Category: Central Coast News
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Central Coast mathematicians shine in state competition
Three budding mathematicians on the Central Coast have taken out the top gongs at the Primary School Maths Competition. For some, it’s been inspiration towards a lifelong career with numbers.
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Erina rehab clinic relieving secondary effects of cancer treatment
A new technology is helping hundreds of Central Coast cancer survivors, following life saving treatment. Specialists are now looking to expand the laser treatment program, so more patients can benefit.
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Anti-plastic ad shock to the system locals need environmentalists say
A shocking new campaign has garnered support from environmentalists who believe it could be the catalyst for change on plastic waste. It comes ahead of the government’s extended single use plastics ban from November 1.
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Team Toby saving lives after the Mad Cow ban was lifted
Taking less than an hour for donors – giving blood can have a long-lasting impact on those battling cancers, like leukaemia. Banned from rolling up their sleeves for decades – a Central Coast couple has made up for lost time, starting up a donation drive in their son’s memory.
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Central Coast tourism all set for busy weeks ahead
The Central Coast is bracing for a boom in travellers, ahead of tomorrow’s public holiday. But with the big opportunity for local tourism, comes a stern warning from police.
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Ticks putting pets at risk on the Central Coast
The recent wet weather has led to a rise in tick numbers on the Central Coast, putting our beloved pets at risk. Vets say they’ve seen a surge in cases… calling on owners to take precautions.
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1000 kilometre ride for dementia support
A Central Coast pastor is using his love of cycling to raise awareness for dementia – riding hundreds of kilometes in just a few days. It’s hoped the marathon cycle will generate needed funds to support people living with the condition.
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Hundreds rally seeking better pay and conditions at UoN, TAFE
The Hunter is headed for an education crisis, according to tertiary sector unions. From TAFE to university campuses, today teachers walked off the job, saying conditions and pay aren’t keeping up with workloads.
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Snakes starting to rear their head this Spring
Keep your eyes out and don’t touch – that’s the fresh message from Central Coast snake catchers, as the weather warms.
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Peninsula businesses could benefit from better roads
The state of the Central Coast’s roads has long caused frustration for residents… and now the Chamber of Commerce says it’s affecting local businesses. The organisation today raised the issue with the Federal Government, in a desperate call for help.