Out & About


Helping at Elsie’s and mending dinosaurs

Members of the Country Women’s Association’s Woy Woy branch have been recognised for their community efforts by a series of local organisations and individuals. Branch president, Jane Bowtell, said the…



Christmas cheer across the Coast

As the region emerges from lockdown and the festive season approaches, Central Coast Council is determined to spread the Christmas cheer after a difficult year. Town centres across the Coast…



Growing Lovely Lavender

An evergreen shrub with currently 47 species and 450 varieties, what was once the humble staple of cottage gardens is an often an overlooked shrub in modern gardens today. Slow…


Hall decked in blue and white to celebrate Fay

The Wagstaffe to Killcare Community Association (WTKCA) held a garden party on November 7 to help commemorate community leader and passionate local activist, Fay Gunther, who passed away in June….


Happy trails on the Bouddi Peninsula

The Bouddi Peninsula Arts Trail is returning after COVID-19 restrictions delayed the event from its usual October Long Weekend timeslot complemented by the Bouddi Home Markets Trail and the local…



The Glen receives major NSW award

The Glen Rehabilitation Centre in Chittaway Point has been awarded the Outstanding Community Organisation Award for 2021 from Business NSW. The Centre was bestowed with the award on November 25…


Three favourites saved

The future of three local community events has been secured thanks to a generous sponsorship arrangement between Central Coast Council and Mounties Group. Mounties Group, which operates Club Wyong and…



Book Review – The Lincoln Highway

Author: Amor Towles Publisher: Penguin The Lincoln Highway was one of America’s first transcontinental highways which connected New York (Times Square to be exact) to San Francisco. It originally passed…





Colour for a cause

Many hands made light work at Terrigal on November 19 when 18 pine trees were festooned in colour. The installation, organised by the Zonta Club of Central Coast, is part…


Frantastics make a comeback

The Frantastics Choir will resume its entertainment schedule early in 2022 and is calling for bookings from June 6, 2022. “2020 started off well, with new performance outfits at the…



Sleepout raises $88K

The Central Coast community has raised more than $88,500 through Coast Shelter’s 2021 Sleepout. After a few false starts due to COVID-19 restrictions, the sleepout was finally held at Central…