Category: Central Coast News
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Potential road upgrades to protect native wildlife
There’s calls for changes to be made to road conditions, with wildlife rescue volunteers reporting an increase in the number of animals being killed. Council is finalising warning signs to protect crossing animals – with the area already identified as a wildlife hot-spot.
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Christmas Trees in short supply on the Central Coast
It’s becoming harder to find a real Christmas tree on the Central Coast, as demand continues to outweigh supply. But all hope is not lost this festive season… with Rotary hosting its annual sale this weekend.
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Hundreds particpate in a walk against Domestic Violence
Hundreds have marched down the main street of Gosford today, protesting against domestic violence. It comes as shelters deal with an alarming rise in rates across the Central Coast.
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Mixed signals at Gosford’s Public Wharf
Boaties ordered to leave Gosford Public Wharf by Central Coast Council… are now being told to stay. State authorities say a number of moored vessels are unfit to operate, until they’re repaired.
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DSA ‘Smiles on Dials’ event makes its return to Umina
Dozens of surfers with a range of different abilities took to the water today for the return of ‘Smiles on Dials’. Coinciding with the International Day of People with Disabilities – it was the first time the event has ran at Umina beach in almost two-years.
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Oyster farmers only open for a third of 2022
Central Coast seafood lovers are being warned they’ll have to shell out more for the seafood treat this Christmas. It follows ongoing closures, with farmers on Brisbane Water able to operate normally, for just a third of the year.
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The biggest development on the Central Coast has hit the market
The Gosford skyline will be getting a shake up over the next two years with a high rise commercial and residential building approved for the CBD. It has been met with mixed reviews with some locals concerned the city could lose its character.
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Historic Empire Bay Boat shed to be demolished
Its future has been in limbo for three years – but tonight, the fate of the historic Empire Bay Boatshed has been sealed. Crown Lands deciding the century-old site will be demolished…leaving the community disappointed but hopeful.
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No fish but a tale: North West mates tell of boatie rescue off Port Stephens
They didn’t catch any fish, but three mates from the north west have a tale to tell after a trip to the coast. The trio saved the lives of two boaties stranded on rocks at Port Stephens, after a rogue wave knocked them into the water.
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Inquest begins into fatal Central Coast shooting
An inquest today heard a man made one last attempt to raise his gun, after being shot by police during a dramatic showdown on the Central Coast in 2020. Joshua Duke was armed with a shotgun, and advancing on officers when they opened fire… the court today, told of his final moments.