Coming together to prevent house fires on the Central Coast
EDITORIAL This week’s tragic house fire on St Huberts Island, which resulted in the death of a man in his 40s, has highlighted a growing concern on the Central Coast….
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Importance of candidate forums for upcoming council elections
Editorial The upcoming September Council Elections on the Central Coast mark a significant moment for our community. After many years under administration forced by the State Government, this election presents…
Start thinking now about September election
EDITORIAL The local government election on September 14 will be crucial in determining the future direction of Central Coast Council. It will be the first local government election in the…
Hero Mariners unite the region
EDITORIAL: They’ve done it! Win, lose or draw, the Mariners were the heroes of the Central Coast as they went into the A-League grand final at Industree Group Stadium last…
Mariners fever a great thing for Coast
EDITORIAL: The Central Coast is in the grip of Mariners fever as the home team prepares to meet Melbourne Victory in the A-League grand final on Saturday night. It will…
Does this budget do enough?
EDITORIAL – No-one is going to knock back a rebate of $300 on their energy bills, as announced in Tuesday night’s Federal Budget. But one has to wonder if that,…
Batten down the hatches
EDITORIAL – Yet again, huge storms have caused flash flooding across the Central Coast, and with a wet Winter predicted, it is bound to happen again and again. As Central…
The Coast is saying enough is enough
EDITORIAL – On Sunday, May 5, hundreds of people are expected to take part in a Walk for Women on the Gosford waterfront calling for government action to tackle violence…
Crossing safety demands investment
Editorial: Last Friday’s chilling incident at the Woy Woy railway level crossing, where a train collided with a car, starkly highlights the ongoing risks associated with railway level crossings on…
Community harmony shocked by violence
Editorial – The violent events of last weekend have brought home the importance of a strong, safe and resilient community to us all. A place that values peaceful citizens going…
Are we too big? Former Mayor’s suggestion worth considering
Editorial – With Bob Graham, the former mayor of Wyong, suggesting the Central Coast LGA be made smaller, it feels like we’re at an important decision point in the run-up…
Culture and food scene booming
Editorial: The Central Coast is blossoming into a vibrant cultural hub; a transformation that reflects the creativity, diversity and culinary excellence of our community. This renaissance is particularly evident in…
Drone delivery development must be given priority consideration
The advent of drone technology has ushered in an unprecedented era of changes; here on the Coast we have seen Surf Life Saving Central Coast help pioneer their use in…
Gosford’s 18,000 apartment approvals revealed
EDITORIAL The recent pushback from Central Coast Council’s Administrator and staff against proposed new State Government development plans around key transport hubs like Gosford, Tuggerah, and Wyong highlights the imbalance…
Council should look to Mariners for leadership tips
Editorial The Central Coast presents a study in contrasts in a landscape where leadership can often be the difference between progress and stagnation. The Central Coast Mariners, under the stewardship…
Addressing homelessness on the Central Coast
Editorial Addressing homelessness on the Central Coast requires a community effort. The sad news of a homeless man found dead, stuck in a charity bin at Tuggerah, has shocked the…
The power of love locally
Editorial This Valentine’s Day week, let’s celebrate the expansive power of love, not just in its romantic form, but as a fundamental force that enriches the Central Coast Community. A…
Australia Day on the Central Coast
As the waves of the Central Coast gently kiss the shores, Australia Day emerges not just as a public holiday, but as a profound symbol of introspection and shared struggle…
A year of progress and promise for the Central Coast?
EDITORIAL: As the Central Coast community ushers in a new year, we stand at the cusp of significant change and development. With the local government elections set for September and…
Growing pains see need for local collaboration and leadership
The Central Coast, a region celebrated for its natural beauty and vibrant community, is currently grappling with a series of growing pains that challenge our cherished way of life. A…