Grant is music to the ears of choristers
Vocal group Coastal a Cappella is set for some professional coaching, thanks to the Greater Bank’s #GreaterCentralCoast Community Funding Program, which has now given away more than $100,000 to community…
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Help support Because We Care Boutique
The Because We Care Boutique is the only service of its kind on the Central Coast and will hold a garage sale on July 1 to help fund its efforts….
Acoustic song nights at the Lake House
The Entrance Lake House is set to host a bi-monthly singer/songwriter night showcasing rising local musicians and the stories behind their original songs in an intimate evening of music. Supported…
Bring out your inner Lego master
In the wake of the Lego Masters TV show, the 3 Villages community group will hold a brick fair on June 17. The event will be a fundraiser for the…
Writers Festival deemed a massive success
The Words on the Waves Writers Festival has been deemed a huge success by authors, event organisers and participants. Over 50 authors from all over the country took part in…
Hospital kiosk open for business again
After being closed for 18 months following COVID-19 lockdowns and renovations, the Woy Woy Hospital Auxiliary Kiosk is once again open and serving the community. Open from 10am until 2pm…
Uni in world’s top 30 for sustainable development goals
The University of Newcastle has achieved some significantly high global rankings demonstrating positive results for the university’s commitment to sustainability. Times Higher Education Impact Rankings (THE) were released on Friday,…
Ferry suspended as Crouch calls for dredging of Ettalong channel
Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch has called on the State Government to provide a timeline for future dredging of the Ettalong channel, with ferry services again disrupted this week. On…
EOIs open for Ephemeral Art Trail
Expressions of interest (EOIs) from artists, groups and community organisations wanting to take part in this year’s Ephemeral Art Trail at Pearl Beach will close at midnight on Sunday, June…
Old asbestos shed goes up in flames
Just after 11am on Friday, June 2 multiple fire brigades, ambulance and police were called out to Glen Rd, Ourimbah, to deal with an asbestos structure which was destroyed by…
Taking the leap to raise funds for Westpac Helicopter Service
Five business leaders and one brave community leader took the leap on June 2, abseiling down Crowne Plaza, Terrigal, to raise funds for the Westpac Helicopter Service. The event not…
It’s never too late to learn a trade
Among a cohort of youthful apprentices, 55-year-old apprentice glazier Ilias Kontogiannis is defying age barriers and proving that experience is an invaluable asset. The Tumbi Umbi local enrolled in Certificate…
Corn Nut Creek to play Everglades
Troubadour Folk Club will present award-winning folk singers Corn Nut Creek at Everglades Club, Woy Woy, on Saturday, June 24, at 7pm. Their spellbinding songs draw from Appalachian roots and…
Avoca Beach developments shameful
If you wish to build a five-storey apartment block in Avoca Beach, first buy a parcel of land on a hill and then remove the hill – shame! Alternatively, if…
Problems with self-checkouts
I have experienced at least two serious issues with the Coles self-checkouts, and it behoves readers to be aware of them lest they find a surprise on the final bill….
Have your say on water and sewer services
Central Coast Council Water and Sewer is seeking feedback from residents and businesses about Council’s water and sewer services. Community members are encouraged to share their feedback in an online…
Jazz comes to streets of Ettalong
The Peninsula Chamber of Commerce has affiliated with the 5 Lands Walk to bring jazz to the streets of Ettalong Beach over the weekend June 23-25. “The 5 Lands Walk…
Wind farms no threat to whales says Professor
With the northern migration of whales catching a lot of attention – and the prospect of wind turbines off the Central Coast looming in the background – Professor Gregory Andrews…
Networking and mentoring for businesswomen
Business in Heels is running a series of online events to help businesswomen enhance their knowledge, connect with like-minded people and explore new possibilities for success. CEO Lisa Sweeney said…
Creatives set to brighten up the Coast
Five professional and two emerging local creatives have been selected to deliver innovative and contemporary new works as part of Central Coast Council’s Creative Art Central program 2022/23. Creative Art…