Mop-up continues all over the Coast
As mop-up operations continue all over the Central Coast in the wake of the heavy rains in past weeks, residents at Wamberal and North Entrance impacted by severe erosion are…
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Airport expressions of interest to be called
Five sites for mountain bikes “noted”
Call for safety measures on Woy Woy Rd
Council fails yet again to fulfil GIPA obligations
5 Lands Walk called off amid safety concerns
Dredging begins at Ettalong Channel
Work underway on Wyong palliative care unit
Avoca carpark set for improvements
Gosford Hospital marks 80 years of service
Gosford Hospital is celebrating a major milestone this week, marking 80 years of continuous care for the Central Coast community. The region’s main public hospital first opened its doors on…
Council’s Community Strategic Plan needs a revamp says Bellamy
Community activist Lisa Bellamy has expressed concern over several aspects of Central Coast Council’s Draft Community Strategic Plan 2025–2035, now on public exhibition. In a submission to Council, Bellamy said…
Maintenance work on Scenic Hwy Terrigal
Motorists are advised of changed overnight traffic conditions on Sunday, May 25, on the Scenic Hwy at Terrigal for maintenance work to be carried out west of Charles Kay Dr….
Return and earn to help train guide dogs
Return and Earn has announced its latest statewide charity partnership with Guide Dogs NSW/ACT to turn empty bottles and cans into life-changing support for people living with low vision and…
Recognition for community volunteer Meg
The Entrance parkrun organiser Megan (Meg) Pye was one of three people presented with a NSW Government Community Service Award at the Premier’s Volunteer Reception on Thursday, May 22. Nominated…
Residents seek clarity over Summerland Point group home
Summerland Point and Gwandalan residents say that a lack of transparency and community consultation has fuelled their nervousness about a development application for a group home in their suburb. The…
ETU blames inefficiency for train hold-ups
The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has blamed the inefficiency of Sydney Trains for the rail disruptions on May 22 which inconvenienced hundreds of Central Coast commuters. While trains direct to…
Evacuation order issued around the lakes
Residents near Tuggerah Lake, Budgewoi Lake, and Lake Munmorah were issued an evacuation order late last night, with the NSW SES directing people to leave immediately due to moderate but…
Food pantry needs volunteers
The People’s Pantry at Woy Woy offers a lifeline to low-income households by providing low-cost and sometimes free food (limits apply) every Monday and Wednesday. The pantry supplies fresh, dry…
Adssi In-Home Support thanks volunteers
Adssi In-Home Support is celebrating the volunteers who make it possible for the organisation to support older people across the Central Coast during National Volunteer Week (May 19-25). John Baillie,…
Roads, schools and campuses closed across the Coast due to flooding
The Central Coast woke to widespread flooding and road closures this morning, Friday 23 May, following another night of intense rainfall across the region. Several schools have closed, dozens of…