After 12 months in limbo due to COVID19, Riding for the Disabled is planning to be back in action at Somersby from March 1 and is kicking off its return...

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Davistown Progress Association is getting set for a huge Arty Crafty Day on March 6. To be held between 9.30am and 4.30pm at the Progress Hall, the day will feature...

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With over 60,000 small hobby farms now operating in Australia, occupying over 20% of farming land and numbers steadily increasing, the only people having problems with the surge in a...

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At the age of 96, Kath Giovanelli of Macmasters Beach is exhibiting for the first time as a solo artist at Gosford Regional Gallery. Her exhibition, Drawing from Life, features...

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Classical music ensemble, Phoenix Collective, will perform at the Greenway Chapel in Green Point on March 7, featuring the founder of TangoOz and professional bandoneon player, Maggie Ferguson. The show,...

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Two of the Australia Reptile Park’s koalas, Elsa and her sister Anna, were probably the most loved animals in Australia on Valentine’s Day, receiving a bouquet of roses and a...

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Youngsters can now enjoy Storytime in person with the Toukley and Tuggerah libraries bringing back Storytime sessions every Tuesday and Thursday. Toukley Library will hold sessions at 10.45 am on...

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This is our final instalment in our six part series on ‘feeling good’ and we’re talking to Jeannie Parker from local business The Yoga Collective in Erina. This is our...

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Joe Coyte, Executive Director of The Glen, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre at Chittaway Point, has been appointed to the Australian National Advisory Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs....

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Central Coast Council is seeking community feedback on location options for a new shared pathway between Mannering Park and Kingfisher Shores at Chain Valley Bay. Two options for the shared...

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After 12 months of cancelled events and uncertainty due to COVID-19, the Woy Woy Peninsula Lions Club Car Boot Sale is returning on Sunday, February 28. Provided there are no...

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Central Coast Council is once again calling on residents to clear out unwanted hazardous chemicals from around the house and correctly dispose of them for free at the next bi-annual...

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A new sensory playground is taking shape at Blue Haven Public School. Currently under construction, the new play area is poised to offer students an immersive nature playspace filled with...

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The Rhythm Hut’s drumming classes are back, with the year’s first six-week program kicking off on February 23. Tribal Rhythms started back in 2004 as a body percussion and vocal...

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We have always invited flowers into every facet of our lives. Flowers and the treasures they create such as perfumes, foods and medicines, have been readily embraced for their supportive...

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Les Place and a group of mates meet every Thursday at The Grange Hotel in Wyoming to reminisce and talk sport and they call it the Coffee Club. Place said...

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Christie Koppe is one of three Central Coast residents to receive a Create NSW Play the City (Sydney) grant from the State Government and will use the money to help...

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Before his brain tumour diagnosis, Brett Finneran never thought of poetry. But after being declared cancer-free, all that changed. The Saratoga local is a reformed “brain tumourist” and the author...

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Coast Hands has started its February off with an exquisite donation. The Central Coast based outreach organisation started the month with one of its largest and most unusual donations ever,...

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A lifesaving incubator will soon be online at Charmhaven’s SoCares Animal Care Facility, following a highly successful community fundraiser. The council contracted impound centre and animal rescue, welfare and adoption...

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