Goosybumps returns to Fun Haus
The Fun Haus Factory in Gosford presents Goosy Bunps on Saturday, January 18. The outrageous cabaret experience blends contemporary burlesque, circus, sideshow and cabaret, hosted by Memphis Mae. Known for…
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Where are the EV chargers?
I do not own a car (too expensive, and public transport suffices for my needs), but if I did then it would be an EV (electric vehicle). However, travelling around…
Successful search for lost man in bush
The NSW Police Aviation Command and the Police Dog Squad were called on Saturday, January 11, to help in the search for an injured man lost in bushland near Kariong….
Heavy rains could spell havoc for campers
Holidaymakers camping on the Central Coast have been wanted to remain vigilant, with severe weather predicted for the region in coming days. NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has warned people…
Wyong Race Club celebrates 150 years
For nearly 150 years, Wyong Race Club has been a cornerstone of the Wyong District, bringing the community together through the thrill of horse racing. On Saturday, January 11, the…
Mariners’ mixed fortunes – women lead the charge while the men rebuild
It’s been a tale of two teams for the Central Coast Mariners this past week, with the women’s side flying high after a convincing 3-1 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers,…
Free come and try cricket days for girls
Cricket NSW will present two Social Girls Cricket Come-n-Try Days on the Coast in coming weeks as it looks to launch six-week Social Girls Cricket programs during the first term…
Prepare for flood and bushfire
The Care2Prepare team and emergency service personnel have organised the Charmhaven Disaster Preparedness Zone event to support the community in household bushfire and flood planning. It will be held at…
More global recognition for Council
The Central Coast region has once again been selected as a finalist in the internationally recognised Green Destinations Story Awards for 2024, after taking out first place in the Destination…
Death at Umina Beach
Police are preparing a report for the Coroner after a man died at Umina Beach on Sunday, January 12. Emergency services were called to the beach soon after 7pm following…
Libs pledge to tackle flooding issues
The Liberal Party has pledged to address flooding issues around Tuggerah Lake and the Wyong River if elected to government at this year’s Federal election. Shadow Emergency Management Minister, Senator…
Love is in the air at Wyong
Love will fill the air at Wyong when the Love Lanes Festival returns on Saturday, February 15, from 4pm-9pm. Coinciding with Valentine’s Day weekend, the annual celebration of love, community…
Golden Boot for former Wyong Roos player
Tarryn Aiken, who started her stellar football career with Wyong Roos, has been awarded the 2024 Golden Boot – the international rugby league Player of the Year award. The award…
Budgewoi Ladies choir still going strong
The Budgewoi Ladies Choir is one of the longest running choirs on the Central Coast, singing and performing in the area for more than 61 years. It all began in…
Green Point industrial units
Changes to replace a dwelling with two commercial units in an already approved industrial complex at Green Point have been given the go-ahead by Central Coast Council. In July 2017…
Council aims to stamp out illegal free camping
Central Coast Council will install new signage at its reserves and carparks prohibiting free parking between 10pm and 5am in a bid to stamp out illegal free camping in beach…
Beachgoers urged to stay safe this Summer
Following the installation of 19 Emergency Response Beacons (ERB) at unpatrolled beaches including Bay Bateau Bay Beach, Forresters Beach and Frazer Park last year, the State Government is funding the…
Art House Summer program has something for everyone
January 18 will be a busy day at The Art House with two incredible shows featuring jazz and cabaret, drag and variety performances. Revered Australian jazz trio The Necks, are…
Warrant for arrest
Brisbane Water Police are seeking information to help locate Benjamin Sutherland. He was last known to frequent the Woy Woy area but is also known across the northern parts of…
Schools receive vital maintenance work
Tradies are subbing in for teachers and students in classrooms at Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College and Terrigal Public School over the Summer break to work on $1M of improvements. More…