Category: Central Coast News
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Central Coast Stadium hosts triple header crowd-pleaser
Central Coast Stadium has been flooded with footy fans for today’s NRLW triple header. The blockbuster afternoon of women’s sport proving a boost to the long-struggling venue – seeking more major events.
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Marine Rescue Central Coast recieve State government grant for new digs
The final piece of funding was today secured for a new Marine Rescue Base, at Point Clare. The organisation, also taking the opportunity to acknowledge local volunteers.
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Wild weather creates market mayhem
Gosford came to life today for the final day of the Central Coast Music Festival. But, while nothing could deter the music fans, market holders were forced to wrap up early due to poor weather.
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Questions raised over vision following indigenous teen’s arrest
Whimpering, and suffering from a head wound – shocking footage has emerged of an indigenous teenager, allegedly injured during an arrest in the Northern Rivers. Police say the incident is under investigation – and a warning, some viewers may find this next story confronting.
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Ourimbah Boarding house turned down in Land and Environment court
Ourimbah residents breathed a sigh of relief today, following news a controversial development application was refused in the Land and Environment Court. Zenith Development had plans to build a 53-bed boarding house at Ourimbah – but, the Commissioner ruled the project “incompatible” with the area.
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Rob Barton’s final day with Fire and Rescue after 41 years
After 41 years of service, Inspector Rob Barton today hung up his Fire and Rescue helmet, for good. The popular Kariong hero, today reflecting on his career… and the enormous changes that came, along the way.
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Latest Hunter crime stats show big jump in sexual assault
Concerning crime statistics out of the Hunter today, with rates of sexual assault rising more than any other region in the state. The five-year high was met with some encouraging figures though, with other crime categories on the decline.
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Sustainability encouraged through environmental festival
The Central Coast population is growing faster than ever before, and with it comes demand for development. But groups are warning the environment can’t be left behind and are soon hosting a festival in a bid to raise awareness.
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Childcare cost cutting bill to be introduced to parliament
Plans are in the making to cut childcare costs, with Labor today on the Central Coast announcing a new bill. It could save parents hundreds if it passes.
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Terrigal battling for their spot in the grand final
Terrigal United is gearing up for another premier league final blockbuster this weekend. The side up against Kanwal – which has proven tough competition, twice in the regular Central Coast Football season.