Category: Central Coast News
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Fight reignited for Empire Bay Boatshed
Residents of Empire Bay are banding together, forming a group to protect its historic boatshed and marina. The site’s future remains uncertain – as more studies into its issues have been ordered.
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Community have their say on proposed wind farm
Wind Farm developers are calling on the Federal Government to act with urgency and declare the Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone. Concerns though have been raised about the impact the turbines have on the environment.
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Volunteers instrumental in making Central Coast fire and flood ready
100 volunteers have taken turns over the last three days to prepare the Central Coast for future flood and bush fires. Dozens donned orange shirts and hats today taking to Kincumba Mountain, clearing areas around vital infrastructure.
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Petrol price pain hits quick and hits hard
The return of the fuel excise is being felt on the Central Coast with petrol prices skyrocketing by almost 30 cents in the past week. The experts give their tips on the best way to avoid pain at the bowser.
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Fire decimates Charmhaven home and evacuates neighbours
One man has been taken to hospital, and another two residents have escaped with their lives, after a late night fire reduced a Central Coast home to rubble. The structural damage causing concerns over how long some neighbours may be kept out of their own homes.
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Terrrigal Surf Life Savers celebrate 100 years
Its members have saved lives – and hosted royalty. Now, after a two year hold up, Terrigal surf lifesavers are marking the club’s centenary – a book now in the works to honour its history.
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Dozens of fish wash up dead on Central Coast beaches
Locals are demanding answers after dozens of fish washed up dead at several Central Coast beaches. The Department of Primary Industries is investigating.
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Eight pelicans take up residence at the Entrance
Local students have made a bold statement about protecting the Central Coast’s waterways. Life-size animal installations taking over the Entrance foreshore today, for the return of the Lakes Festival.
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Regional Plan lacks foresight according to Labor
The New South Wales Labor Party says the Central Coast Regional Plan lacks the ability to deliver real results. The plan offers a blueprint to tackle a booming population with a major focus on housing over the next 20 years – but low approval ratings on DAs has Labor concerned.
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Norah Head shines at Bride’s Choice Awards
Norah Head Lighthouse shone at the Bride’s Choice awards. The popular wedding destination taking out two titles – the coordinator of the year and the 2022 DIY vendor.