What was initially thought to be growing pains, has proved to be a bigger challenge for sweet and bubbly 12-year-old, Cohan Daly. On December 31, 2020, he was diagnosed with...

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Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast and Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch is encouraging sport and recreation facilities to apply for a share of $1M from the NSW Government’s Local...

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For the second year in a row, Avoca resident and paramedic Josh Barnes will jump into the pool in support of ReachOut’s annual Laps for Life initiative in March. The...

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The Rotary Club of Umina Beach has celebrated 45 years of local and international Rotary Service following its charter from the Rotary Club of Woy Woy in 1976. Publicity Officer...

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Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service will benefit from Wills Week in March when people can have a simple Will drafted or have an existing Will updated at a greatly reduced price,...

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The Central Coast has one of the highest recorded domestic violence instances in NSW and having access to funding to help families, especially children, is vital in helping them rebuild...

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NSW Labor is calling for the State Government to detail its plan to improve health outcomes for Indigenous people living in rural and regional NSW, with Shadow Minister for Aboriginal...

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A new walk-in COVID-19 testing clinic has opened at Woy Woy. The 4Cyte Pathology walk-in clinic is located in the Sea Scouts Hall on North Burge Rd. Member for Gosford...

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The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) is calling for council front line workers to be among the first to receive COVID-19 vaccination. ALGA says that councils employ a significant number...

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Narara resident, Louise Parfitt, is one of many Australians choosing this February to give up alcohol, sugar, or another vice as part of the febfast challenge. The initiative invites people...

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It was World Cancer Day on February 4 and to celebrate, Icon Cancer Centre in Gosford recognised its 25 years of treating patients on the Central Coast. Since opening in...

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A new outreach dental clinic aimed at providing services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is set to open in Woy Woy following an increase in community demand. Local...

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Several members of the Rotary Club of Brisbane Water have participated in an interactive training session focused on understanding dementia for their Forget Me Not Cafe project. Organised and run...

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The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network has reported that over 90 per cent of general practices across the region have submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI)...

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Smoking causes 50 per cent of deaths among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults aged 45 years and over, and 37 per cent of deaths at any age, according to...

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Three Central Coast aged care workers have managed to balance studying, work and home to attain a Bachelor off Nursing degree while working for Central Coast Community Care Association (CCCCA)....

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The aged care and disability support services provider, integratedliving Australia, is hosting free virtual forums in February and March to inform Central Coast residents on how to access aged care...

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Northern Power Cricket Club is gearing up for another successful Pink Stumps Day following their success in 2020. Members have been hard at work preparing for their upcoming event, which...

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The NSW Government has announced changes to its COVID-19 restrictions around gatherings, capacity limits and wearing a face mask. Coming online across the Greater Sydney area from January 29, up...

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Central Coast residents keen to make a healthy start to 2021 are being urged to have their blood pressure checked. Stroke Foundation Clinical Council Chair, Professor Bruce Campbell, said blood...

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