Friendly Jordies shares on the Central Coast
Renowned political comedian Friendly Jordies recently visited the Central Coast and delivered one of his live, funny, and engaging performances.
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Around the Grounds | March 2021
The month of March included some high quality feats of sporting prowess, both on the Central Coast and around the world by Central Coast locals. The videos below present a…
Dancing is back!
Get ready to put on your dancing shoes because as of Monday, March 29, there will be no restrictions on dancing at pubs, nightclubs, and weddings across the Central Coast and NSW.
The Weekly News 5@5
Central Coast News 5@5 March 26: Coming up this week: Central Coast flooding causes havoc – Acting Council CEO Rik Hart updates on damage to infrastructure – Two new COVID…
Doctor calls for better communication
Local emergency doctor, Dr Ash Bowden, is encouraging more medical professionals on the Central Coast to join the #HelloMyNameIs badge campaign, an initiative aimed at improving communication between staff and patients.
Weekly News 5@5
This week: Women march for an end to gender-based violence – Rik Hart explains forensic audit – David Harris lashes out at Adam Crouch – the Central Coast’s almost finished…
Audi Alto Central Coast named rural dealer of the year
Audi Alto Central Coast has been named the Audi 2020 Rural Dealer of the Year for the third time for its commitment to customer service. In the four and a…
New land valuations completed
The NSW Valuer General, Dr David Parker, has published land values for the Central Coast / Hunter regions to reflect the increase in the property market as at July 1,…
Bookmobile to visit Peninsula
Readers on the Peninsula can now easily access new novels with Central Coast Council’s Bookmobile hitting the streets from February 8. The Bookmobile aims to visit selected nursing homes and…
Coast pit-stop as Brian kitesurfs to Melbourne
On a mission to break a Guinness World Record for the longest journey kitesurfing, Brian Kiss von Soly took a pit stop on the Central Coast to outwait bad weather…
Whither those ‘additional benefits’?
Forum – Concerning the Central Coast rate increase feedback on Yourvoiceourcoast, even though the survey has been reissued, it still has a deep flaw that undermines the statistical integrity of…
70 years and going strong
After meeting in their late teens, Shirley and Don Auburn celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on February 3. Mrs and Mr Auburn, who now live at Tarragal Glen Retirement Village,…
New funding on offer for more inclusive sporting facilities
Sporting organisations on the Central Coast are being encouraged to apply for the latest round of grants available under the NSW Government’s Regional Sport Facility Fund to create new and…
McKinna to make local job creation his top priority
Newly appointed Chair of Regional Development Australia Central Coast (RDACC), Lawrie McKinna, says his first priority in this new role is to get all levels of government working together to…
Central Coast Weekly 5@5
Coming up in this week’s edition: Local Beaches ‘over loved’ on Australia Day, rate increase protests planned, suspended councillor Greg Best opens up on the council crisis, the Frank Baxter…
Central Coast win the John Smith Shield and the Metropolitan Series
BOWLS – Two outstanding wins have marked the calendar of Bowls Central Coast on Sunday, January 17, with two prestigious accolades brought back to the Coast. Both the Opens and…
CCN Daily
Wednesday’s ‘must know’ daily news from across the Central Coast. Straight from the CCN Newsroom. Read by Charlea Tonnet.
Podcast News Bulletin – Jan 19, 2020
Tuesday’s news headlines from across the Central Coast. Fresh from the Central Coast Newspapers’ newsroom. Read by Lucillia Eljuga
EPA defends its recent track record
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has hit back at claims by member for Gosford, Liesl Tesch, that it has let down the Central Coast with a drastic reduction in…
Consultation underway on a rate rise
Central Coast Council has commenced a formal community consultation for their proposed rate rise of between 10-15% to cover the repayment of restricted funds accessed over the last several years….