Lion’s Roar takes Wyong Cup
John O’Shea is making the Wyong Leagues Group Wyong Cup his own, claiming his third feature in just four years on September 6. Lion’s Roar was the latest of O’Shea’s…
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Don’t blame overseas students
Saying the housing shortage is caused by overseas students is like blaming the homeless for the shortage of housing. Politicians with five or six investment properties point the finger at…
Bouddi Peninsula Arts Trail is back better than ever
The crowd pleasing Bouddi Peninsula Arts Trail is back this October long weekend. Local organisers expect another great turnout for this year’s event thanks to the quality of the works…
Election material issue for Liberal branch president standing as an Independent
Compliance teams investigate complaints about election material.
Family of League bowls day a great success
Bowlers from far and near descended on Bateau Bay Bowling Club recently when the club hosted a Family of League bowls day. The charity day saw bowlers turn out in…
Boost for beer brewing business
A new light industrial complex is planned and an established beer brewing business is looking to value-add to its operations in the thriving North Wyong industrial and enterprise precinct. The…
New concierges for our hospitals
Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) is to receive four of 86 dedicated patient flow concierge officers to be rolled out at public hospitals across the state. The new officers…
Give water polo a try
If you were inspired by the Aussie Sharks and Aussie Stingers water polo teams at the Paris Olympics, why not give the sport a try yourself? Woy Woy Water Polo…
Long Table events combat loneliness
Aged care provider Infinite Care has launched a new initiative championing social wellbeing and combating loneliness. Weekly long table events are being held at Infinite Care facilities to help residents…
Fight for motorcycle spots continues
Keen motorcycle rider Shane Peak has taken his appeal for three dedicated motorbike parking spots to be reinstated in the Terrigal CBD to Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch. CCN reported…
Killcare’s mobile black spots to continue
Killcare’s mobile phone black spot to continue – a decade after the first calls to fix it.
Nurses deserve more pay
Isn’t it strange how massive pay rises for millionaire politicians and executives help the economy. But when it comes to nurses their request for a decent pay rise falls on…
Brooks slams “undemocratic” Improvement Order
Brooks a lone voice in opposing Local Government Minister’s Performance Improvement Order.
Labor pledges to protect conservation land
Labor candidates in the September 14 Central Coast Council election have pledged to preserve C2 high-value conservation land. Budgewoi Labor candidate Joy Cooper said land zoned C2 was important for…
Statewide review of councillor conduct
The aim is to facilitate and support local decision making – says the OLG.
Door to door fire safety checks
Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) firefighters from the Central Coast are taking to the streets to educate residents on how to protect themselves and their loved ones from fires in…
Ecovillage on track with lowering emissions
Narara Ecovillage is producing 40 per cent less carbon emissions than the average Central Coast household, with a target of achieving a 75 per cent reduction for 2030. “We still…
Buskers set to bring The Entrance alive
The Central Coast heat of the Australian National Busking Championships 2024 will be held on Sunday, September 29, at Memorial Park, The Entrance, from 10am-2pm with a concert of the…
Knitters square off in charity challenge
Home Instead clients from Newcastle and the Central Coast have squared off against one another this year to make rugs for Elsie’s Project, which supports the palliative care unit at…
Killcare brigade stocks up ahead of bushfire season
Killcare Wagstaffe Rural Fire Brigade has stocked up on some new equipment ahead of the bushfire season with some help from the Federal Labor Government’s 2023/24 Volunteer Grants. Brigade Captain…