Romance of France comes to Avoca Beach
To celebrate Bastille Day, Avoca Beach Theatre will turn on An Evening in Paris featuring the romance of France with songs from Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, Aznavour and many more….
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Try your hand at pickle ball
Gosford Tennis Club will hold an Open Day from 10am-3pm on Saturday, June 24, showcasing everything it has on offer. There will be plenty of tennis action on the day…
Highlight your concerns at Rik Hart pop-up
If you have something you want to raise with Central Coast Council Administrator Rik Hart, now’s your chance to bring it to his attention. Hart will do a pop-up “meet…
Upgrade for Leagues Club Park
Leagues Club Park in Gosford is set for some upgrades to improve its usability in time for the July school holidays. The waterside park has a tidal terrace, picnic and…
Check the facts on The Voice
I refer to the letter (CCN 392) headed “The Voice; it’s OK to vote No”. I wish to state that it is not OK to vote No when misinformation and…
Coalition takes a stand against offshore mining
Member for Terrigal, Adam Crouch has welcomed an announcement made by the Leader of the Opposition, Mark Speakman, that the NSW Coalition will introduce legislation to go one step further…
Pearson to address activists
Former Central Coast Newspapers editor Jackie Pearson will be the special guest at the next meeting of the Central Coast Activists on Wednesday, June 7. Pearson’s Truepenny Media, publisher of…
Long weekend fun at Pearl Beach
Pearl Beach has some special events lined up for the June long weekend. Nestled between Brisbane Water National Park and Broken Bay, the village offers a variety of recreational activities…
Hundreds gather to celebrate reconciliation
Thursday, June 1, saw an inspiring celebration of reconciliation and First Nations Cultures take place in Gosford. Coast Shelter and a number of local organisations, businesses and schools got together…
Book launch for two Coast authors
The Words on the Waves festival has kicked off with a multitude of events held across the region. On the fringe of the festival, two new books by female Central…
Get checked for hypertension
In the wake of World Hypertension Day in May, Blooms the Chemist is urging residents to have their blood pressure checked regularly. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading…
ThursGAY celebrates its new home during Pride Month
June is Pride Month and Gosford’s most successful ongoing community pop-up, ThursGAY, will be celebrating on Thursday, June 8 with a new permanent home at the yet-to-be-opened Fun Haus Factory…
Crusaders still in with a chance
The halfway mark of the NBL 1 East season has officially come and gone and the Central Coast Crusaders are still within striking distance of a top eight finish. A…
Business awards nominations open
Gosford Erina Business Chamber (GEBC) is calling for nominations for its annual Business Awards. “The 2023 Business Awards recognise growth, entrepreneurship and celebrates business success across NSW,” a spokesperson said….
Con’s four new board members
Four new members have been elected to the Board of the Central Conservatorium of Music, bringing a new wealth of experience. They are former Chief Media and Digital Officer of…
Two-year wage freeze for state MPs and top executives
State MPs on the Central Coast, along with all NSW MPs and senior government executives, will see their wages frozen for two years as the State Government moves to fulfill…
Residents ramp up opposition to feedlot proposal
Mangrove Mountain residents have ramped up their opposition to a feedlot development proposed on the corner of Ironbark and Hershon Rds. With submissions on the controversial proposal set to close…
Affordable housing for 27 at group home
A house past its prime at 210 The Entrance Rd, opposite the Diggers club, is set to be demolished to make way for three separate group homes to accommodate 27…
Assault at Mariners match
Tuggerah Lakes Police are appealing for community assistance to locate the man pictured who might be able to assist with their inquiries in relation to an assault. The assault occurred…
New book outlines history of CWA on Coast
As NSW Country Women’s Association (CWA) members all over the state celebrated 100 years of serving their communities last year, Woy Woy branch member Johanna Reygersberg was working on a…