Lisarow Probus welcomes new members
The Lisarow Probus Club creates a welcoming environment for all and is always keen to welcome new members. Inaugurated in 2019, the club currently has 25 members, mostly retired, who…
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A No pamphlet mased on negatives
The No case public pamphlet (for the voice to Parliament) has been prepared by a majority of the minority in the Federal Parliament. This means it is a majority pamphlet…
More calls to end shark meshing
The Community Environment Network (CEN) is urging the NSW Government not to award any tenders for the 2023/2024 shark meshing program in NSW waters and to discontinue the “archaic and…
Aboriginal Advisory Committee confirmed
Central Coast Council has confirmed the makeup of its Aboriginal Advisory Committee which was officially endorsed at the Council meeting on July 25. The Aboriginal Advisory Committee has a mandate…
Look after your heart health says Reid
Federal Member for Robertson Gordon Reid is urging Central Coast residents to have regular heart checks with 1.4 million Australians having a high chance of having a heart attack or…
Two deaf women are an inspiration for all to learn Auslan
Two deaf residents at Peninsula Villages have inspired staff and other residents to learn Auslan, the Australian sign language, through regular language classes hosted at the aged care village. Jan…
Tribute to the world’s best tenors
Tenor Mark Vincent is bringing his acclaimed two-act show to the Laycock Street Theatre on Sunday, October 1. Vincent pays tribute to operatic icons Mario Lanza and The Three Tenors…
Walking for a cure
The Central Coast JDRF One Walk has been running since 2012 raising nearly $300,000 for research to find a cure for Type 1 diabetes. The One Walk annual, national event…
Entries open for Central Coast Business Awards
Entries for the 2023 Central Coast Business Awards are officially open and set to recognise growth, entrepreneurship, business success and resilience over the last year. “These awards are a wonderful…
Our Natural World Expo at Wyong
The Tuggerah Art Society will present a special exhibition and expo at The Art House, Wyong, from August 4-30, accompanied by a series of related seminars in the conference room….
Local woman’s latest triumph is truly poetic
Since she was very young, Madeleine Snook has been intrigued by languages – and that passion has taken the Central Coast woman to various corners of the world. “As a…
Science and engineering challenge sharpens young minds
The St Edward’s College Hall in East Gosford was abuzz with activity and sizzling with brainpower over two days recently as more than 400 Year 9 and 10 students from…
Talk on ABC International
A talk on ABC International, an organisation within the ABC which produces and presents reports internationally, will be given on August 17 at Green Point. ABC International has a vitally…
9 to 5: The Musical comes to Laycock St
It was a hit movie in 1980, and now 9 to 5: The Musical is coming to Laycock St Community Theatre, presented by Gosford Musical Society (GMS). The high-energy production…
Tea cup paintings on show
The Bay Gallery at Ettalong Beach is a hidden gem, featuring the work of six different artists. It features landscape, abstract and digital art as well as realism and contemporary…
Ball in Government’s court over tennis club funding
Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch has called on the State Labor Government to honour its election commitment of funding to Empire Bay Tennis Club, claiming the future of regional funding…
Elaine’s gift to literacy
With over 40 years’ teaching experience, Elaine Alvin has put pen to paper and published a book on literacy especially aimed at helping young teachers and parents. Now retired and…
Build a pond and frogs will come
If you’ve ever wanted to set up a frog-friendly garden habitat, here’s your chance. Sam Willis, chief executive officer of the Community Environment Network, will present at the Australian Plants…
Cheap energy an oxymoron
I am pleased that your correspondent in CCN 400 concedes that renewable energy is not free. In fact, cheap energy is an oxymoron. I would not consider Adelaide as a…
Blues Brothers fun at Laycock St
Get your Jake and Elwood on when the Blues Brothers Show – House of Soul hits Laycock St Theatre on September 22. The exciting hyperactive production pays tribute to the…