Light Up for Audrey and a safer future
On Saturday, October 4, Polytec Stadium in Gosford will come alive for Light Up, a landmark event bringing together some of Australia’s biggest names and brightest emerging artists to honour…
in print
Taylor Ray a huge loss to Mariners
Central Coast Mariners have confirmed the departure of Taylor Ray, who moves on to a new opportunity upon the expiration of her contract. Ray was a headline signing for the…
Call to ease financial burdens on businesses
Business NSW is calling for immediate government action to cut red tape, ease tax and insurance burdens, and accelerate practical cost-reduction programs following the Cost of Doing Business Summit held…
Blues and roots at Mangrove Mountain
Celebrate the beginning of Spring with a great day of live music, food and good times with friends at this year’s Blues and Roots Revival music event at the historic…
Young people reach their max potential
The Gosford RSL Max Potential 2025 Celebration on August 21 was an afternoon filled with energy, creativity, and community pride, as more than 250 guests came together to acknowledge the…
Appeal for information after stabbing
Detectives are appealing for information after a cyclist was stabbed on the Central Coast on Sunday, August 24. Police say that about 7.30pm emergency services were called to Candlewood Cl,…
Theoharous signs on for another year
Christian Theoharous has signed a one-year contract extension with the Central Coast Mariners. The 2025/26 Isuzu UTE A-League campaign will be the 25-year-old’s fourth on the Coast, after arriving in…
Mayor gets powers to deal with disorderly council meetings
Council will no longer be able to reduce the five minute duration of speeches during debate.
LGNSW disappointed with ruling that briefings be public
LGNSW is disappointed but two councillors explain their take on the new meeting rules.
Batteries do not belong in kerbside bins
A reminder has been issued by Central Coast Council not to put batteries in kerbside bins, following two garbage truck fires within a week. The first truck fire caused by…
Minister flags faster response to councillor misconduct
Current process too weak, says Local Government Minister, and takes years when public trust needs resolution quickly.
RSL sub-branches need to modernise
As a veteran, I’m often asked why younger servicemen and women aren’t joining their local RSL sub-branches. Firstly, most people don’t realise there is a difference between the volunteer run…
Terrigal takes out rugby grand final
Terrigal defeated the Razorbacks in a close-fought game to take out the grand final of the 2025 Wyong Leagues Group Premier 1 Rugby Competition. The heart-stopping spectacle saw Terrigal narrowly…
Picklum wins World Title Championship in Fiji
Central Coast surfer Molly Picklum has won the world title, topping off an incredible year of international surfing in the World Surf League Pro Tour Championship final held at Cloudbreak…
What footpaths?
How good are the blokes installing gas lines at the bottom of Wyoming Rd (south end)? There are signs saying Footpath closed and Use other footpath. There are no footpaths…
New rideshare program for women
A women-for-women rideshare platform has launched on the Central Coast. SaveHer Drivers co-founders Miranda Chase and her wife Nicole Marjoriebanks created the service because they saw a local need for…
Andrew set to walk for mental health
Former jockey and North Gosford resident, Andrew Hogan, is set to walk from Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse to Sydney’s Rosehill Racecourse to raise awareness and funds for mental health charities. Hogan…
Spotlight on prostate cancer
The Blue Race Day held recently at Wyong Race Club was a vibrant occasion, organised by ClubsNSW Central Coast Regional Clubs to support Prostate Cancer Awareness on the Central Coast….
Community forum with West Ward councillors
The Woy Woy Peninsula Residents Association (PRA) will host a Community Forum with Gosford West Ward councillors on September 18. All Peninsula residents are invited to the free event. It…
Be part of next year’s Harvest Festival
Central Coast Council is calling on local farmers, businesses, creatives, and event organisers to express their interest in being part of the 2026 Harvest Festival – one of the Central…