Ourimbah food hub close to fruition
Central Coast Council is set to finalise a business development lease with Central Coast Industry Connect for a Central Coast Food Manufacturing Innovation Hub in Brownlee St, Ourimbah. The maximum…
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Library fun during school holidays
Central Coast libraries have a huge line-up of fun activities these school holidays. Children can celebrate NAIDOC Week and be transported with virtual reality to far north Queensland where the…
Members sought for advisory panel
Central Coast Council is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for three community members to join the Chain Valley Colliery Community Advisory Panel. The panel will help assess grant applications…
Have a barbie in the winter sunshine
Many Coasties and visitors are taking advantage of the winter sunshine to enjoy picnics at the region’s many reserves and parks and there’s nothing quite like a barbecue to warm…
Visual spectacular to highlight our farmers
The life stories of the farmers who call the Central Coast home are set to come alive in a visual spectacular this Saturday, June 24, for one afternoon only. When…
Restricted pathway access in Gosford
Access to the shared pathway from Adcock Ave to the pedestrian crossing west of the Brian McGowan Bridge in Gosford will be restricted until July 14 as Central Coast Council…
Solar and battery systems for 20 rural fire stations
Solar and battery systems have been installed at 20 Rural Fire Stations across the Central Coast to ensure services can continue to operate independently should a grid power failure occur…
Opposition to Wamberal seawall ramps up
Residents living around Terrigal and Wamberal lagoons have appealed to Central Coast Council for more community consultation before any further action is taken on a seawall proposed for Wamberal. Council’s…
Bourke Rd set for a fix
Member for Robertson Gordon Reid has welcomed news that Bourke Rd at Ettalong Beach has been scheduled for renewal works. A response provided by Central Coast Council to representations made…
World Cup fever builds on Coast
With just over a month until kick-off in the opening matches of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023, excitement continues to build across the Central Coast…
Award wins for two Council projects
Two Central Coast Council projects have been recognised at the NSW Local Government Professionals Australia Awards held in Sydney last week. The Awards recognise the excellent contributions and outstanding achievements…
Special welcome to our newest citizens
Member for Gosford Liesl Tesch broke out her Mariners scarf as she welcomed many new residents became Australian citizens at a Central Coast Council Citizenship Ceremony at The Art House,…
Terrigal boardwalk closed for remedial works
The Terrigal boardwalk will be closed from Monday to Friday each week until the end of July for remedial works to be undertaken due to rock stability concerns. Central Coast…
Have your say on water and sewer services
Central Coast Council Water and Sewer is seeking feedback from residents and businesses about Council’s water and sewer services. Community members are encouraged to share their feedback in an online…
Creatives set to brighten up the Coast
Five professional and two emerging local creatives have been selected to deliver innovative and contemporary new works as part of Central Coast Council’s Creative Art Central program 2022/23. Creative Art…
Council remains committed to ecotourism
One year ago the Central Coast became the second destination in NSW to achieve international recognition as a sustainable destination through Ecotourism Australia’s ECO Destination Certification program – just in…
Entries invited for Gosford Art Prize
Entries are now open for the Central Coast’s major institutional art prize, the annual Gosford Art Prize, and will close at 4pm on July 24. Gosford Art Prize offers an…
Bumper season at Coast beaches reported
More than 3.7 million people flocked to Central Coast beaches over the summer season, with Council lifeguards and Surf Life Saving volunteers performing more than 1,700 rescues. The beach patrol…
Applications for community grants now open
Central Coast Council’s 2023-24 Community Grant Programs are now open, with $900,000 in annual funding available. This is a chance for local community groups and organisations to receive funding to…
Highlight your concerns at Rik Hart pop-up
If you have something you want to raise with Central Coast Council Administrator Rik Hart, now’s your chance to bring it to his attention. Hart will do a pop-up “meet…