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A quarter of a million dollars will be spent grinding the ‘jewel of the Central Coast’ – the Terrigal waterfront. A sea wall will be built around the rock pool, but work won’t get underway until the end of summer.
It’s a plucky fresh world in local government on the Central Coast, with this weekend the very first election for the fresh entity after Gosford and Wyong Councils were merged. Candidates for Gosford East Ward were out in force today at a pre-polling event in Erina.
The Central Coast Conservatorium is on track to become the largest regional facility of it’s kind in the state, outside of Sydney. An expansion is in the works, they’re just waiting on a state government shove.
We join Central Coast Conservatorium of Music student Min Ahn in the studio for a live spectacle by the fifteen year old. Min recently won a scholarship from the Pearl Beach Progress Association and also took out the People’s Choice award. Love Min’s talent.
The Ken Duncan Gallery is showcasing a different kind of nature photography. John Wiseman captures pictures of animals in the wild, with his life’s work being showcased by none other than the man who mentored him.
A man has stolen a hoverboard from a group of teenagers after confronting them with an axe on the Central Coast. The incident occurred shortly before Two:30pm yesterday, on Liamena Avenue in San Remo. The three boys, all aged 15, ran from the man when he demanded their belongings, leaving behind an electrical hover board. The man picked up the board and fled. Police would like to speak to a man who might be able to assist with inquiries. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait islander appearance, and of a slender build. He was wearing a black balaclava and carrying an axe at the time.
Controversial plans to build a train maintenance facility at Kangy Angy has been given the green light. The proposal has drawn the ire of residents living nearby – but today, Transport for Fresh South Wales confirmed construction will begin instantaneously.
The Central Coast’s Meals on Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organisation has taken the chance to reflect on a long history of delivering nutritious meals to the vulnerable, as well as looking to the future.
Several candidates for the upcoming Central Coast Council election are up in arms over a proposed switch to the code of conduct. Councillors could have to document EVERY conversation they have in public, with some telling it’s shocking.
Toddlers on the Central Coast got a real treat today, with the Cerebral Palsy Alliance receiving a brand fresh range of wizzybugs and treadmills. It goes after a generous donation from the Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation, designed to get kids moving.
Central Coast News – NBN News
Central Coast News
A quarter of a million dollars will be spent grinding the ‘jewel of the Central Coast’ – the Terrigal waterfront. A sea wall will be built around the rock pool, but work won’t get underway until the end of summer.
It’s a courageous fresh world in local government on the Central Coast, with this weekend the very first election for the fresh entity after Gosford and Wyong Councils were merged. Candidates for Gosford East Ward were out in force today at a pre-polling event in Erina.
The Central Coast Conservatorium is on track to become the largest regional facility of it’s kind in the state, outside of Sydney. An expansion is in the works, they’re just waiting on a state government shove.
We join Central Coast Conservatorium of Music student Min Ahn in the studio for a live spectacle by the fifteen year old. Min recently won a scholarship from the Pearl Beach Progress Association and also took out the People’s Choice award. Love Min’s talent.
The Ken Duncan Gallery is showcasing a different kind of nature photography. John Wiseman captures pictures of animals in the wild, with his life’s work being showcased by none other than the man who mentored him.
A man has stolen a hoverboard from a group of teenagers after confronting them with an axe on the Central Coast. The incident occurred shortly before Two:30pm yesterday, on Liamena Avenue in San Remo. The three boys, all aged 15, ran from the man when he demanded their belongings, leaving behind an electrified hover board. The man picked up the board and fled. Police would like to speak to a man who might be able to assist with inquiries. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait islander appearance, and of a slender build. He was wearing a black balaclava and carrying an axe at the time.
Controversial plans to build a train maintenance facility at Kangy Angy has been given the green light. The proposal has drawn the ire of residents living nearby – but today, Transport for Fresh South Wales confirmed construction will begin instantly.
The Central Coast’s Meals on Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organisation has taken the chance to reflect on a long history of delivering nutritious meals to the vulnerable, as well as looking to the future.
Several candidates for the upcoming Central Coast Council election are up in arms over a proposed switch to the code of conduct. Councillors could have to document EVERY conversation they have in public, with some telling it’s shocking.
Toddlers on the Central Coast got a real treat today, with the Cerebral Palsy Alliance receiving a brand fresh range of wizzybugs and treadmills. It goes after a generous donation from the Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation, designed to get kids moving.
Central Coast News – NBN News
Central Coast News
A quarter of a million dollars will be spent grinding the ‘jewel of the Central Coast’ – the Terrigal waterfront. A sea wall will be built around the rock pool, but work won’t get underway until the end of summer.
It’s a plucky fresh world in local government on the Central Coast, with this weekend the very first election for the fresh entity after Gosford and Wyong Councils were merged. Candidates for Gosford East Ward were out in force today at a pre-polling event in Erina.
The Central Coast Conservatorium is on track to become the largest regional facility of it’s kind in the state, outside of Sydney. An expansion is in the works, they’re just waiting on a state government shove.
We join Central Coast Conservatorium of Music student Min Ahn in the studio for a live spectacle by the fifteen year old. Min recently won a scholarship from the Pearl Beach Progress Association and also took out the People’s Choice award. Love Min’s talent.
The Ken Duncan Gallery is showcasing a different kind of nature photography. John Wiseman captures pictures of animals in the wild, with his life’s work being showcased by none other than the man who mentored him.
A man has stolen a hoverboard from a group of teenagers after confronting them with an axe on the Central Coast. The incident occurred shortly before Two:30pm yesterday, on Liamena Avenue in San Remo. The three boys, all aged 15, ran from the man when he demanded their belongings, leaving behind an electrified hover board. The man picked up the board and fled. Police would like to speak to a man who might be able to assist with inquiries. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait islander appearance, and of a slender build. He was wearing a black balaclava and carrying an axe at the time.
Controversial plans to build a train maintenance facility at Kangy Angy has been given the green light. The proposal has drawn the ire of residents living nearby – but today, Transport for Fresh South Wales confirmed construction will begin instantly.
The Central Coast’s Meals on Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organisation has taken the chance to reflect on a long history of delivering nutritious meals to the vulnerable, as well as looking to the future.
Several candidates for the upcoming Central Coast Council election are up in arms over a proposed switch to the code of conduct. Councillors could have to document EVERY conversation they have in public, with some telling it’s shocking.
Toddlers on the Central Coast got a real treat today, with the Cerebral Palsy Alliance receiving a brand fresh range of wizzybugs and treadmills. It goes after a generous donation from the Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation, designed to get kids moving.
Central Coast News – NBN News
Central Coast News
A quarter of a million dollars will be spent grinding the ‘jewel of the Central Coast’ – the Terrigal waterfront. A sea wall will be built around the rock pool, but work won’t get underway until the end of summer.
It’s a courageous fresh world in local government on the Central Coast, with this weekend the very first election for the fresh entity after Gosford and Wyong Councils were merged. Candidates for Gosford East Ward were out in force today at a pre-polling event in Erina.
The Central Coast Conservatorium is on track to become the largest regional facility of it’s kind in the state, outside of Sydney. An expansion is in the works, they’re just waiting on a state government thrust.
We join Central Coast Conservatorium of Music student Min Ahn in the studio for a live spectacle by the fifteen year old. Min recently won a scholarship from the Pearl Beach Progress Association and also took out the People’s Choice award. Love Min’s talent.
The Ken Duncan Gallery is showcasing a different kind of nature photography. John Wiseman captures pictures of animals in the wild, with his life’s work being showcased by none other than the man who mentored him.
A man has stolen a hoverboard from a group of teenagers after confronting them with an axe on the Central Coast. The incident occurred shortly before Two:30pm yesterday, on Liamena Avenue in San Remo. The three boys, all aged 15, ran from the man when he demanded their belongings, leaving behind an electrified hover board. The man picked up the board and fled. Police would like to speak to a man who might be able to assist with inquiries. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait islander appearance, and of a slender build. He was wearing a black balaclava and carrying an axe at the time.
Controversial plans to build a train maintenance facility at Kangy Angy has been given the green light. The proposal has drawn the ire of residents living nearby – but today, Transport for Fresh South Wales confirmed construction will begin instantaneously.
The Central Coast’s Meals on Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organisation has taken the chance to reflect on a long history of delivering nutritious meals to the vulnerable, as well as looking to the future.
Several candidates for the upcoming Central Coast Council election are up in arms over a proposed switch to the code of conduct. Councillors could have to document EVERY conversation they have in public, with some telling it’s shocking.
Toddlers on the Central Coast got a real treat today, with the Cerebral Palsy Alliance receiving a brand fresh range of wizzybugs and treadmills. It goes after a generous donation from the Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation, designed to get kids moving.
Central Coast News – NBN News
Central Coast News
Droopy throats and slurred speech are common indicators a person is suffering a stroke. On the Central Coast alone almost one thousand occur each year, with locals being encouraged to know the symptoms and act quick.
Former Test cricketer Nathan Bracken was clean bowled in his very first attempt at politics four years ago. But this weekend he’s back and running as an Independent, opting to stand alone for a hotly contested Central Coast ward.
A quarter of a million dollars will be spent grinding the ‘jewel of the Central Coast’ – the Terrigal waterfront. A sea wall will be built around the rock pool, but work won’t get underway until the end of summer.
It’s a plucky fresh world in local government on the Central Coast, with this weekend the very first election for the fresh entity after Gosford and Wyong Councils were merged. Candidates for Gosford East Ward were out in force today at a pre-polling event in Erina.
The Central Coast Conservatorium is on track to become the largest regional facility of it’s kind in the state, outside of Sydney. An expansion is in the works, they’re just waiting on a state government shove.
We join Central Coast Conservatorium of Music student Min Ahn in the studio for a live spectacle by the fifteen year old. Min recently won a scholarship from the Pearl Beach Progress Association and also took out the People’s Choice award. Love Min’s talent.
The Ken Duncan Gallery is showcasing a different kind of nature photography. John Wiseman captures pictures of animals in the wild, with his life’s work being showcased by none other than the man who mentored him.
A man has stolen a hoverboard from a group of teenagers after confronting them with an axe on the Central Coast. The incident occurred shortly before Two:30pm yesterday, on Liamena Avenue in San Remo. The three boys, all aged 15, ran from the man when he demanded their belongings, leaving behind an electrified hover board. The man picked up the board and fled. Police would like to speak to a man who might be able to assist with inquiries. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait islander appearance, and of a slender build. He was wearing a black balaclava and carrying an axe at the time.
Controversial plans to build a train maintenance facility at Kangy Angy has been given the green light. The proposal has drawn the ire of residents living nearby – but today, Transport for Fresh South Wales confirmed construction will begin instantaneously.
The Central Coast’s Meals on Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organisation has taken the chance to reflect on a long history of delivering nutritious meals to the vulnerable, as well as looking to the future.