Winning the war against scammers
Member for Robertson Gordon Reid is set to hold a second forum in April as the Federal Government acts to protect Australians from scams and economic crime. “Every day, scammers…
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Benefits of exercising for ageing are huge
Physiotherapist Dorothy Gliksman has championed the benefits of exercising for decades and it’s a message she was keen to spread when she moved from Sydney to Yarramalong valley 24 years…
Federal Government engages with young people
Member for Robertson Gordon Reid has welcomed news of a new Federal Government Strategy to include young people in decision making. Minister for Youth Anne Aly has launched Engage! at…
Innovative therapy for mental health treatment now bulk-billed
TMS Erina, a leading mental health clinic, is making waves by offering dedicated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy. The scientifically proven, painless and non-invasive treatment for depression and other psychiatric…
Prestigious criminal law award for Devine
Member of Conditsis Lawyers’ criminal law team Francis Caesar Devine has been awarded the prestigious Lawyers Weekly ‘Top 30 Under 30’ award in the Criminal Law category. A black-tie ceremony…
Noise won’t be a problem
In response to Mr Matheus regarding airport noise (CCN 431), I find it difficult to comprehend why a few, a very few, light aircraft flying around at a fair height…
Huge boost for women’s health centre
The Central Coast Women’s Health Centre (CCWHC) is set to receive a $3.48M slice of a $34.3M funding pie from the NSW Government. The $34.4M, announced in the 2023-24 Stat…
Long Jetty Festival set to return
The Long Jetty Festival is set to return on Sunday, April 21, with a one-day community celebration of art, culture and music. Last year 20,000 people descended on the streets,…
New bipartisan group backs importance of sport
Member for Gosford Liesl Tesch is co-chair off a new parliamentary group aimed at celebrating the important role of Olympic and Paralympic sports throughout the state. She launched the bipartisan…
Working hard on closing the gap
NSW Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty and Member for Wyong David Harris acknowledged National Close the Gap Day on March 21. “National Close the Gap Day started as a…
Pipeline to better water and sewer services
Central Coast Council Water and Sewer has successfully tested new, innovative condition assessment technology for water and sewer pressure pipelines. The technology will improve strategic and tactical decision-making for planned…
Joining forces to promote seniors’ wellbeing
A new interagency dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of seniors on the Central Coast has been established. The Central Coast Seniors Interagency is a partnership between The Central…
Central Coast cyclists do us proud
Central Coast riders have done the region proud at the Track Cycling National Championships 2024, held on March 1-4. Central Coast riders representing NSW at the national championships were Liliya…
Call to close Eraring power station in 2025 over health concerns
Central Coast community group Future Sooner has accused the Minns State Government of going from “hero to villain” following its announcement it will consider extending the life of the Eraring…
Second info session for prospective councillors
The second information session for community members interested in nominating as candidates for the Central Coast Council election in September will be held on Tuesday, April 9, at Council’s Wyong…
New local oyster to hit the market
The Broken Bay Pearl Farm is about to release a new seafood delicacy onto the Australian market. A native species of pearl oyster has been quietly growing some of the…
Lots of laughs at Link and Pin
Don’t miss the big April Showcase with top comedy at the Link and Pin in Woy Woy from 7.30pm on Thursday, April 4. Mitch Garling is a regular around the…
Celebrating seniors for their contribution
With the Seniors Festival coming to an end on March 24, Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch recognised recipients of the Local Seniors Award at his annual Terrigal Electorate Local Seniors’…
Piano man pays tribute to kings of the keys
Wollongong piano man Liam Cooper will bring his musical spectacular King of the Keys to The Art House in April as he raises awareness for entertainers’ mental health. A celebration…
Plan to sell bowling club land “arrogant”
Former Gosford City Bowling Club President Guy Robins has described Central Coast Council’s plan to reclassify the land on which the club sits as “arrogant”. The Council intends to reclassify…