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…
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Boost for marine rescue
Terrigal Marine Rescue is set to buy new battery systems to ensure continued operations of the base following a power failure during weather events or disasters. A grant of $1,000…
Scholarships for our brightest young musicians
Central Coast Conservatorium senior students flautist Elana Sydenham, guitarist Jerome Drobot, singer Mia Cross and violinist Minjy Lee have won top prizes at the Pearl Beach Senior Scholarship Finals. Eighteen…
Double demerits over long weekend
Central Coast motorists are warned that police will be out in force over the long weekend, with double demerits applying from midnight on Friday, June 7, until midnight on Monday,…
What was that in the sky?
Central Coast residents were mesmerised by a unique cloud formation which was clearly visible on the afternoon of June 4. The unique weather phenomenon stretched for around 300km over the…
Morning tea a big success
A Biggest Morning Tea at Terrigal has raised more than $4,700 for the Cancer Council. Organised by Karen Harper and her team from residential community BluePoint, the event attracted more…
Council election and referendum looms
With the local government elections just over three months away, Central Coast Council is setting things in motion and will hold two information sessions in coming weeks. The existing five…
Making household solar batteries more accessible
The NSW Government will launch a new incentive to make household solar batteries more accessible and affordable for the state’s residents. Member for The Entrance David Mehan said the move…
Get active with your furry best friend
Calling all dog lovers and outdoor enthusiasts of the NSW Central Coast and beyond. The TRD Canicross Club is a one-stop shop for getting active with your furry best friend….
Finding love can be black and white
Finding love can sometimes be black and white. The RSPCA NSW Behaviour and Rehabilitation Centre (BARC) at Somersby has seen a surge in black and white felines entering care since…
Petition calls for crossing at Magenta Shores
The Magenta Shores community has started a petition calling for a pedestrian crossing on Wilfred Barrett Dr amid growing safety concerns. Community Association Chair Chris Battye said a safe pedestrian…
Employees in shock as greyhound facility repurposed
Employees at the Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) facility at Wyee are reeling following a shock announcement on May 20 that the adoption kennel would be repurposed. GRNSW Chief Executive Officer…
Medals presentation for volunteer firefighters
Firefighters and their families from NSW Rural Fire Service Central Coast District gathered recently at Doyalson/Wyee RSL Club for their annual Volunteer Appreciation Day, District Medals Presentation and Blessing of…
Coast squad champions of rescue challenge
The Central Coast Rescue Squad – VRA Rescue NSW emerged as the top team in the 2024 State Road Crash Rescue Challenge held recently in Dubbo. The annual event brings…
Coast comes together for reconciliation
Coast Shelter hosted its annual reconciliation event to promote unity among the community on Tuesday, May 28, at Gosford’s Industree Group Stadium. A record crowd of more than 1,500 people,…
CoastAbility hands out scholarships
To mark Volunteers Week 2024 CoastAbility held its annual Volunteers’ Dinner and Scholarships Presentation at Gosford RSL Club on May 21. Members were thanked for their contribution and volunteer bus…
Raising awareness and support for DV victims
A special event to raise awareness and support for domestic victims was held at Breakers Country Club on Saturday, May 25. It was hosted by Mounties Group, in collaboration with…
Amateur radio club amps it up
A 2,000 watt power amplifier has been gifted to the Central Coast Amateur Radio Club. “The club makes use of a range of radio equipment ranging from handheld radios through…
Tech grant for Macs surf club
MacMasters Beach Surf Lifesaving Club (SLSC) has received $5,000 from the Federal Government’s 2023/24 Volunteer Grants. The funds will used to buy much-needed technology including iPads and other equipment to…
Support for language schools
Four community language schools in the Robertson electorate have received support from the Federal Government’s Community Language School Grants, with a total of $92,700 going to local language schools. Across…