Facelift for Tascott playground
Central Coast Council is set to receive $50,000 towards the upgrade and renewal of Murrumbooee Place Playground in Tascott thanks to the NSW Government’s $37.2M Local Small Commitments Allocation Program….
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Candidate calls for litter bins at bus shelters
Community activist Joy Cooper is calling for litter bins at all bus shelters on the Central Coast. Cooper said the move would be a simple yet effective solution to the…
Spruce-up for Marine Rescue Toukley base
Tuggerah Lakes Marine Rescue NSW volunteers gathered at the Toukley base recently to accept a $20,566 Community Building Partnership cheque from Minister for Central Coast and Member for Wyong David…
Pocket pals bound for South Pacific
Woy Woy CWA members have been busy knitting friendship Pocket Pals which are bound for the South Pacific. They will be a cute addition to conference bags being handed out…
Men’s shed looking for members
Terrigal Community Men’s Shed has been offering a safe welcoming space where men can meet, pursue their hobbies, chat and generally socialise for more than 18 years. With about 24…
Harp recital with a difference
World-renowned harpist Alice Giles is coming to Pearl Beach to share a different kind of concert. Listening with the Body: A Harp Journey is part classical harp recital and part…
Toowoon Bay surf club celebrates 70 years
Toowoon Bay Surf Life Saving Club is gearing up to celebrate its 70th anniversary this season, with two exciting events lined up to mark the milestone. It was during the…
Coast airport runway used in speed trials
The 1200m runway at Central Coast Airport was recently given over for two hours to a group of students from the Macquarie University Faculty of Science and Engineering. MQ Speed,…
Council Administrator Rik Hart’s departure marks a new chapter
EDITORIAL After four tumultuous years, Central Coast Council Administrator Rik Hart is preparing to step down, leaving behind a legacy marked by both accomplishment and controversy. Hart has played a…
The snakes are out early!
The Australian Reptile Park has issued an urgent warning to be vigilant for venomous snakes as unseasonally high temperatures continue to increase. With Spring beginning on September 1, snake sightings…
National Medal for long-serving Marine Rescue volunteer
Marine Rescue Tuggerah Lakes volunteer Bob Blue has been awarded the National Medal for 15 years long and diligent service to community. Following a career with the Australian Defence Force,…
Training day for emergency responders
Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) ran an emergency simulation day for medical students, NSW Rural Fire Service and VRA Rescue NSW on August 22. Run in partnership with NSW…
Kudos for Toukley 50 Plus centre
Toukley 50 Plus Leisure and Learning Centre has received a well-deserved Wyong Seniors Local Achievement Award 2024. Minister for the Central Coast and Member for Wyong David Harris visited the…
Bake-off at Frank Baxter centre
It was bake-off time at Frank Baxter Youth Justice Centre at Kariong on August 21. The centre was abuzz with the sweet scent of competition during National Skills Week as…
High-speed rail plan for Central Coast line on track
A business case for the Newcastle to Sydney stage of the much-anticipated High Speed Rail network is due to be delivered by the end of the year. Nearly 30 boreholes…
Gentrified coast pushing out low income residents
The Central Coast is being “gentrified” with people on very low and low incomes being pushed out because they simply cannot afford to live in the area, says Central Coast…
Coast’s key workers don’t qualify for social housing
Rentals need to be less than $352 per week and homes priced at less than $287,000 to buy.
Ausgrid aerial patrols
Ausgrid will be conducting aerial patrols as part of its bushfire prevention program in the Central Coast region from Tuesday, September, 3 to Friday, September 6. The helicopter crew will…
Rally to protest shark nets at The Entrance
This Sunday, September 1, a rally will be held at The Entrance Memorial Park protesting the NSW Labor Government’s decision to reinstate shark nets on Central Coast beaches this Summer….
Meeting to oppose Kariong development packed out
More than 100 residents gathered on August 23 to oppose plans for bushland developments at Kariong proposed by Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council (DLALC). After receiving the news that DLALC…