’s biodiversity, cultural heritage or unique visual…
Another Council breach of the GIPA Act
A second resident comes forward with complaints about Council “justified in full”.
Environment and Planning director appointed
Central Coast Council has appointed Dr Danielle Toase as its new Director Environment and Planning. Toase will oversee the Environment and Planning directorate within Council, leading functions such as development…
Global award for sustainable tourism
The Central Coast has once again been recognised as a leader in sustainable tourism, placing second in the prestigious global Green Destinations Top 100 Story Awards at ITB Berlin 2025. The…
Council’s debt now made public thanks to Cr Wright
Council has borrowings totalling $201.4M, including the remaining Emergency Loan to be paid this year.
Work starts on Tunkuwallin skatepark
Get ready to roll; construction of the highly anticipated Tunkuwallin Skatepark and Pump Track is set to begin in March. Located at 130 Kanangra Dr, Gwandalan, the $530,521 project has…
Legal action over The Entrance Azzuro Blu building
Discussion on how best to go forward is best conducted on a confidential basis, said council.
We will bid to be a Rugby World Cup training base
The Rugby World Cup comes to Australia in 2027 – and we could host a training camp.
Flooding prevention works at The Entrance channel
Central Coast Council will start pre-emptive flood works at The Entrance channel to help prevent flooding during significant weather events. Work on establishing a 10m-wide pilot channel will start on…
Hold off on dropping paint cans to Buttonderry
Residents have been asked to temporarily hold off on disposing of paints and gas bottles through the Buttonderry Community Recycling Centre (CRC). The plea comes from Central Coast Council, following…
Sign up to keep in the loop during emergencies
Following the boil water Alert, people signed up for council’s emails and followed its Facebook page.
Family in black hole after phone line cut
The problem began when communication lines were damaged during road works. That was almost two weeks ago.