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Pension payments on the rise

Central Coast pensioners, along with those on Youth Allowance, JobSeeker and other social security payments, will be better off after March 20 as the Federal Government raises pensions through indexation….







Grants available for community projects

Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation’s first funding round for 2024 opened on Tuesday, March 19, with more than $500,000 available for local community groups and charities with new and existing projects….


Danny on the run for Care4Coast

Central Coast Sports College coach Danny Beauchamp will run 100km around the Central Coast on Good Friday to raise money for Central Coast not for profit organisation Care4Coast. Beauchamp has…






4 Voices van pops into Gosford

A 4 Voices van visited Gosford on March 12 as part of its 40 towns, 4,000 connections campaign, aiming to broaden the organisation’s network across Queensland and NSW. The group…


Wyong Woman of the Year

Ricki-Lee Abrams has been named Wyong’s Woman of the Year. Member for Wyong David Harris said the award recognises her as a role model who inspires others throughout the community…


Qualities needed in a councillor

Being a councillor is an interesting and frustrating blend of bureaucracy and democracy, says a man who should know. As council elections approach in September, Glenn Inglis addressed a public…




Facebook exits local news commitments

In the evolving landscape of digital media, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) by big tech firms has in effect drawn new battle lines against local news publishers. Last week…


Five ways to be water wise

Did you know turning the tap off while brushing your teeth can save five litres of water per minute? That is just one of five tips shared by Central Coast…


Will this really kill PEP 11?

The Central Coast is one step closer to a PEP 11-free future with the recent passage of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Sea Bed Mining and Exploration) Bill 2024…