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….
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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…
Celebrating Science Week and Book Week
National Science Week, from August 12-20, is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology and Central Coast Councils will mark the occasion with several events. Get along to the Bug…
Paving the way for return of councillors
In less than 14 months’ time, councillors will return to the Central Coast – the first elected body to run the region since former councillors were suspended in October 2020…
Coast Shelter sleepout getting closer
With less than a month to go until the Coast Shelter Sleepout 2023, the call is out for more Coasties to sign up to take part in the event. More…
Passion for snakes dictates Dylan’s career path
Most kids dream of becoming firefighters or doctors, but for Dylan Wallis, his passion lies with snakes. From a young age, Wallis has been captivated by the slithering creatures and…
Meeting with Greater Cities Commissioner a positive step
The Central Coast Environmental Advisory Committee has held its first meeting with Greater Cities Commissioner for the Central Coast Robyn Parker in what members describe as a positive step. The…
Cycling to encourage organ donation
Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) Donation Specialist Coordinator Yoni Hope-Hodgetts will ride more than 500km during Donate Life Week (July 23-30) to emphasise the importance of becoming an organ…
Ben’s brave act leads to heartache
Ben and Cassie Terry, along with their three children, had just moved into their first home together at Chain Valley Bay when a fire broke out in their back neighbour’s…
Heart shooter calls it a day
After eight very successful seasons holding the shooting circle for Central Coast Heart, Madeleine Taylor has announced her retirement from Premier League Netball. The Opens Vice-Captain was the very first…
After hours medical centre set to close
The Woy Woy After Hours Medical Service, which has been providing GP services on weeknights and weekends for more than 50 years, is preparing to close its doors for the…