Rotary club seeks more members
Rotary Brisbane Water is actively seeking new members to join its ranks as the service club looks to expand its vital work throughout the Central Coast. The well-established club, which…
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Search still on for remains of missing boaters 80 years back
Police are appealing for the families of five fishermen, who were lost at sea almost 80 years ago, to come forward as part of this year’s ‘Forever Loved’ Missing Persons…
Great Moscow Circus comes to Hamlyn Terrace
The Great Moscow Circus last played Hamlyn Terrace five years ago and had to cut the season short after two days due to COVID restrictions. And now they are set…
Vivacity welcomes rezoning approval for Oasis
The project is expected to inject more than $500M into the economy and create 630 jobs during construction.
Obituary for Gosford bowling club
Some times a news story doesn’t cut it: hence this is an obituary in honour of all who loved her.
Help clean up Umina Beach
A local community beach clean-up event is set to take place at Umina Beach on August 10, aiming to combat the rising litter problem that threatens marine life, local health,…
Upgrade for Tuggerah Library
Tuggerah Library will be closed on Monday, August 11, for refurbishment works co-funded by Central Coast Council and the NSW Government. From August 12-14, library services will be limited to:…
Community urged to speak up about Wamberal erosion
It’s time for a serious re-evaluation of a seawall for Wamberal, says Lamont.
Community bank celebrates making a difference
Central Coast Community Bank/East Gosford & Districts Financial Services Ltd is celebrating a remarkable 25-year milestone, having contributed more than $2.1M to approximately 170 community organisations across the Central Coast…
Three clear options for library
Now that the Council has given three clear options as to the future of the Gosford Library it remains to be seen which is adopted. To anyone who wants the…
Wyong trainer’s first city win
Local Wyong trainer Denim Wynen has celebrated her first city winner, with Sunshine Law saluting at Rosehill on Saturday, August 3. The former Yulong galloper was previously trained by Annabel…
Tracking two people on warrants
Tuggerah Lakes Police are seeking information relating to the current whereabouts of two people wanted on outstanding warrants. Courtney Smith, 24, has two warrants out for her arrest and police…
Celebrating aged care workers
On Thursday, August 7, Adssi In-home Support will celebrate Aged Care Employee Day, a national day to recognise the skilled, compassionate people who care for older Australians every day. Across…
More plaudits for disability service
Sarah MacRae and her team at 24/7 Care Disability Services and Activity Hub have been named finalists in five categories of the AusMumpreneur Awards 2025. They will compete for honours…
Ethan is spreading kindness in the name of his grandmother Kim
A 14-year-old Central Coast student has launched a youth-led community initiative called Kim for Kindness, offering food, hygiene packs, and support to people experiencing homelessness. Inspired by his late grandmother…
Uniting book club and bushwalks
Keeping your mind and body in shape on the Central Coast could be as simple as the three Bs. BooksBushBullshit – that’s the handle of Georgia Young’s social group which…
Mental health advocate cycles into The Entrance North
Western Australian sheep shearer turned mental health advocate Lenny Deacon will arrive on the Central Coast on August 24 as part of his extraordinary solo cycling journey around Australia to…
Classic comedy comes to Laycock St
Echo Theatre will bring its reimagined production of the classic play God of Carnage to Laycock Street Community Theatre on September 13. Written by Yasmina Reza, the whip-smart comedy was…
The business of running martial arts schools
Two-time Sport Karate World Champion and internationally recognised business expert for martial arts schools, Sascha de Vries, was featured as a keynote speaker at the EFC Summit 2025, held recently…
Nuclear technology safe these days
I read with interest the letter in CCN 497 regarding nuclear power. The problem as I see it is the politicians have their heads buried in the sand, too afraid…