New podcast connects with struggling mums
A new podcast that originated on the Central Coast has proved popular with parents everywhere. Creators and hosts of Does Mum Have a Name, Nicole Mazur and Deborah Peake, say…
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Flash fiction challenge opens in January
Local podcast Not Quite Write has issued a challenge to Central Coast writers in the January 2024 Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction which is calling writers of all…
The Weekly News podcast 5@5
Central Coast Newspaper’s Weekly News podcast 5@5 for the third week of March 2023. In the bulletin, this week: Electioneering is heating upNurses to sue State GovernmentLocal bees in…
The Weekly News podcast 5@5
Central Coast Newspaper’s Weekly News 5@5 for the second week of March 2023, International Women’s Day week. In the bulletin, this week: Train Chaos on WednesdayLocal Health Stats plummetWomen’s Day…
The Weekly News podcast 5@5
G’day, this is Central Coast Newspaper’s Weekly News podcast 5@5 for the first week of February 2023. In the bulletin, this week: End to train disruptionsCouncil’s administrator answers criticsWetlands debate…
A book to help ‘sort your money out’
Blue Bay resident, and host of the My Millennial Money Podcast, Glen James, is launching his first book on October 1, with the goal to help people manage their money….
Podcast to aid community recovery
Central Coast Council has launched a new podcast series, Emergency Ready Now, to provide community members with the tools and knowledge to better cope when faced with adverse challenges, such…
The Weekly News 5@5
This is Coast Community News 5@5 April 1. Coming up: MP Adam Crouch calls for a public inquiry – Labor’s David Harris agrees – Council’s Infrastructure Director talks potholes –…
MMAD podcast sheds light on music’s role in mental health
Musicians Making a Difference (MMAD), based in Gosford, has released a new podcast aimed at shedding light on the importance of music for mental health. The series shares stories from…
Weekly News 5@5
[Sept 25, 2020] This week’s top stories from across the Coast: Elective surgery waiting list backlog. COVID-19 restrictions eased. Gas drilling push back from SOC and Students. See-Change’s traffic movement…
Yerin Yarns launches second podcast
Yerin Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Health Centre in Wyong has released its own podcast, Yerin Yarns.
School launches ‘Let’s Ask Better Questions’ podcast series
Central Coast Grammar School has launched its own podcast series. Available on iTunes and direct from the school’s website, the Let’s Ask Better Questions podcast series takes a deep dive…