Sustainable house day at ecovillage
Narara Ecovillage will hold a Sustainable House Day event on May 4 and will open some of their lovely homes to visitors. The popular Australia-wide event is organised by Renew…
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Rotary flowers that give twice over
Flowers for Mothers Day will be sold on May 11 from 7am at three Gosford locations.
Police crack down ahead of Anzac long weekend
As the long weekend approaches, police are issuing a blunt warning to drivers: obey the rules or face the consequences. Speaking at a press conference the day before Anzac Day,…
Key Central Coast Council director leaves her new role
In a statement released on April 23 Council confirmed the news.
Vigil planned for 19-year-old Audrey Griffin as man charged with her murder
A man has been charged with the murder of 19-year-old Audrey Griffin, whose body was found in Erina Creek last month. Griffin, a former vice-captain at Central Coast Sports College,…
Eyes on the sky for Anzac Day flypast
Father and son in Coast’s flypast on Anzac Day which is extra special this year.
Vandals attack toilets at Springfield
The cost of repairing the toilets will be about $10k.
Hardys Bay Anzac Day service to honour women
Jean Jackson enlisted in 1942 This year’s Anzac Day memorial service at Hardys Bay Club on April 25 will honour a local woman who served during the second world war….
Penalty rate cuts could affect thousands
New data from Australian Unions has revealed that 5,000 Central Coast workers could lose $7,000 a year as employer attacks on penalty rates spread beyond the retail sector to target…
Locals mourn the Pope who championed social justice
Requiescat in pace.
Coast mourns Pope Francis.
Calga could become the new Hollywood
The vision is for the Coast to become a leading destination for film, tv and gaming production.
WWII gun restored just in time for Anzac Day
Doyalson/Wyee RSL Sub-Branch has had a 1942 25-pounder gun restored just in time for Anzac Day. The gun was obtained by the sub-branch in 1975 during an Army disposal. President…
Alarming number of seatbelt offences
Double demerits have been in force since Thursday, April 17, and will remain until midnight Monday, April 21, and drivers are reminded to travel safely, including wearing a seatbelt correctly….
Air league squadron visits Parliament
The Australian Air League Doyalson Girls Squadron enjoyed a visit to Parliament House in Sydney recently, hosted by Member for Wyong David Harris. Members of the only female squadron learnt…
Nathan Foley hard to forget
Nathan Foley will bring his show Unforgettable to The Art House, Wyong, on May 11. Accompanied by a a seven-piece band, he will showcase the best of the 50s and…
New playspace up and running
The Central Coast’s new district-level playspace at Picnic Point, The Entrance, is already proving popular with locals and visitors. While it was officially opened on April 15, the playspace was…
Youth Week Awards spotlight go-getters
The 2025 Central Coast Youth Week Awards were announced on April 10, shining a spotlight on some remarkable young individuals who are making a difference. The awards, which coincide with…
A long weekend – a long memory
Australians are looking forward to two successive long weekends, with the second week of school holidays sandwiched between. With Easter and Anzac Day supplementing the holidays, families are stretching out…
Umina Campus students triumph at Royal Easter Show
Students and staff from the Umina Campus of Brisbane Water High School have brought home a string of top awards from the 2025 Royal Easter Show, showcasing excellence in livestock…
Police role in emergency recovery
Police from the Tuggerah Lakes, Brisbane Water and Lake Macquarie districts were part of a Central Coast recovery exercise on Thursday, April 10, at the Emergency Operations Centre at Charmhaven…