Reduce the size of our LGA, says former Mayor
Former Wyong Mayor and State Member for the Entrance Bob Graham says the answer to Central Coast Council’s problems is to shrink the size of the Local Government Area (LGA)….
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SES fields hundreds of calls as storms wreak havoc
Central Coast SES units received almost 600 requests for assistance between Thursday, April 4, and Sunday evening, April 7, as severe storms caused damage and flooding around the region. Teams…
Mariners edge closer to Premier Plate with dramatic win against Phoenix
The Central Coast Mariners men’s team have gone to the top of the A-League ladder with a last minute win against Wellington Pheonix 2-1 at home in Gosford. The electrifying…
New home for woodturners club
The Central Coast Woodturners have a new workshop in the old Guide Hall at 8 Ourimbah Creek Rd, Ourimbah. After having to vacate their previous workshop due to dramatic rent…
Flooding around Chittaway to be reassessed
Chittaway Point was put on evacuation warning on Friday, April 5, as torrential rain pummelled the Central Coat and the Wyong River continued to rise. The warning followed notification of…
Sporting grounds close in wake of storm
Due to the intense weather and heavy rainfall, all Central Coast sporting fields were closed for use from 2pm Friday for the duration of the weekend of April 6 and…
SES set to help through weather event
Following heavy rainfall and strong wind predictions from the Bureau of Meteorology, the State Emergency Services (SES) has issued specific advice to Central Coast communities most susceptible to weather damage….
Federal Government supports aged care workers
Federal Member for Dobell Emma McBride has praised her government’s record on its unprecedented support for aged care workers. McBride, who is Assistant Minister for Rural and Regional Health and…
Liberals endorse Small as candidate for Dobell
Central Coast businessman Brendan Small has been endorsed as the Liberal candidate for the Federal seat of Dobell. Small, the managing director of a local manufacturing business, has raised his…
Smart energy talk at Umina
Umina Community Group (UCG) will hold its second free community smart energy talk on Monday, April 29, at Umina Surf Life Saving Club. The group has collaborated with other community…
Epic flight for Tracey and James
Killcare resident James Moline is about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime at the age of 79. A qualified seaplane pilot and member of the Seaplane Pilots of…
$5.4M upgrade for Wyong TAFE
The NSW Government is set to invest $5.4M to upgrade the campus infrastructure at Wyong TAFE and improve digital connectivity to support the skills needs of the community. The investment…
Quiet Easter on the water
Photo: Steven Constantine Despite an influx of boaters on Brisbane Water over Easter, Marine Rescue Central Coast reported few call-outs during the long weekend. Radio operators manned the Point Clare…
Eight people on drug-related charges
Eight people have been charged following an investigation into drug supply on the Central Coast. Strike Force Kerang was established by Tuggerah Lakes Police District in November 2023 to investigate…
GP issues warning to smokers
A Central Coast GP has issued a warning about the possible long-term effects of smoking and urged smokers to be tested. Dr Ruben Karalasingham of the Entrance Medical Centre said…
‘Koalia’ – a new realm and sovereignty for the region
APRIL 2024 In an audacious move that has left the rest of NSW and indeed, Australia, bemused and befuddled, the Central Coast region has initiated the first constitutional steps towards…
Visitor economy booming
The Central Coast’s visitor economy is gaining momentum, with visitors spending and exploring more in the region. Central Coast Council’s Director Community and Recreation Services Melanie Smith said Council’s Central…
Culture and food scene booming
Editorial: The Central Coast is blossoming into a vibrant cultural hub; a transformation that reflects the creativity, diversity and culinary excellence of our community. This renaissance is particularly evident in…
Russell Drysdale’s Bouddi Farm heritage listed
Bouddi Farm at Killcare Heights has been listed on the NSW State Heritage Register and will continue to be celebrated for its architectural legacy. Built in 1966, the house was…
Union demands more money for public schools
The NSW Teachers Federation was on the Central Coast on Thursday, March 28, urging Federal politicians to fully resource public schools. The Federation says the National School Reform Agreement has…