Retired detective Debra Wallace, known as the ‘Gangbuster’ will be the guest speaker at Magenta’s Annual International Women’s Day Luncheon on March 8. She will talk about her work bringing down Cabramatta’s heroin trade, bikie gangs and organised crime.
Locals are being encouraged to help an ‘end of school holiday beach clean’ at Ettalong on Thursday, January 27. The event is being organised by local eco-friendly business #untrashy and…
Toukley Markets are bustling once again thanks to a boost and a steadfast commitment from its new operators, The Toukley Lions Club. The weekly Sunday markets, which take place at…
The Coastal Twist LGBTIQ Arts & Culture festival due to take place next fortnight (19th – 23rd January) has been rescheduled to 27thSep – 3rd Oct. The Coastal Twist LGBTIQ…
Hundreds packed into a chilly Naughty Noodle Fun Haus on Saturday night for the arts organisation’s annual Crown Jewels DRAGstravganza. It was a night full of colour, drag, glamour and…
A nationwide car tour is expected to hit the Peninsula this weekend with aims to raise awareness about the practice of organ harvesting in China. The Falun Dafa tour will…
For anyone in The Entrance who is seeing funny lights near the waterfront, no it is not alien activities, it is Bright Nights @ The Entrance. It is a free…
You can experience breathtaking work from four of Australia’s leading surf photographers at Gosford Regional Gallery this summer. It Seems to Come in Waves is a must-see exhibition for lovers…
The ghost light at The Art House has officially been switched off, with the cultural hub’s first shows in seven months taking place over the weekend. Bouncing back with a…
While 2020 has been full of ups and downs, it was business as usual at Men’s Sheds around the Coast during National Men’s Shed Week (September 28 to October 3)….
She’s known as DJ Ruby Red, but when the coronavirus put the nation into lockdown, Randa Magdi changed the track. The Hamlyn Terrace local went into lockdown in early March…
Volunteers from across the Coast were recognised for their outstanding contribution to their communities at a special virtual ceremony for the 2020 NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards. One of…
The Central Coast Bicycle User Group plans to hold a Gosford-Woy Woy “coffee cruise” this Wednesday, October 7. The 25km ride is scheduled to start on the shared path at…
Spring is the season for babies at the Australian Reptile Park with park keepers starting up their daily pre-school feeding session for the newest joeys. The animals currently in attendance…
Local artists and exhibitors brought birds to life at The Bouddi Society’s art show held at Wagstaffe over the long weekend. The 30 artists were asked to present a piece…
The Umina Beach branch of the Country Women’s Association has made 11 plum puddings for Christmas at Mary Mac’s Place in Woy Woy. Branch publicity officer Ms Margaret Key said…
Tuggerah’s Options Theatre Company describes itself as ‘a living, breathing, theatre training facility with a company of creatives, actors, technicians, musicians, directors, dancers and artists, who happen to be people…
To survive an apocalypse, you need strength, speed, and survival skills, so what happens to people who don’t have any? That’s the question Jopuka Productions is musing over in Bubble,…
Chromefest is set to go virtual this year, with Central Coast Council determined to keep the engine humming on one of the region’s most popular annual events despite coronavirus restrictions….
Six new projects on the Central Coast will share in close to $150,000 from the Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation’s special COVID-19 grant round. The grants are designed to address specific…