The Central Coast Community Better Planning Group and Central Coast Friends of Democracy will co-host a community planning forum on Saturday, October 23. Better Planning Group Chair, Gary Chestnut, said…
Central Coast fishers who flout the law are on notice with Minister for Agriculture, Adam Marshall, revealing an increase in fines of more than 44 per cent since 2018, as…
With the next Federal Election slated for no later that may next year, the newly registered party, The New Liberals (TNL) has announced its candidate for the seat of Robertson….
Central Coast Council has launched an investigation following reports of vandalism on a Council-owned pathway adjacent to McGee Ave, Wamberal. A resident reported that trees along the pathway had obviously…
With Central Coast Council already putting plans in place to clear staff from the Gosford Chambers as sale of the building proceeds, the need for the Regional Library complex in…
Central Coast Council staff based at the Gosford Chambers have been put on notice that their jobs are to be relocated to Wyong or the Erina depot, but with details…
The Central Coast will not come out of lockdown on September 11 amid continuing concern over escalating COVID-19 case numbers in the region. While announcing easing of restrictions in much…
Four students and one graduate from the NAISDA Dance college at Kariong featured in NT Dance Company’s production Forbidden at the Darwin Entertainment Centre on September 3 and 4. Students…
Thursday Sep 9, 2021: 22 local residents have tested positive to COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm Wednesday night. Central Coast Local Health District is reminding the local community…
Climate change policy will be one of the biggest issues influencing Peninsula voters at the next Federal Election. A new national poll shows two thirds of Central Coast residents see…
Sustainability and the importance of local Aboriginal history will continue to be the focus when Bells of Killcare expands operations. The business has submitted a development application to Central Coast…
Some of the Peninsula’s best known and loved business personalities have made a video together encouraging locals to get vaccinated so the community can get back to doing everything it…
Central Coast Council’s water and sewerage business is expecting a loss of $11M this financial year. The figure was revealed when Administrator, Rik Hart, approved Council’s submission to the Independent…
Five Woolworths stores across the Coast have been listed as exposure sites along with three other businesses. Meanwhile 15 local residents have tested positive to COVID-19 in the 24 hours…
The COVID-19 vaccine rollout is to be bolstered on the Central Coast with additional vaccines headed to the region and 40 more GPs coming on board with Pfizer in September….
Firefighters were called to a bush fire near Crackneck Lookout at about 3pm on Saturday, September 4. When the crews from Berkeley Vale and Wamberal Rural Fire Service arrived they…
The Entrance MP, David Mehan, has backed calls by residents of Hutton Rd for more to be done to protect The Entrance North from coastal erosion. North Entrance Beach was…
A new community group has formed, Bateau Bay Community Collective, to campaign against a $148M redevelopment which will quadruple the size of Nareen Gardens, an independent living and aged care…
The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is planning to revitalise Bateau Bay’s tired looking Crackneck Lookout precinct in Wyrrabalong National Park with smart new design features and improved facilities….
Health authorities are urging anyone who has been to new exposure sites announced in the past week to get tested immediately and self-isolate until receiving a negative test result. These…