Tag: central coast council
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CHANGES AHEAD FOR NEXT STAGE OF WINNEY BAY CLIFF TOP WALK
Some big changes are on the way for the multimillion-dollar Winney Bay Cliff Top Walk. Central Coast Council says it’s listened to the concerns of residents on some of the more contentious aspects of the plan, but has chosen to axe other features.
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ETTALONG BUSINESSES CALL FOR MORE FERRY PASSENGERS
The Palm Beach ferry is still very much a welcome sight at Ettalong, two weeks after services resumed. Businesses say they’re already seeing the benefits, but more needs to be done to restore the Peninsula’s $2 million tourism economy.
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KIDS CRITIQUE CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL’S DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY
While thousands of school students across the country called for federal action on climate change today, Council’s policy was in the hands of Central Coast youth. Mayor Jane Smith hosting a forum to ask what needs to be done, to help council reach zero net emissions by 2050. A community survey is currently running on…
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CENTRAL COAST STANDS AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
The Central Coast today took a stand against domestic violence, in a powerful display at Gosford’s Kibble Park. Survivors shared their stories and support agencies explained the services they offer, in a bid to provide hope.
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COUNCIL TO ASK FOR CENTRAL COAST AIRPORT PROBE
The state’s Auditor General will be asked to probe decisions over a potential regional airport for the Central Coast. Last night, Council voted to ‘seek transparency’ regarding the aviation hub at Warnervale and the axed Kiar Ridge proposal, among other ideas. The audit would also touch on financial records, development applications and conflicts of interest…
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COUNCIL SUSPENDS TRAPPING PROGRAM AMID PET CONCERNS
Central Coast Council has suspended a feral animal control program in Wadalba. Residents say there’s been no consultation in the lead up to a cat being trapped and found injured.
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SURF LIFE SAVERS WELCOME CHANGES FOR COAST ROCK FISHERS
Central Coast rock fishers could face hefty fines, if they’re caught without a life jacket in the near future. Surf Life Savers have welcomed news council will opt into a scheme, making it mandatory for anglers to wear the life-saving devices.
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STRATEGY AIMS TO TACKLE COAST’S HOUSING STRESS
Thousands of Central Coast residents struggling to afford rental accommodation could soon receive help from Council. It’s asking locals to have their say on a draft strategy to tackle the issue.