Mama whale shows off her new calf
Whale watchers at Terrigal were treated to a very special sight just before 10am on Friday, June 20. At the peak of the northern whale migration, a mother humpback whale…
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Terrigal remains unbeaten
Woy Woy holds its spot in the top four of the WLG Central Coast Rugby competition following a 42–9 win over Gosford/Kariong on June 14. Gosford/Kariong competed hard for 60…
Alex’s mission up The Skillion to help beat breast cancer
Alex McIntyre of Bensville has raised $16,500 for Breast Cancer Network Australia by running up and down The Skillion at Terrigal more than 300 times. Earlier this year, he set himself…
Amazing local fundrasing result for cancer research
Cancer touches the lives of everyone, no matter age or lifestyle. Most know someone impacted by this insidious disease, notwithstanding the amazing developments in research and treatments over recent years. …
Maintenance work on Scenic Hwy Terrigal
Motorists are advised of changed overnight traffic conditions on Sunday, May 25, on the Scenic Hwy at Terrigal for maintenance work to be carried out west of Charles Kay Dr….
Hopes pinned on prestigious art prize for women artists
Nationally famed Central Coast artist Mel Bling has submitted a larger-than-life oil painting portrait featuring Kerry-Anne Blanket, founder of KAB Gallery in Terrigal, to the Portia Geach Memorial Award. It…
A vision beyond sight at Terrigal exhibition
Not everyone sees the world the way Natasja Jirwander does, literally. The Kulnura-born artist experiences the world as a shifting double image, her vision a constant dance between separation and…
Michaela named artist of the year
The Bloomfield Fine Art Gallery in Terrigal has announced the winners of the 2025 Central Coast Artist of the Year Art Prize, with Umina-based artist Michaela James taking top honours….
Thousands flock to Anzac Day services
Thousands of residents and visitors flocked to Anzac Day services all around the Central Coast on April 25. Gosford RSL Sub-branch President Greg Mawson said the Gosford dawn and morning…
James and Kelly off to trek Kokoda
Kelly Drover of Terrigal has been volunteering for Feel the Magic since 2016, after losing her 33-year-old husband in 2013 to cardiac arrest. Their son James was only two at…
Lagoon overflow due to low pressure system
Last week’s low pressure system wreaked a bit of havoc with two of the region’s lagoons, with some foreshore reserves and low-lying sections of Lake View Rd and Bundara Ave…
Coast surf lifesavers shine at state championships
The 2025 NSW Surf Life Saving State Open Championships kicked off on Thursday, March 13, with near perfect conditions. Of the Central Coast clubs, it was Terrigal who led the…
Business success at just 18
Terrigal 18-year-old, Jabin Waters, is an up-and-coming business leader who hopes his own story encourages other young people to start their own business. Waters operates Chrome Car Detailing which specialises…
Countdown to Sounds of the Coast
The countdown is on to Coast FM’s Sounds of the Coast, with the free event set to feature eight hours of local solo performers, duets, pop and rock bands at…
New urgent care clinic pledged for Terrigal
With the date for this year’s Federal election expected to be announced any day now, Labor has announced a new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (UCC) for Terrigal. To be located…
Fruit Barn praised in Parliament
George’s Fruit Barn and Asian Grocer at Terrigal has been recognised in the Australian Parliament by Federal Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid. Reid recognised the longevity of the business,…
Police and youth services show up in Terrigal
Officers from the Mounted Police and Regional Youth Support Service (RYSS) attended Terrigal on Sunday, February 23, as part of a high-visibility presence around the area. The purpose of the…
Calling Coast CEOs to Take 3 for the Sea
Following the success of their previous CEO Clean-Ups, Take 3 for the Sea has announced they are coming to The Haven at Terrigal for their 2025 CEO Clean-Up. The event,…
Spotlight on number one cancer in Australian children
The spotlight was well and truly shone on blood cancer on International Childhood Cancer Day, February 15, to raise awareness of the number one cancer in Australian children. It’s on…
Hundreds expected at meeting to help stem increase in crime
Hundreds of concerned residents are expected to attend a community meeting called to address the “significant increase in violent crime and armed robberies” on the Central Coast to be held…