Tag: Central Coast NSW
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POTHOLE WARRIOR WARNS OF “AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN”
Heavy rain has seen pothole numbers skyrocket on the Central Coast. Council is filling up some of them, but one Davistown resident is taking action herself to prevent, what she calls an “accident waiting to happen”.
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COAST FIRST | SWINGERS TAP INTO FOREPLAY GOLF TO BETTER THEIR STROKE
More and more professional sports players are turning to simulation to better their game in the off season. Now in a Central Coast first, a Golf Simulation centre has been established and is attracting PGA hopefuls of all ages.
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CELEBRITIES INVEST IN THE CENTRAL COAST AS KILLCARE BECOMES THE NEW BYRON BAY
It’s the latest real estate boom to hit the Central Coast – taking over certain pockets of the region at a rapid rate. Celebrities and cashed-up Sydney-siders are buying-up in suburbs like Forresters Beach and Killcare, making a small fortune renting them out as holiday homes.
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HOMELESS RATE TRIPLES OVER HOLIDAY PERIOD
We brought you the story of how the changes to the government’s COVID supplements are seeing a spike in the number of homeless people. Now we delve deeper and speak to the founder of a grassroots homeless support group, Coast Hands, and find out how dire the situation has become over the holiday period.
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CENTRAL COAST CELEBRATES NEW YEAR’S DAY AS WELL AS EVE
The diluted celebrations across the Central Coast saw many venture out the next morning bright and early. Gosford was the main attraction last night, but this morning Terrigal was the place to start 2021 in style.
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POLICE BUST NYE RAVE IN STATE FOREST WEST OF WYONG
Tuggerah Lakes Police have busted a massive New Year’s Eve rave set up in bushland on the Central Coast. An anonymous call to police led them to discover a music festival well established in the Olney State Forest, one hour north west of Wyong. Officers attend shortly after 5-pm yesterday to find between 700 to…
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CENTRAL COAST HOME TO FIRST WILD BREEDING PROGRAM
The first wild-breeding program in Greater Sydney has been given the green light to be established on the Central Coast. The Walkabout Wildlife Park has been given the go ahead by the federal government for the wild breeding program, which is aimed at saving the rock-wallaby from extinction.
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SOMERSBY RAID | ANNUAL ALLIGATOR EGG HARVEST
There has been an adrenaline charged raid on the Central Coast – but not as you may think. Handlers at the Australian Reptile Park are raiding alligator nests for their annual egg collection.
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DOGS FROM REGIONAL NSW DUMPED ON THE COAST
Central Coast Animal Shelter says it is struggling to re-home several dogs that have been handed in after Christmas. But the pound says the biggest surprise is been the number of dogs which have come from regional New South Wales.
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TERRIGAL TROTTERS CLUB IN AWE OF RECORD TURNOUT
The Terrigal Trotters Running Club has seen a record number of participants hit the pavement this week. The Coast club is skyrocketting in membership, that is even despite shutting down for almost three months during the pandemic.