Special screening at ecovillage
Narara Ecovillage will host a special screening of The Giants in the village hall at 7pm on Saturday, June 3. The film explores the intertwined fates of trees and humans…
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Walkathon to highlight pedestrian safety
Our Lady of the Rosary Shelly Beach will host a walkathon on Friday, June 2, at 10.45am to raise awareness of pedestrian safety and road safety at the school and…
Stay clear of whales on their way north
Marine Rescue is advising sea-going boaters on the Central Coast not to get too close to whales as they make their annual trip north to warmer waters. Multiple pods of…
Umina Beach Pin-up off to the Gold Coast
When Carmen Perrin of Umina Beach opened her vintage photography studio, Viva La Vintage, nine years age, she was introduced to the world of Pin-Up and will be one of…
Gold and bronze for Oak Haven Brewery
Gosford RSL Club’s Oak Haven Brewery has been awarded two gold and two bronze medals in the 2023 Australian International Beer Awards, the largest annual beer competition in the world…
Accolade for off-duty lifesaver following daring rescue
The Entrance Surf Life Saving Club member, Patrick Jacob, has received Surf Life Saving NSW’s Rescue of the Month award following his courageous off-duty rescue of a teenage boy in…
Express lane closures frustrating
I write in reference to the letter in Forum CCN392. I am a disabled 80 year old living in Wyoming. My local Coles has also shut its express aisle. There…
Three new books to launch at Kincumber during writers festival
Philippa Kaye is one of three local authors who will launch their new books at Kincumber Library on June 1 as part of the Words on the Waves Writers Festival….
Two more libraries extend opening hours
Bateau Bay and Kariong libraries are next in line to offer extended hours access as part of the Library@yourtime program. The extended library service follows the success of the initiative…
Coast Shelter promotes reconciliation
Coast Shelter will host its annual reconciliation event to promote unity among the community at Gosford’s Industree Group Stadium at Gosford on Thursday, June 1. The event, open to all…
The Coral Snakes drift into Gosford
Dave Graney has reunited with the original members of The Coral Snakes for a 30th anniversary tour of their 1993 hit record Night of The Wolverine and will appear at…
Police officer charged
A police officer has been charged over alleged domestic violence-related offences. At about 1pm on Monday, May 29, officers from Tuggerah Lakes Police District commenced an investigation following reports of…
Administrator and CEO determined to leave their mark
Central Coast Council Administrator Rik Hart and CEO David Farmer are determined to leave their mark on the Coast before they go next year. They are about to sell off…
Rocwater to headline at Brackets and Jam
Brackets and Jam returns to Kincumba Mountain on Saturday, June 3, with the amazing Rocwater band to play two sets. After more than a decade away, Rocwater returnsto the stage…
Picklum joins Industree Group as brand ambassador
World championship surfer Molly Picklum has joined local business, Industree Group, as its brand ambassador. Currently ranked number three in the world, 20-year-old surfing prodigy from Shelly Beach is an…
MP Gordon Reid reflects on first year in office
Member for Robertson Gordon Reid has reflected on the performance of the Federal Government, as the Australian Labor Party marks one year in office. Reid became Robertson’s first Labor MP…
Ladies learn to do it themselves
A three-hour do-it-yourself plumbing workshop for women was held at Mingaletta in Umina Beach on Friday, May 19, co-hosted by Benchworks founder Jenn Rochford. Participants in the workshop learnt essential…
Pennants wins for Peninsula clubs
After 10 weeks of tough sectional Bowls Pennants rounds, Bowls Central Coast (Zone 15) held its 2022/2023 Pennants Finals at Ettalong Memorial Bowling Club on Saturday, May 20. Several bowling…
Most happy with our emergency departments
Emergency departments at Gosford and Wyong hospitals have come in for quite a bit of criticism in recent years, but latest Bureau of Health Information (BHI) survey results show a…
Morning tea raises more than $2,000 for cancer research
Residents of Blue Point Terrigal and their friends have raised more than $2,000 for breast cancer research. More than 60 people gathered for a Biggest Morning Tea on Wednesday, May…