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Protecting our babies from RSV

From February 3, Australian mums and their newborn babies will have free access to the best and most comprehensive protection against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Member for Robertson Dr Gordon…


The Grange backs Marine Rescue

Marine Rescue Central Coast has received a very generous donation of $25,000 from Wyoming’s favourite watering hole, The Grange Hotel. The donation was made on behalf of the Trevor and…


Labor will keep NBN safe, says Reid

The future of high-speed internet at affordable prices on the Central Coast could be at risk if the Liberal/National Party Coalition wins this year’s Federal election, says Member for Robertson,…


Stella is still active at 101

Long-time Woy Woy resident Stella McInnes still does her own shopping every fortnight at the age of 101. Stella celebrated her 101st birthday on January 20. Born in Adelaide, she…


Work on Memorial Ave

There will be changed overnight traffic conditions from next week on Memorial Ave at Blackwall as work is carried out between Blackwall Rd and Wallaby St. Work starting on Wednesday,…


Work on Empire Bay Dr

Motorists are advised of changed overnight traffic conditions from next week on Empire Bay Dr at Daleys Point to carry out essential rehabilitation work near Yugari Cres. Work includes stabilising…







Meet our citizens of the year

For the first time, Central Coast Council has named a group, and not an individual, as Citizen of the Year in its Australia Day Awards. Taking out the major award…



Recognition for community hero Bob

Bob Morris of the Kincumber Nautical Village has been honoured for his outstanding dedication and service to the local community. He has been recognised with a NSW Government Community Service…




Who takes responsibility?

Once again our illustrious Central Coast Council gets it wrong and the ratepayers cop the bill (Council convicted over Narara Creek sewage leak, CCN 470). Half a million bucks down…