Dispose of expired flares
Central Coast boaters will again be able to dispose of their expired flares safely and easily with collections to be held on November 27. “Expired flares are classified as Class…
Terrigal
Mast monument, lagoon trail and clifftop walk … Council wants your feedback
The HMAS Adelaide mast monument at Terrigal, a planned walking trail around Terrigal lagoon and concept designs for the Winney Bay clifftop walk are just three of 10 projects on…
New Terrigal business owner carries the Flayme
The owner of a new clothing store at Terrigal, Mitch Connelly, is giving back to the charity which helped him during his youth, donating $2 of every sale he makes…
NRMA warns locals to prepare for looming storm season
Terrigal was the most affected suburb on the Central Coast during last year’s storm season, according to new statistics from the NRMA. Residents are being warned to get their homes…
Berkeley Vale, Bateau Bay and Killarney Vale are the most storm affected suburbs
Statistics from NRMA Insurance reveal that the Central Coast was the fourth most affected region in NSW during one of the most intense storm seasons from October 2019 to March…
World’s first automated surfboard hire system launched in Terrigal
Learning to surf but have no board? For Terrigal beachgoers, this is no longer a problem, with Automated Activities having launched the world’s first automated surf hire system, Rabbits Surf…
Two fishermen rescued
Marine Rescue Central Coast rescued two fishermen from waters off Terrigal. It was a late callout for volunteers on Friday, October 12, when a report of two fishermen drifting in…
New destination venue for Terrigal beachfront
Fancy a Bubble O Bill cocktail to wash down that Flamin’ Hot Dorito Fried Chicken? Well burger restaurant, Milky Lane, will give you that opportunity when it opens its sixth…
Rohan opts for the reverse mohawk in fundraiser
Terrigal Primary School student, Rohan Lord, will be shaving his head for cancer research after already losing his hair during his winning battle with leukemia. The Year Three student has…
Meditate for mental health
Member for Gosford Liesl Tesch is encouraging Coasties to meditate for mental health, during Making Meditation Mainstream’s (MMM) 28 for 28 campaign, which is raising money for Lifeline throughout October….
Terrigal were The Lakes’ nemesis in Grand Finals
RUGBY UNION – Five new Premiers have been crowned following the climactic conclusion of the 2020 Central Coast Rugby Union Competition over the weekend ending October 11. In the Premier…
Tourism boom over the long weekend
It was a busy long weekend across the Central Coast as tourists flocked in from Sydney and further afield.
Terrigal water audit due for release
The long-awaited Terrigal water quality audit is finally complete, with the comprehensive report going online on October 2. Results of the year-long audit which set out to identify the cause…
Marine Discovery Centre gets $1M facelift
The Central Coast Marine Discovery Centre at Terrigal is set to reopen soon to the public, sporting a $1M facelift. Funded by the State Government, the revamp includes upgrades to…
Thrid time lucky for HMAS Adelaide mast?
The installation of the Mast of the ex HMAS Adelaide II at the Haven at Terrigal still remains in limbo,.
Terrigal Boardwalk survey
Adam Crouch MP’s latest newsletter tells us the vast majority of our community endorses the Terrigal Boardwalk project.
Tight finishes to Round 3 Battlewin Premier League matches
Woongarrah and Killarney District have continued their early dominance in Central Coast Football’s (CCF) Battlewin Premier League Competition. The two teams are sitting in equal first on the competition ladder…
Is our stadium cursed?
After a strong resumption to the 2020 NRL season in May, the Terrigal-based NZ Warriors have suffered a series of defeats, including a thrashing by the Sharks at Central Coast Stadium last Sunday, that leave them teetering near the bottom of the ladder.
Fairy Penguin gets shredded ahead of big date
For many, a pre-dawn winter workout can be a largely forgettable event, but for one group, a surprise visit from a fairy penguin made their bootcamp session one to remember….
Asbestos continues to wash up on Terrigal Beach
Fragments of asbestos washing up on local shores continues to be a problem for Central Coast Council, which has urged members of the public to exercise caution if they notice…