CWA partners with Days for Girls
Woy Woy CWA is set to work with non-profit organisation Days for Girls in providing sanitary kits for those who need them most. The move follows a visit to the…
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Hazard reduction burn in Brisbane Water National Park
A hazard reduction burn will be conducted in Brisbane Water National Park on Saturday, March 9, to protect homes in Kariong. Smoke may be seen from the nearby M1 Motorway,…
Wyong Women’s Shed celebrates five years
Member for Wyong David Harris was among special guests to celebrate the fifth anniversary of Wyong Women’s Shed. He and other guests from Lake Haven Bunnings, Wyong Leagues Club, Creightons…
Maps needed of proposed new council wards
Central Coast residents should not be expected to vote in a referendum at the local government elections for a reduced number of council wards without knowing the new boundaries, says…
Proposal to expand COSS to north of region
Competing land proposals around Warnervale Airport came under the spotlight at Central Coast Council’s February 27 meeting. Council’s advisory committee on the Coastal Open Space System (COSS) put forward a…
Upgrade for Maidens Brush Reserve
Member for The Entrance David Mehan has welcomed news that Maidens Brush Reserve at Wyoming is to be upgraded. Central Coast Council will receive $105,000 in funding support for the…
Gorokan arrest over murder plot
Organised Crime Squad detectives have arrested an 18-year-old man at Gorokan over an alleged murder plot. Strike Force Barralier was established in December 2023 by State Crime Command’s Organised Crime…
Help catch vandals at Tacoma club
On the eve of the 2024 season launch, members and supporters of Wyong Lakes Australian Football Club are disheartened that yet again their clubhouse has been broken into and vandalised….
Energy Congress to visit Narara
Community energy representatives from across Australia will be on the Central Coast on Friday, March 8, as part of the national Community Energy Congress hosted by the Coalition for Community…
Roundtable follows three Summer drownings on Coast
An expert roundtable was held on March 4 to look at how more lives can be saved on NSW beaches after more than a dozen coastal drownings this Summer, including…
Coast crews pitch in to help battle Victorian fires
Fire and Rescue NSW crews from the Central Coast have headed home after helping to deal with Victoria’s challenging bushfire crisis. They joined crews from Windsor, Picton, Albury and Wagga…
Kayaker saved from Budgewoi Lake
Volunteers from Marine Rescue Tuggerah Lakes have saved a man who struggled in Budgewoi Lake for more than 40 minutes after his kayak overturned in rough conditions. Marine Rescue NSW…
Louise is Terrigal’s woman of the year
Louise Vangestel has been recognised as the 2024 Terrigal Woman of the Year for significant contributions to the community. Vangestel was instrumental in establishing the Tarragal Outrigger Canoe Club, which…
Council should look to Mariners for leadership tips
Editorial The Central Coast presents a study in contrasts in a landscape where leadership can often be the difference between progress and stagnation. The Central Coast Mariners, under the stewardship…
New youth team to work with Council
Central Coast Council has announced 10 new Y4Y (Youth for Youth) Action Team members, to represent young people in the region. The 2024 Y4Y Action Team members are Anannya Bandaru,…
Clean4Shore back out on the waterways
Clean4Shore conducted its first major clean-up of the year on February 28, ably assisted by Year 9 marine studies students from Narara Valley High School. The biggest litter problem facing…
Officeworks appeal a bonus for Smith Family
The Central Coast community has helped raise more than $8,700 for The Smith Family through a major fundraising effort run by Officeworks Tuggerah. The money will help provide essential education…
Reid calls for better mould removal regulation
Member for Robertson Gordon Reid has declared war on mould in Federal Parliament. Reid called for improved regulations for businesses that remove mould and property remediation in a speech delivered…
Permaculture patch looking for more members
The Terrigal Uniting Permaculture Patch (TUPP) was set up almost 12 months ago and is looking for new members. The garden is run by volunteers and aims to use permaculture…
Inquiry continues into house fire death
Police have renewed their appeal for information as part of an ongoing investigation into a house fire at Lake Munmorah last year, where the body of a woman was located….