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Edgar Adams' Editorial
More of the same at Gosford Council read article
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Warner Industrial Park development
Plans for the development of Warner Industrial Park, located in Precinct 14 of the Wyong Employment Zone at Warnervale were placed on exhibition by the Department of Planning at Wyong Council until September 22. read article
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Council election wrap-up
Brooks' reign ends at Gosford; New blood at Wyong read article
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Building Industry News
Coast builders take out MBA Awards read article
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Prestige Property Report
Jendar Interior Design takes out HIA Award plus the latest prestige property sales on the Central Coast. read article
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Commercial Industrial Property Report
The latest commercial and industrial property sales and leases on the Central Coast. read article
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Business Briefs
The latest business sales, new businesses and executive appointments on the Central Coast. read article
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Manufacturing News
Danish manufacturer buys Bayer plant -- Central Coast Manufacturers' Association appoints Secretary -- Avoca Engineering installs multi-tasking twin spindle turning centre -- Christmas orders flood in for Nougat Limar read article
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Retail News
Panetta Fruits opens at Westfield Tuggerah -- Musical chairs at Erina Fair read article
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Tourism News
Holiday Parks return record profit read article
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Central Coast Grammar School leads in Digital Education Revolution
As many schools grapple with the challenge of providing flexible and cost effective infrastructure for the flood of computers resulting from Julia Gillard’s Digital Education Revolution, Central Coast Grammar School is showcasing its leading IT solutions to local, interstate and international educators. read article
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Avoca Engineering expands
Toolmaking and CNC component manufacturer, Avoca Engineering, has moved to a new 2,000sqm factory with 400sqm of office space on a 4,500sqm block at Willow Tree Road, North Wyong representing, with new plant and equipment a total investment of almost $5 million. read article
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Small business win on unfair dismissal
Small business owners will be able to sack a worker after giving them just one verbal warning provided they comply with a short check-list, under new business-friendly employment rules to be introduced by the Federal Government. read article
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