Backyard getting bigger for local business
More than 400 Central Coast businesses have pledged to spend $21M in supporting each other through the Bigger Backyard Central Coast campaign. Nine weeks into the Central Coast’s largest buy…
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Warriors’ late surge sinks Broncos
The Central Coast’s NZ Warriors came from behind to snatch an exciting 26-16 victory over the hapless Brisbane Broncos.
Weekly Video News 5@5
This week’s Central Coast video news: Airshow proposal for Warnervale, Darkinjung developments, infrastructure investments, council’s big solar panels, COVID-19 preparations, conductor returns from injury, sport, weather and live music returns…
JobKeeper ‘cliff’ looming
Central Coast businesses are becoming increasingly worried about their future as the end date for the JobKeeper supplement looms.
Sewer mains in 45 Central Coast suburbs have been rehabilitated
Sewer mains in 45 Central Coast suburbs have been rehabilitated this financial year using an innovative technology that extends the life of the infrastructure by up to 50 years. Almost…
Victims of domestic violence encouraged to speak out
Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast, Adam Crouch, is encouraging victims of domestic violence in the region to contact the NSW Domestic Violence Line, which has just launched a new…
Warnervale airshow proposed
A major air show and festival being planned for Central Coast Airport at Warnervale in May 2021 has the potential to boost aviation tourism and create a new regional event…
Gosford Tennis Centre to kick off NSW elite player tournament
Tennis NSW has announced it will launch a new tournament series for elite players across Sydney and Surrounding regions this week, utilizing the Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) System. The Tennis…
Push for Womens’ Soccer World Cup matches in Gosford
Mayor Lisa Matthews has signalled a strong push will come from Central Coast Council for the Coast to play a key role in hosting teams and events during the 2023…
Council introduces smart parking technology
Finding a parking spot at Gosford or Terrigal is about to become a whole lot easier following the introduction of new technology at the Racecourse Rd car park at West…
Busways employee named 2020 Trainee of the Year
Busways Customer Service Officer, Renee Rizzardo has been named Trainee of the Year at the 2020 NSW Training Awards for the Central & Northern Sydney Region. Rizzardo was awarded a…
Bid to reinvent Hardys Bay Club as a “Community Club”
Hardys Bay Club is making plans to reopen with a new community focussed business model after being forced to close their doors on March 23 due to COVID 19. A…
Council leads in digital DA innovation
Residents wanting to lodge a development application (DA) with Central Coast Council can now do so from the comfort of their own home, with the official launch on July 1…
Women wanted on NPWS frontline
The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is calling on Central Coast women to help protect national parks and threatened wildlife. With 125 new roles on offer across the state,…
Local social housing firms receive $4M to tackle rough sleeping
Two social housing providers based on the Central Coast are set to receive a significant share of the NSW Government’s $36M Together Home initiative, with Compass Housing Services and Pacific…
Works underway at The Entrance waterfront
Central Coast Council is rolling out a program of works at The Entrance, causing changed traffic and pedestrian conditions in and around the town, including the Marine Pde car park….
Government pulling every economic lever
Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast, Adam Crouch, has responded to demands from the State Opposition for a comprehensive plan to deliver jobs once the Jobkeeper payment expires in September,…
Central Coast businesses are faring better than the NSW average
Central Coast businesses are faring better than the NSW average, giving rise to some business optimism that the region will recover more quickly than others, according to data released in…
Disaster Resilience Strategy is being prepared
In the wake of summer’s devastating bushfire season, Central Coast Council is getting ready to cope with any future disasters in the region with the preparation of a Disaster Resilience…
Back to basics school curriculum changes welcomed
Central Coast Council of Parents and Citizens Association President, Sharryn Brownlee, has welcomed the announcement of a major overhaul of the NSW school curriculum. Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, announced on June…