Jenny a cornerstone of Davistown community
Former Davistown Progress Association President Jenny McCulla has been announced as a recipient of the New South Wales Community Service Award for her years of service to the Davistown Progress…
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E-bikes give transport options for isolated Coasties
For people who cannot drive, getting around can be expensive, difficult and isolating, especially in areas with steep terrain and limited public transport. E-bikes are proving to be a game-changer,…
Libs plan to widen Warnervale airstrip
The Liberal Party has committed $10M to expand and resurface the airstrip at Warnervale airport if elected in May. Shadow Minister for Finance, Senator Jane Hume, said this investment will…
Learn more about palliative care
The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network will host a free community awareness and education event on May 13, during National Palliative Care Week (May 11-17). Interested…
Some relief in budget – but is it enough?
Central Coast residents can look forward to more tax cuts, cheaper medicines, increased access to bulk-billed GP visits and extended energy bill relief following the release of the Federal budget…
Budget bling as election looms
Tuesday night’s Federal Budget reaffirmed what most people already knew – the state of the nation’s public finances is rapidly deteriorating. After two years of surplus, courtesy of a windfall…
Budget underwhelming, says Business NSW
Business NSW Central Coast says the 2025–26 Federal budget is underwhelming for business, with limited support for productivity, tax reform and small business growth. Business NSW Regional Director Scott Goold…
Spices 29 turns seven
Spices 29 Goan Indian Restaurant at Woy Woy is celebrating its seventh birthday this year. Owner Nelson Fernandes said the seventh anniversary was a testament to the restaurant’s dedication to…
Nuclear power not the way
It’s difficult to make sense of Mr Hemmings’ letter as he seems to wander Trump-like all over the place (All renewable grid a fantasy, CCN 479), but I shall do…
Restoring democracy at Council
That Kevin Brooks (CCN 478) and Merril Jackson (CCN 479) were unable to receive information from Central Coast Council is a classic example of what happens when an organisation becomes…
Six more Coast sites earmarked for housing
Three more government-owned sites on the Central Coast have been earmarked for more housing. They are among six sites announced last week as part of the NSW Government’ plan to…
Fade Into You at two Coast venues
Australian female songwriters and storytellers will be showcased in a two-day special concert on the Central Coast in May. It’s the second time Fade into You has been held by…
Charged over collision with pedestrian
A man has been charged after allegedly failing to stop and assist after a collision with a pedestrian at Lisarow last month. At about 2.55pm on Friday, February 7, emergency…
Partnership leads to expert foot care
Netball is one of the fastest-growing sports on the Central Coast, with thousands of players taking to the court each season. But with the fast-paced nature of the game comes…
Laugh till it hurts at Gosford’s hottest stand-up night
Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt this Friday, March 28, as the Gosford Comedy Club, the Central Coast’s hottest and freshest stand-up night, delivers an all-star line-up of…
More global recognition for Modelrock
Woy Woy cosmetics brand Modelrock has taken first place in the Best Beauty Brand Aust/NZ category of the 2025 Universal Beauty Awards. The global award recognises Modelrock’s commitment to innovation,…
Future Sooner calls for Royal Commission
Community group Future Sooner is calling on the NSW Government to hold a Royal Commission into the failure of environmental and health authorities to protect citizens from the health impacts…
Prosthetics provider celebrates five years
APC Prosthetics at Tuggerah is celebrating five years of providing life-changing prosthetic solutions on the Central Coast. The business is committed to helping individuals regain mobility and independence, working closely…
Residents pan Council’s GIPA response
Council “typically defensive” says Brooks and misses the point says Jackson.
Reach out to your neighbours
Reach out to someone in your street on Sunday, March 30, as Relationships Australia hosts Neighbour Day – an annual social connection campaign which aims to enhance well-being, improve resilience…