Bush stone curlew happy with Council efforts
Forum – With all the negative news re Central Coast Council recently, I would like to thank the groundsmen and Environmental Officer, for all their help in protecting the bush…
Davistown
Search for solutions to Davistown drainage issues begins
Central Coast Council will investigate drainage issues at Davistown and apply for any State and Federal funding available to help address the situation, which sees multiple streets go underwater every…
Calls for urgent drain and sewer works at Davistown
Central Coast Councillor Rebecca Gale has vowed to persist in seeking urgent drainage and sewerage mitigation works at Davistown, where heavy rains earlier this year saw 415 homes without services…
Arty Crafty Day to raise funds for Davistown Hall
Davistown Progress Association hopes to bring the community back together following COVID-19 restrictions, support local artists, and raise funds for its hall with an Arty Crafty Day on July 25….
Wharf upgrade completed
Boaters and local ferry operators now have safer and easier access to Brisbane Water with upgrades now completed at Central Wharf and Eulalia Wharf at Davistown, and Kendall Road Wharf…
SES sandbagging limits damage from tidal surge
Davistown and surrounding areas are littered with debris following severe storms and high tides earlier this week, with an SES sand bag operation averting even more severe flooding. Gale warnings…
Defibrillator to be installed
A life saving defibrillator will be installed at Davistown Progress Hall, thanks to a $3,600 State government grant. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast and Member for Terrigal, Adam Crouch,…
The Week’s Local News 5@5 in AV format
Central Coast weekly video news. The ‘must know’ stories from around the region: Storm and flood damage wash up. Dredging monies secured. Calls for Mayor to resign. Mobile tower disagreement….
Davistown Progress Hall lost part of its roof during strong winds
Just 12 months after it was installed, a large portion of the roof of Davistown Progress Hall blew off in strong winds on January 11. Davistown Progress Association President, Jenny…
5@5 – The Week’s Lead News
[20 September 2019] The week’s lead stories in a tight 10 minute format: 1- Climate march. 2- Mayoral Elections. 3- Mariners make FFA Cup Quarterfinal 4. Wyong Hospital Redevelopment 5….
Davistown Walk on the Waterfront for Juvenile Diabetes
The JDRF One Walk is returning to Davistown. The walk is an enduring initiative of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), with walks taking place across the globe to raise…
Stand-up comedians at Davistown RSL
Stand-up comedians, Mandy Nolan and Ellen Briggs, are bringing their show, Women Like Us, to Davistown RSL in September. The dynamic duo have spent the last three years touring the…
Davistown Wetlands protection group to meet with all tiers of Government
Save Davo, the community group that has formed to protect the Davistown Wetlands from development, has been invited to meet with the Federal Member for Robertson, Ms Lucy Wicks, State…
Wetlands’ agent responds to un-informed media report
Mr Larry Altavilla, the nephew of the vendor of the Tidal Shoals land at Davistown which is due to be auctioned in Sydney on October 24, has released a statement…
Davistown Wetlands should become part of COSS
Mr Pat Aiken, from Coastal Residents NSW, said the imminent sale of the 48 acres of environmentally sensitive wetland at Davistown, was an opportunity for the Central Coast Council and…
Concerned residents gather to save Davistown Wetlands
Hundreds of concerned residents packed out the Davistown Progress Hall on October 11, when a public meeting was held to discuss the sale of Tidal Shoals. Tidal Shoals is19.2 hectares…
Car in the water at Davistown a navigational hazard
The Marine Rescue Central Coast radio room received a phone call from NSW Police Marine Area Command (MAC) after they were advised that there was a car in the water…
JDRF One Walk at Davistown
The fourth annual Central Coast JDRF One Walk will take place at the Davistown waterfront near the Progress Hall, on Sunday September 11. The Walk raises funds for research to…