Investigation into Kanwal assault
Tuggerah Lakes Police are currently investigating an alleged assault that occurred at a supermarket at Kanwal. It was reported that at about 4pm on Wednesday, October 9, a female was…
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Tough times for businesses calls for local support
The resignation of Mariners Chairman Richard Peil this week highlights the harsh realities many local businesses face. (See story ) After two-and-a-half years leading the club through its most successful…
Woytopia festival draws colourful crowds in Spring weather
Last weekend’s Woytopia Sustainable Living Festival at held at Woy Woy South Public School was a resounding success, attracting good crowds who enjoyed the cool sunny Spring weather. The popular…
Mimosa Duo set for Troubadour Folk performance
One of Australia’s most exciting, accomplished and original acoustic acts, the Mimosa Duo will make a very welcome and much anticipated return to Troubadour Folk on October 26. Phoebe O’Shea…
Popularity of indoor bowls on a roll
Members of Central Coast Leagues Indoor Bowling Club (CCLIBC) recently competed in the Australian National Indoor Bowling Championships held in South Australia. Recently celebrating its 70th anniversary, 12 players formed…
Urgent need for action over poor bone health
A new report released in advance of World Osteoporosis Day on October 20 has revealed 6.2 million or 67 per cent of Australians aged 50-plus are living with poor bone…
Lucky lottery winners on the Coast
For the third time in as many weeks a Coastie has had a big win in the lottery. Earlier a Norah Head man won $100,000, a Kangy Angy man won…
Mariners aim for historic A-League three-peat
Only three teams in A-League Men’s history have managed back-to-back championships: Brisbane Roar (2011 and 2012), Sydney FC (2019 and 2020), and Central Coast Mariners (2023 and 2024). However, no…
Evident that party politics is entrenched
It was fascinating reading the Forum section (CCN October 10), for the fact that near all letters were in regard to the recent local council elections. I cast my vote…
Danger of ‘rat run’ at Lisarow falls on deaf ears
Member for The Entrance, David Mehan, along with Lisarow residents, have expressed their disappointment in Central Coast Council, Police, and Transport for NSW (TfNSW) who have not supported their call…
Sports club sponsors Northern Power
Canton Beach Sports Club is proud to announce its major sponsorship of the Northern Power Cricket Club. The club is a major force in cricket on the Central Coast, fielding…
Training and upskilling the future workforce
Twenty-five students and 17 Central Coast host employers have been recognised at the 2024 Vocational Education and Training (VET) awards presented by The Skill Engineer Ltd. Annual VET Awards recognise…
Reaching for the stars with golden ticket to Australian Idol in 2025
A smile as wide as Woy Woy Bay appeared on the face of singer and hairdresser, Angie Baby of Woy Woy, when she received a Golden Ticket to the Australian…
Turtles already nesting in new wetland habitat
Within 24 hours of a new turtle habitat being established at Springfield Wetland, a turtle was spotted sitting on the nesting box. Members of Springfield Residents Association introduced the turtle…
Cr MacGregor draws a long bow
In CCN’s issue dated October 10 Cr Kyle MacGregor criticised the referendum and compared it to ‘disgusting ideologies’ of ‘Reagan and Thatcher’. The headline stated it was a ‘stirring speech…
Crouch calls for stronger, more practical response to youth crime
With youth crime continuing to be a significant concern for the community, Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch renewed his calls in the latest sitting of State Parliament for the NSW…
Traffic and parking at Koolewong
Temporary traffic and parking changes are expected this Thursday, October 17, and on November 1, at Koolewong Waterfront Reserve, Brisbane Water Dr between 7am and 6pm. The entrance to the…
Wins coming Wyong’s way
Wyong Race Club’s leading ladies Kim Waugh and Kristen Buchanan have had a successful seven days with both training winners at Hawkesbury last Thursday, October 10. Victory by Waugh’s Mogul…
Not a run-of-the-mill comedy club
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter at the Gosford Comedy Club on Friday, October 18. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill comedy club—expect a night of consciouscomedy with no low-hanging…
Property Council keen to see improvement in planning processes
Amy De Lore The Property Council of Australia has welcomed the return of a democratically elected Central Coast Council, with Lawrie McKinna as Mayor and Doug Eaton as Deputy Mayor,…