NEWS ARCHIVES
31 January 2024
Pie-in-the-sky masterplan doesn’t ring true
Last week, approximately 7500 rural property owners received a letter from Central Coast Council informing them of the opportunity to participate in the ‘Connecting to their water and sewer network project’. But according to investigations carried out by the Grapevine, it is nothing more than a ‘head-trip’ of ‘ladder-climbing’ public servants.
31 January 2024
70 junior doctors to start on-the-job
training across the Central Coast
The Central Coast community will benefit from a major boost to its local medical workforce – with 70 medical graduate interns starting work in local public hospitals this month – the Minister for Health Ryan Park announced last Thursday.
31 January 2024
Central Coast Council’s 2024 Australia Day Award Winners
Central Coast Council’s 2024 Australia Day Award Winners have been announced, with 18-year-old Matthew Blakemore, named as ‘Citizen of the Year.’
31 January 2024
Ultra-fast NBN services now ready for order
Eligible residential homes and businesses in parts of the Central Coast can now place an order to upgrade their NBN connection to Fibre to the Premises (FTTP).
31 January 2024
Southern Spirit Cricket Club to receive funding
Southern Spirit Cricket Club is set to receive $25,000 towards a new turf cricket pitch roller thanks to the NSW Government as part of the $37.2 million Local Small Commitments Allocation Program.
31 January 2024
Detection dogs helping save water
Central Coast Council Water and Sewer is turning to ‘man’s best friend’ to look for solutions to help solve leaking issues in the water and sewer network.
31 January 2024
Cheaper child care
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)released its final report yesterday on early childhood education and care (ECEC).
24 January 2024
Widening the gap
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spruiks that his government has developed a targeted approach to achieving heath equality, because all Australians should be equal and have access to better health care and medicines. But is the Prime Minister merely paying lip service while he, and the previous government, have surreptitiously striped away previously available PBS medicines?
24 January 2024
Kicking plastics pollution to the kerb
Members of the public are being invited to have their say on which plastic items the NSW Government should target to help minimise harm to the environment and human health as part of a NSW Government initiative.
24 January 2024
Greens candidate faces court following Port Blockade arrest
Greens Candidate for Lake Macquarie City Council North Ward Bryce Ham was among members of the Rising Tide 109 who faced court on Thursday 11 January following last year’s blockade of the Port of Newcastle.
24 January 2024
Boost to local economy
Greens Candidate for Lake Macquarie City Council North Ward Bryce Ham was among members of the Rising Tide 109 who faced court on Thursday 11 January following last year’s blockade of the Port of Newcastle.
24 January 2024
Planning works continue for Avoca Drive upgrade
The Avoca Drive Upgrade through Kincumber has marked another milestone with engineering surveys of the drainage systems and underground services planned for Monday January 22 for up to six weeks.
24 January 2024
The Rock Show - Oz edition
Featuring Steve Murray (Ted Murray Gang) and the Jon English Band, the Rock Show, Oz edition, is returning to the Wyong Art House.
24 January 2024
Free Australia Day entertainment
Central Coast Council is encouraging the community to bring along a picnic rug and enjoy live music on the waterfront to celebrate Australia Day.
24 January 2024
That’s the ticket
Seniors seeking bellies full of chuckles are encouraged to hop online on Thursday 1 February from 10am to secure free tickets to a comedy show at the Sydney Town Hall on Tuesday 19 March.
24 January 2024
Community input for coastal management
Central Coast Council is currently developing a new Coastal Management Program and is seeking community input on practical management for Central Coast beaches.
24 January 2024
Be on the lookout for Three Day Sickness
Bovine Ephemeral Fever, commonly known as Three Day Sickness, has emerged in cattle on the NSW North Coast, with a likelihood of spreading to the Greater Sydney region as the season advances. This is a concern to those farmers on the Central Coast who still run cattle on their properties.
24 January 2024
Supporting students in new school year
Not-for-profit organisation We Care Connect have started packing for the new school year, receiving over 400 requests for back-to-school packs for students who need them the most.