Warnervale airport Masterplan adopted
History was made on Tuesday night.
The airport has a Masterplan.
in print
Beatnix bound for The Art House
Australia’s greatest Beatles show is coming to Wyong. Direct from performances in the UK, one of the world’s longest running Beatles shows, The Beatnix, will bring its Magical Musical Tour…
REACH business community unlocking full potential
The launch of the new REACH business community took place recently at Toukley with regular get-togethers to continue at two other locations – Avoca and Umina. Founder Mandy Millan said…
Second attempt to build Bay Rd units
A new development application has been lodged for medium density housing at 32 Bay Rd, The Entrance. The lot is on the northeast corner of the Bay Rd/Boondilla Rd roundabout…
P-plater caught 66km/h over the speed limit
Tuggerah Lakes Highway Patrol was parked on the side of Gavenlock Rd, Mardi, attending to other matters at 10.40am on Monday, February 24, when a black Suzuki sedan sped past…
Animal studies training centre opens
The new $4.9M Animal Studies Training Centre at TAFE NSW Wyong has been officially opened. Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education Steve Whan dropped by to join Minister for…
Mardi Gras viewing party
The Central Coast’s Official Annual Mardi Gras Viewing Party will be held at the Fun Haus Factory in Gosford on Saturday, March 1. The event offers an inclusive and welcoming…
Ombudsman weighs in on Kariong development controversy
The NSW Ombudsman is investigating claims that the Department of Housing and Industry (DPHI) published misinformation on its website regarding a controversial development at Kariong. Community group Coast Environmental Alliance…
Just get on with airport masterplan
It is evidence of the ridiculous to-ing and fro-ing of planning on the Central Coast that the development of the Central Coast Airport is still in progress. I wonder how…
Walk for myeloma research
Myeloma Australia will hold its annual My Greatest Walk event on Sunday, March 30, with more than 30 groups across Australia participating. The Central Coast walk will begin at 8.30am…
Chance to check out motoring history
On August 4, 1925, Nevill Westwood and Greg Davies made history when they set off from Perth to become the first to drive a car around Australia. Aged in their…
Country music community celebrates Joy’s 100th
It was a very special 100th birthday for Joyce Timewell on February 16 as she celebrated it with her friends from the Central Coast Country Music Association (CCCMA) at Halekulani…
Urgent need for funnel-web spiders
The Australian Reptile Park is in desperate need of more live funnel-web spider donations. More live funnel-web spider donations are urgently needed before the breeding season ends to sustain the…
Man rescued from tall ship near Patonga
On Thursday afternoon February 20 Broken Bay Water Police were called to a medical emergency near Patonga on the Hawkesbury River. But this was no ordinary rescue. Police were confronted…
Coates keen to see more female basketballers
The Central Coast Waves have appointed Sharon Coates to the role of Basketball Administration Officer. Waves Operations Manager Matt Smith said Coates was a highly experienced sports administrator, having worked…
Prominent guest shares news from State Archives
Fiona Sullivan of NSW State Archives will be the special guest at the next meeting of the Central Coast Family History Society on March 1. Discover what’s new in the…
We need a wetland masterplan
When we damage wetlands flooding worsens. The weather is getting hotter and more erratic. We need the largest freshwater wetland on the Central Coast – Porters Creek Wetland – to…
Sewing up a storm on Sundays
The Sunday Sewing Club at Green Point will celebrate its first birthday on March 2. The group started last February after a couple of like-minded sewing enthusiasts wanted to build…
Three local men snared in Amarok operation
Three Central Coast men with outstanding warrants were among the 550 people charged by police for more than 1,160 offences during a four-day statewide operation targeting domestic and family violence….
Reminder on dental benefits
Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid has reminded Central Coast residents of the Federal Government’s Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS), which provides support for children to cover the cost of…