Commuter carpark to be sold for $1
The Woy Woy Commuter Carpark is changing owners. Central Coast Council will sell it to the NSW Department of Transport for $1. But Administrator Rik Hart says it’s a good…
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$30M surplus for Council
Council trials AI to help progress DAs
The groyne has to go, says Council
Former Wyong councillor Sue Wynn to run in September
Not much has improved with water and sewer
Measures to speed up planning approvals may not be enough
Wamberal sewer main under repair
Retirement cliff looms for local government
Final council candidate info session
Prospective candidates in the upcoming Central Coast Council election are encouraged to attend a pre-election information session to be held on Tuesday, July 16. The fourth and final information session…
Councils’ financial autonomy ebbing away
Local government’s financial autonomy is ebbing away, despite councils being good with money, says Dr Marcus Spiller, founding partner of SGS Economics and Planning. He addressed the 30th National General…
Infrastructure in poor condition
Eight per cent of local government infrastructure assets are in poor condition with significant defects. The assets have a limited ability to meet the needs of the community with demand…
New Governor General addresses local government reps
The new Governor General Sam Mostyn addressed the National Assembly of Local Government on Wednesday, July 3, in her first official public event after being sworn in earlier that week….
Still time to give feedback on water and sewer
Central Coast Council is continuing to seek feedback from residents and businesses about its water and sewer services, with business owners invited to give their feedback at a workshop on…
Local government reps converge on Canberra
Local Government representatives from all over the nation have converged on Canberra this week for four days of forums, meetings and a conversation with the Federal Government. Central Coast Council…
Beware of fake council worker
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What will our councillors be paid?
Central Coast Council Administrator Rik Hart received more than $180,000 in salary and expenses for the last six months of 2023. Tabled at the June Council meeting, the money included…
Big changes for water and sewer management
There are big changes in store for water and sewer management in the region, with Central Coast Council set to be removed as a water supply authority under the Water…
Online reports on water and sewer
Central Coast Council has published new Water and Sewer Quarterly Performance Reporting on its website, highlighting the key areas of Council’s water and sewer performance that are important to its…
Maintenance work at skate parks
Central Coast Council has commenced a series of essential maintenance works across six skate parks throughout the region, aimed at ensuring the safety and longevity of the popular community facilities…