Warnervale survives washout to take first win
CRICKET – The deluge which hit the Central Coast between November 23 and 27 saw all but one Central Coast Cricket Association First Grade match washed out. With the first…
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Administrator rescinds Councillors’ 2019 airport resolution
Central Coast Council will carry out maintenance work on the southern end of Warnervale Airport, as the result of a rescission motion adopted by Administrator, Rik Hart, on November 23….
Helicopter at Warnervale for bushfire season
Central Coast Airport at Warnervale is the base for a firefighting helicopter for the bushfire season. NSW Rural Fire Service Assistant Commissioner, Ben Millington, said the Bell 214 aircraft will…
Two wins for Wyong in double round of cricket
CRICKET – Rounds two and three of Central Coast Cricket are done and dusted with Wyong winning matches on Saturday, November 6 and Sunday, November 7, triumphing over Narara-Wyoming with…
New school on track to open in 2022
Construction is powering along at Warnervale’s new public primary school, with $16.1M committed by the NSW Government in this year’s Budget to complete the project. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central…
Panel to decide Jack Grant subdivision
A $2.5M subdivision at 31 Aldenham Rd, Warnervale is due to face the Local Planning Panel this week. The developers want to increase the number of residential blocks by three…
State grants $900,000 for brewery at Halloran
Western Australian brewery Beerfarm is set to expand production of its popular craft beer and build a new manufacturing facility on the Central Coast, providing almost 50 jobs for the…
Woman air lifted following Sparks Road crash
The Westpac Rescue Helicopter was called in last Tuesday afternoon to take an injured woman to hospital following a car crash at Warnervale. At 4pm on August 31, Ambulance NSW…
Family creates fresh take on Christmas story
The Sandeman family are gearing up to release their book The Christmas Story with Daisy and Ziggy. It started with a poem by Bronwyn Sandeman’s aunty Lesley Anderson, and some…
Jimmy is the next Bachelor
A familiar face will be popping up on TV screens across the nation starting from Wednesday, July 21, as Jimmy Nicholson is the latest man looking for love on Channel…
92 block Warnervale subdivision returns for public comment
A subdivision for 92 residential blocks on a 24ha site at Warnervale has come back to Central Coast Council with revisions after being rejected by Hunter Central Coast Regional Panel…
Warnervale-Wadalba is the strongest market for home building on the Coast
Warnervale-Wadalba has come in as the fourth strongest market for home building in the Hunter/Central Coast region, with a population growth of 3.5 percent and $51.5M in building approvals in…
Jack’s Magic Boots will help children overcome bullying
According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, seven out of 10 children have been bullied at least once within a year, making it a serious issue in schools…
Lara Wilbow awarded Overall Cadet of the Year
Doyalson Air League Senior Cadet Sergeant, Lara Wilbow from Warnervale, has been awarded the Overall Cadet of the Year for the Central Coast/Hunter Ilma Nicholson Wing of the Australian Air…
Railway Rd, Warnervale subdivision on public exhibition
Plans have been submitted to Central Coast Council for a subdivision on Railway Rd, just 85m from Warnies Café and the Warnervale Railway Station. The development application proposes a 20-lot…
88 small-lot housing estate opposite the Warnervale Town Centre approved
Plans to develop an 88 small-lot housing estate at Hamlyn Terrace have been given the green light following subdivision approval by Central Coast Council. Existing vacant buildings on the 7.3ha…
Draft Warnervale District Contributions Plan 2021 released
The Warnervale district is the fastest growing area on the Central Coast as it transitions from a semi-rural district to an urban residential and employment hub. It is expected that…
Air show not a success for people living in the area
Forum – The recent air show at Warnervale was deemed to be a resounding success, but certainly not for the people living in the area who did not ask for…
Central Coast air show a resounding success
The air show held at Central Coast Airport was a resounding success, attracting an estimated 15,000 people from near and far over the two days of May 22 and 23….
F35A Fighter centre-stage at Central Coast Airshow
The Central Coast Sky Surfers (CCSS), based at Point Clare, will just one of the many groups exhibiting at the inaugural Central Coast Airshow at Warnervale over the weekend of…