The Weekly News 5@5
Central Coast Newspaper’s Weekly News 5@5 for the second week of August. In the bulletin this week: Mass fish deaths at Vales Point in lake Macquarie – Diesel prices hurting…
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Government invests in saving Avoca lagoon frog population
Pitcher shines in UK race walking tour
Concerns over Point Clare station upgrade
Music fest to kick off next month
Busy season for Marine Rescue crews
Tesch calls for action to alleviate rental crisis
Diesel prices driving local pain
Training day ramps up water safety measures
A new look for Grant McBride Baths
The heritage-listed Grant McBride Baths at The Entrance has a new look, with Central Coast Council having completed the bulk of amenity upgrades at the iconic facility. The changerooms and…
Council to clean-up hundreds of dead fish at Mannering Park
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has instructed Central Coast Council to remove many hundreds of dead fish and dispose of them following their discovery along of the foreshore of Wyee…
Swimmers find novel way to support Guide Dogs
The fun of good-natured fines given out by fellow members of the Tuggerah Tuffs Winter Swimming Club has all added up over the years to more than $51,000 donated to…
Bombers home ground now one of AFL premier ovals
Construction of the new amenities building at Adelaide Street Oval, Killarney Vale is now complete providing The Killarney Vale Bombers AFL Club with a significantly improved and accessible facility. The…
Hunter off-shore wind project could bring benefits to Coast
The Climate Council has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement that it will investigate six proposed regions to host offshore wind energy projects. With the Hunter region named as one of…
ATO job applications for school leavers open today
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is offering 2021 and 2022 school leavers in Gosford a unique opportunity to get a foot in the door of the Australian Public Service in…
Mysterious mass fish kill at Vales Point
Locals around Lake Macquarie were devastated on Friday (August 5) to discover large numbers of fish washed up dead on the shoreline in mysterious circumstances. “We’re not talking about a…
Sharks withstand Wildcats to move to second spot
RUGBY The Avoca Beach Sharks withstood a spirited performance from the Warnervale Wildcats at Heazlett Park on Saturday (August 6) prevailing 31 points to 19. They did not have it…
More relief for flood-affected residents
Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast, Adam Crouch, has encouraged eligible residents in the region who have been impacted by the July flood event to apply for rental support payments…
Recovery support continues for households hit by floods
Rental support payments for flood victims and grants for rural landholders affected by the June/July floods across the Central Coast region will soon be available through a $23M relief fund….
The Weekly News 5@5
The Weekly Video News 5@5 feature some of the lead stories from the newsroom of Central Coast Newspapers. In the bulletin this week: A call for a wholistic plan for…