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New era for Erina as medical services takeover
Until the late 1980s Erina was a place that you passed through on the way from Gosford to Terrigal and The Entrance and was mostly a light industrial area. That changed with the opening of Erina Fair in 1987 and...
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Former Crowne Plaza Terrigal GM joins Belle
Former General Manager of Crowne Plaza Terrigal, Ryan South has been appointed General Manager of Belle Escapes Central Coast, the holiday arm of Belle Property Central Coast. After more than 20 years in hotel management with InterContinental Hotels Group Mr...
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Nexus continues to innovate and expand
Work is currently underway to create an additional 500 square metres of co-working space over two levels at the Nexus Business Hub in North Wyong. The new space will incorporate a mix of workstations, meeting rooms and serviced offices as...
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ET Australia opens new Secondary College
Federal Minister for Education and Youth Alan Tudge and Member for Robertson Lucy Wicks opened ET Australia’s Secondary College in the Imperial Shopping Centre in Gosford on 12th March. Minister Tudge was joined by Imperial Shopping Centre owner Paul Lederer,...
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Butcher eyes home delivery as way of the future
North Avoca entrepreneur Tony Palmer has bought Saratoga Quality Meats at Kincumber. The business which started life in the Saratoga Shopping Village in the early 80s was originally managed by Rob Kay who bought it around 1985 and set it...
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The Hunters – DiJones Central Coast
Over three generations and multiple brand evolutions, the Hunter family has raised the benchmark for real estate on the Central Coast founded on a philosophy of always putting clients first. In fact, every business decision made since Norman and Mervyn...
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Local economy needs attention
This month CCBR starts a new segment, the Central Coast Economy. Going back ten years and beyond the Hunter Valley Research Foundation produced a half yearly Economic Indicators for the Central Coast. It ran from 1993 until the newly elected...
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Administrator announces new CEO for Central Coast Council
Central Coast Council Administrator, Mr Dick Persson AM has announced Mr David Farmer as the new Chief Executive Officer of Central Coast Council. Mr Persson said the appointment of Mr Farmer and his experience is crucial in leading Council toward...
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Premier opens new Leagues Club park on Gosford Waterfront
A $10 million public park that includes a tidal terrace, nature-inspired play equipment and green space on the Gosford Waterfront was officially opened on Saturday 27th February by Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Rob Stokes....
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Star Scientific signs world first hydrogen deal with Philippines Government
Berkeley Vale based Star Scientific Limited has signed a world-first Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Department of Energy of the Republic of the Philippines to explore the utilisation of Star’s S&P Platts award-winning HERO® technology and hydrogen, to bring...
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