Three new roads at Kangy Angy, named after distinguished Central Coast WWI veterans, were officially opened on Monday. The roads are part of the development of the NSW Government’s New…
Doylo Lifestyle Group has passed its first hurdle for a major housing and recreation redevelopment to be staged over 20 years on 45ha at Doyalson. At its April 27 meeting,…
Central Coast Council mayor Cr Lisa Matthews has called on the NSW Government to deliver more financial support to enable Council to continue to operate effectively and to provide essential…
[Woy Woy] Nine Peninsula organisations have been granted a total of almost $200,000 under the Community Building Partnership program. The largest grant was $100,000 made to Umina Beach Men’s Shed…
St Huberts Island Residents Association says a safety barrier on the bridge proposed by Central Coast Council is “overkill” and will do little to deter bridge jumpers as it is…
Central Coast Council has announced it may provide interest waivers on outstanding accounts until August 31 for those home owners who have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Announcing the…
[Umina] Petrol is cheaper at Broken Hill than it is on the Peninsula, according to a Blackwall resident who monitors local petrol prices. Mr Allan Nash said he started posting…
The good news for Central Coast residents that are taking advantage of social isolation to clean up around their homes, is that the Woy Woy and Buttonderry waste management facilities…
The long-debated topic of development of the Gosford waterfront is back in the spotlight, with councillors requesting a report on activation opportunities from officers at the Central Coast Council meeting…
Police have seized almost one tonne of tobacco after a raid at a rural property in Peats Ridge. In March, detectives attached to Brisbane Water Police District received information about…
Central Coast Council and NSW Police are coming together to remind the community to slow down and take care on the region’s roads. Mayor, Lisa Matthews, said Council would work…
[May 1, 2020] This week’s top news stories from the Central Coast; New Intercity Trains arrive, More Covid-19 testing for the Coast,unpopular telecommunications towers knocked back, Council prepares to pitch…
So, after all the social distancing, the Stay-at-Home shouting, the endless washing and sanitising of hands, the other side of the bridge is now coming into view. And what does…
Wyoming Football Club has applauded a decision by Central Coast Council not to grant a lease to Optus to erect a telecommunications tower at Alan Davidson Oval. Football Club President,…
Member for Robertson, Lucy Wicks, is encouraging all Central Coast residents to download the Federal Government’s new coronavirus tracing app, which it hopes will be a key measure in containing…
Thousands of commuters in the region are looking forward to a more comfortable train ride to Sydney with testing ramping up on the New Intercity Fleet. The first of the…
NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, has called for increased COVID-19 testing as she begins the long and challenging process of getting life back to normal. Last week, the Premier announced a…
A section of Bouddi National Park’s popular coastal walking track was closed for two days this week to allow 30 helicopter deliveries of building materials for a major upgrade underway…
[Terrigal] The mystery of the severe lopping of branches from a State Significant Norfolk Pine at the southern end of The Esplanade at Terrigal has been solved. Concerns were raised…
Work is well underway at The Entrance Channel with NSW Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) and Central Coast Council both on the job. NSW RMS workers are currently working to…