Changed traffic conditions Johnson Rd Tuggerah
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on the Pacific Hwy for asphalt repair work near Johnson Rd, Tuggerah. A southbound lane will be closed while asphalting repairs are carried…
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Dianne Greening The Entrance Senior of the Year
Local community champion Dianne Greening has been recognised as The Entrance Senior of the Year for 2025 in honour of her outstanding dedication to volunteer service. Greening has been a…
Changed traffic conditions Wyoming, Lisarow and Wadalba
Motorists are advised of changed overnight traffic conditions from next week on the Pacific Hwy for maintenance to be carried out between Wyoming and Lisarow, and at Wadalba. Only one…
Phoenix Collective performs American folk music
Fresh from their Sydney Opera House debut, the Phoenix Collective Quartet will present a program of music inspired by American folk music on March 23 at the Central Coast Conservatorium,…
Teddy Tahu Rhodes at Opera in the Arboretum
World-famous baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes will join a slew of Australia’s top operatic and musical performers at the Rotary Club of Woy Woy’s 18th Annual Opera in the Arboretum on…
Family fun day at The Entrance
Lions Clubs across Australia are marking Lions on Safari Month this March, with the Central Coast and Hunter clubs hosting a Free Family Fun Day on Sunday, March 23, from…
Brackets and Jam returns to the mountain
Brackets and Jam returns to Kincumba Mountain on Saturday, March 29, with an afternoon of superb music and friendly company. The lineup features Penteract, Sweet Remedy Band, Blame Sally and…
Liam’s brave act in saving two lives recognised
Liam Brian of Charmhaven was just 18, when he saved the lives of two men caught in a rip off Catherine Hill Bay Beach. While it was some time ago…
Government promises more road funding
In addition to a major pledge for an upgrade of Terrigal Dr, the Federal Government has promised an extra $6.5M for the Central Coast Roads Package, bringing its total commitment…
Meeting Wednesday night on how to address climate change
The date of the Federal election may not have been announced yet, but Climate Future is calling the community together to discuss the biggest elephant in the room – the…
Fined over asbestos disposal
A waste operator who operated an unlicensed facility at Wyong has been fined $90,000 over asbestos waste disposal. Adam O’Brien was the sole director of Rubbish King Pty Ltd which…
Rob Carlton brings award-winning show to Fun Haus
This Friday night, March 21, Gosford’s Fun Haus Factory will present the five-star Adelaide Fringe smash hit, Willing Participant, for one night only. Starring and created by Logie-winning actor and…
Mariners men and women draw out a better weekend
Both the Central Coast Mariners’ men’s and women’s teams fought out thrilling draws over the weekend, showcasing resilience and determination as the A-League season heats up toward the finals. Men’s…
Insurance premiums crippling Coast businesses
Business NSW is calling for urgent insurance reform as soaring premiums place increasing financial strain on businesses across the Central Coast. Business NSW Central Coast Regional Director Scott Goold said…
Both major parties pledge Terrigal Dr upgrade
The pledging war between the major parties continued this week, with the Liberal Party promising $112.5M for a major upgrade of Terrigal Dr if elected and Labor announcing there will…
Chamber backs police on crime initiatives
The Peninsula Chamber of Commerce has reaffirmed its confidence in the NSW Police Force following recent meetings with Brisbane Water Police Commander Darryl Jobson to discuss incidences of youth crime…
New group opposes Kincumber development plan
A new community campaign to save wetlands at Kincumber has seen more than 500 people register to join via Facebook in just a few days. The Save Kincumber Wetlands campaign…
Federal election 2025: I’ll see you, and raise you
The latest polls suggest it was a good week for Labor. Or was it? The latest AFR/Freshwater poll this week indicated the ALP would win 71 seats if the election…
Central Coast commuters fed up with transport woes
EDITORIAL Another chaotic day on the Sydney rail network occurred on Friday, March 14, leaving tens of thousands of commuters delayed or stranded, exposing the fragility of the system and…
Councillor briefing this afternoon now open to the public
Flood risk management; Winney Bay; sports grounds policy; some of the topics discussed today, starting at 3.30pm and open to the public to attend.