Wallarah 2 gives PCYC a Community Grant
Wallarah 2 Coal Project has again provided funding to the Bateau Bay Police and Community Youth Club (PCYC) to allow it to continue to support the work of NSW Police…
Out & About
TreeTops Adventure Park receives a $149,000 grant
A sky-high maze of tree houses connected by nets and slides will be the newest tourist attraction for the region, following a NSW Government grant win by Ourimbah’s TreeTops Adventure…
Banjo’s Skate Park to be officially opened
Central Coast Council and Federal Member for Robertson, Lucy Wicks, will join the Pilon family for the official opening event for Banjo’s Skate Park. Banjo’s Skate Park pays tribute to…
The Woman in Black being performed in Gosford and in Wyong
Tickets have almost sold out for the Gosford season of the acclaimed stage adaptation of Susan Hill’s best-selling novel, The Woman in Black. Local theatre stalwarts David and Shea Wicks…
Central Coast Opera to perform ‘La Boheme’
This August, Central Coast Opera will deliver a production of the well-known opera, ‘La Bohème’, composed by Giacomo Puccini. Following previous successes with 2017’s Carmen and 2016’s The Magic Flute….
Local band Bad French celebrates Bastille
Bad French, the band is two guys speaking French Badly, Bad French is better than not trying to speak at all, right? Bad French is trying to write a bad…
Author talks about beach safety children’s book
The author of Surf Life Saving Australia’s newest children’s book has given a talk about the book at Ocean Beach Surf Club on Sunday, July 29. Ocean Beach life saver…
Children hold market at Killcare
The Bouddi Kids Create Market was held at Killcare Surf Life Saving Club on Sunday, July 22. The local market is run by children for children and was held for…
Spike Milligan exhibition opens at library
Central Coast Council is encouraging residents to visit Woy Woy Libraries new Spike Milligan Exhibition. “The new Spike Milligan Exhibition at Woy Woy Library officially opened last month. “The museum-quality…
Entrepreneurs encouraged to explore Nexus Smart Hub
The Nexus Smart Hub, Wyong’s next-generation workspace, now houses its own dedicated Wyong Regional Chronicle pocket office and is also home to an array of other businesses and telecommuters working…
Plant Lovers Fair is returning to Kariong
The annual Plant Lovers Fair is returning to Kariong Mountains High School for a weekend of garden goodness on Saturday and Sunday, September 22-23. This year the Fair will be…
Laurie Maher Foundation raises $30,000
Government, business, club and community members of the Central Coast joined together at Central Coast Leagues Club to celebrate the retirement of Coast Shelter’s CEO, Laurie Maher, after 26 years…
Little Theatre opens season of Sherlock Holmes mystery
Woy Woy Little Theatre will open its three-week season of Baskerville, A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, at Peninsula Theatre on July 27. Sir Henry Baskerville is off to the Moors in…
Rotary club celebrates success of Opera in the Arboretum
The Rotary Club of Woy Woy has hosted a community evening to celebrate the people who helped make the 2018 Opera in the Arboretum a success. “We took this opportunity…
Logie award for children’s series
A children’s television series producer from the Bouddi Peninsula, Mr Ned Lander, has won a 2018 Logie Award for Most Outstanding Children’s Program. Australia’s first indigenous animated series Little J…
Winter Blues & Jazz Festival at The Entrance
The Winter Blues & Jazz Festival 2018 will be held at multiple venues at The Entrance on the Central Coast from the evening of Friday 13th of July, Saturday, July…
Nunsense has it all
Wyong Drama Group’s July production of ‘Nunsense’ by Mr Dan Goggin, will delight audiences of all ages. Director, Ms Margaret Holdom, has assembled a talented cast of five quirky nuns…
BluesAngels to perform three country-blues sets
The Central Coast’s own country blues crooners, The BluesAngels, will perform at Diggers at The Entrance for one night only, from 8pm to 11pm, on July 13. This special one…
The Odd Mods to perform at Winter Blues & Jazz Festival
Stemming from 1960s and 80s revival music and culture, The Odd Mods have created a band encapsulating the “modernist” genre including the style and dress. They are one of many…
Central Coast Indigenous Tours a path to reconciliation
In NAIDOC week and following on from Reconciliation Week, opportunities for non-Indigenous and Indigenous Australians to engage and connect in meaningful ways are extremely important from the reconciliation perspective. Dr Marnie…