Community transport service needs more drivers
Central Coast Community Transport is on the lookout for permanent part-time drivers and will hold a Drive for Drivers and free sausage sizzle on May 10. Drivers are needed to…
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Special event to tackle homelessness
Uniting NSW.ACT will partner with local community organisations to host the Central Coast Homelessness Day in Gosford on Thursday, May 15. Homelessness is a critical issue affecting people across Australia…
M1 gridlock: steel debris forces southbound closure
More than 300 motorists were left stranded on the M1 motorway on Friday morning, May 2, after a truck spilled hundreds of kilograms of sharp metal fragments across a 30-kilometre…
A 4.3 per cent rate rise on the cards
The community now gets to have its say on what is an acceptable rate rise.
Election day nears – but have the democracy sausages missed the moment?
EDITORIAL The Federal election is officially to be held this Saturday, May 3, but here on the Coast, it feels like the main event may have already happened. Thousands have…
Coast remains on flood alert
The Central Coast remained on high alert on April 30, with king tides overnight expected to exacerbate flooding issues experienced region-wide since April 26. Days of heavy rains saw many…
Council to lobby State Govt for sand nourishment
Sand nourishment took up the first half hour of the council meeting after four residents addressed the topic at the public forum.
Thousands flock to Anzac Day services
Thousands of residents and visitors flocked to Anzac Day services all around the Central Coast on April 25. Gosford RSL Sub-branch President Greg Mawson said the Gosford dawn and morning…
Senseless vandalism at Springfield
Significant vandalism has destroyed public toilets in Terry Oval at Springfield and the community is being called upon to help apprehend the vandals by reporting any witnessed antisocial behaviour or…
Honouring those who have lost their lives through workplace issues
A service was held at the Ourimbah Wall of Remembrance on Monday, April 28, to mark International Workers Memorial Day. Member for The Entrance David Mehan said the annual event…
Fishers are looking out for the whales
Fishers on the Central Coast are doing their bit to keep the ocean safe for pods of whales set to migrate north through our waters in coming months. Mitch Sanders…
Both major parties promise trauma recovery centre for Coast
The battle for Robertson continues to rage between the two major parties, with tit-for-tat announcements on huge commitments being a feature of the 2025 Federal election campaign. This week, both…
Purple push to make Coast’s air cleaner
Hard on the heels of the Future Sooner final report of its Citizens’ Inquiry Untold Stories, residents living near Vales Point and Eraring coal-fired power stations have been granted free…
Celebrating the 80th anniversary of VE Day
A celebration to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day (Victory in Europe) will be held at the Gosford cenotaph at 11am on Thursday, May 8. Central Coast Town Crier…
Brave surf rescue saves father and son from tragedy
Community members are calling for Bateau Bay local Airlie Chadwick to be formally recognised for her courage after she saved a father and son from drowning at Shelly Beach on…
Local protest to end greyhound racing
About 30 members of Animal Liberation NSW and collaborating partner, the Coalition for the Protection of Greyhounds, rallied outside the Wyong office of Minister for Gaming and Racing David Harris…
Track flooding on the Newcastle Central Coast line
Monday, April 28. Commuters heading between Fassifern and Cardiff are facing delays this morning, with trains on the Central Coast & Newcastle Line affected by flooding at Cockle Creek. Transport…
Terning it on at The Entrance North
The annual Little Tern breeding season at Karagi Point, The Entrance North, concluded in February, with Central Coast Council reporting another record-breaking outcome. Little Terns migrate from South-east Asia to…
March against violence in wake of Audrey’s death
In the wake of this week’s Terrigal vigil for 19-year-old Audrey Griffin, the community will come together this Sunday, April 27, for a peaceful march to stand against violence in…
Man charged with murder dies in prison custody
A 53-year-old man charged with the murder of Audrey Griffin at Erina has died while in custody at the Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre (MRRC) in Silverwater. Corrective Services NSW…