Club a boon for stroke survivors and carers
The Wyong Stroke Recovery Club is one of the largest Stroke Recovery Clubs in NSW and regularly attends outings and trips with the support of ClubsGrants funding from Diggers The…
The Entrance
Resolution of legal dispute sees wharf reopen to public
A long and protracted legal dispute between former lessees of the Azzurro Blu Wharf at The Entrance and Central Coast Council has been settled. The boardwalk and parts of the…
500 rally to support Palestine
Around 500 Central Coast residents gathered at The Entrance Memorial Park on Sunday, August 24, as a display of solidarity with the people of Palestine and as a call to…
Alleged stabbing
A man was taken to hospital following an assault at The Entrance on Friday, August 22. At around 2.30pm, emergency services were called to Hutton Rd following reports of a…
Saturdays on the deck at Imagine If cafe
The Iris Foundation is bringing fresh energy to the Central Coast this Spring with the launch of Saturdays on the Deck – a new series of community events hosted through…
Huge drop in teacher vacancies
Teacher vacancies in The Entrance electorate have fallen by 82%, with Member for The Entrance David Mehan crediting the State Government’s action to rebuild public education for the fall. The…
Day of Action for Palestine at The Entrance
A group of Central Coast residents will take part in a Nationwide Day of Action for Palestine on Sunday, August 24, with a local event planned for The Entrance. Glynn…
Ukulele festival a fiesta of fun
The Central Coast Ukulele Festival is set to take place at Diggers at The Entrance from September 12-13. Founder Liz Kitney said the Central Coast Ukulele Club has been hosting…
Pelican Time given a new lease on life
A beloved Central Coast attraction has been secured for at least the next two years, with Marine Wildlife Rescue Central Coast getting a contract extension for Pelican Time at The…
National busking championship heat headed for Coast
Its nearly Spring and that means the Central Coast heat of the Australian National Busking Championship is on again. The heat will be held on Sunday, September 28, at Memorial…
Celebrations for new footpath for Oakland Ave
A vital footpath upgrade along Oakland Ave at The Entrance has now been completed. The project was made possible with $8M in funding provided to Central Coast Council by the…
Homelessness is putting our children at risk
The Central Coast’s homelessness crisis remains visible on streets, in parks, and around schools. One local parent, who lives near The Entrance Public School, is demanding immediate action regarding squatters…
Victory for El Lago residents – but no action
Orders to repair plumbing and electrical services by August 1 have been ignored.
Latest plans approved for old proposal
Floor to ceiling height requirements have increased in the years since the original approval.
Special mass celebrated by Franciscan Fraternity
A special annual mass was celebrated by a small group of Central Coast Secular Franciscans gathered for Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, The Entrance, on April…
New playspace up and running
The Central Coast’s new district-level playspace at Picnic Point, The Entrance, is already proving popular with locals and visitors. While it was officially opened on April 15, the playspace was…
Get involved in Council events
Central Coast Council is calling on event organisers and businesses to bring their creativity and expertise to the region, with funding available for five community events in The Entrance and…
Wildlife rescuer back in action after stroke
As a wildlife rescuer, Cathy Gilmore is used to nursing animals back to good health, but recently the tables turned. The animal lover from The Entrance credits her furry and…
The Greens back bigger and better than ever
The new $21M The Greens The Entrance clubhouse and state-of-the-art undercover bowling greens were officially opened on April 2 by Minister for the Central Coast and Member for Wyong David…
Should Vera stay or should she go?
Should Vera the statue stay or should she go? That’s the simple question Central Coast Council is asking residents in a poll launched on March 24 which will run through…