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Local spice merchant to present online at The Oxford
The Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery is an annual event held in the UK to celebrate, explore and share food research by scholars, enthusiastic amateurs, writers and chefs from around the world. For almost 40 years the Symposium has...
| Posted in: Business news |
Council changes tack on tourism
At its May 11 meeting Central Coast Council adopted a new way forward in respect of marketing tourism. With the current tourism marketing contract, which had a total focus on digital marketing using social media, expiring on 30 June 2020...
| Posted in: Tourism news |
“Not happy Minister” as Council loses more planning powers
The 11 May meeting of Central Coast Council will go down as the day this recalcitrant Council reluctantly agreed to hand over more of their planning powers to the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces. After three years refusing to...
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Bambi flat out selling Australian Made
Bambi Enterprises, manufacturers of bedding products, at West Gosford is riding the Australian Made wave as consumers turn away from imported products as a result of the coronavirus. Managing Director, Peter Witney, said online sales had gone through the roof,...
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Erina company outfoxing shoplifters
In the retail trade its called ‘shrinkage,’ but it is straight out theft. An Australian-based study (Profit Protection Future Forum,) has found that shoplifting is surging, with major retailers losing over $3.3 billion last year alone. It is so prevalent...
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Innovation an everyday event for small business owners
One of the most interesting aspects that have emerged from the coronavirus pandemic is the number of experts who, seeing an opportunity, have come out with all sorts of advice on how to get through this crisis. Some of this...
| Posted in: Editorial |
Exporting Australian art from Terrigal
When Kerry-Anne Blanket opened KAB Gallery under Crowne Plaza Terrigal in 2013 she had a very clear vision as to what she wanted to achieve and how to get there. KAB Gallery would be collectable art specialists for the Central...
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Interpod signs contract for 269 Bathroom Pods for Adelaide accommodation facility
Lisarow manufacturer of modular bathroom pods, Interpod, have won the contract to supply and deliver 269 bathroom pods to the developer of a student accommodation facility in the heart of Adelaide. Managing Director, Steve Monks said that production would begin...
| Posted in: Manufacturing news |
Deputy Premier takes over the regions with Central Coast recognised as a region
Deputy Premier and Leader of the National Party, The Hon. John Barilaro MP has taken control of regional NSW with the announcement on April 2nd that the NSW Government has a new Department of Regional NSW with him as Minister....
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Council determined to wreck Coast economy
As the coronavirus wreaks havoc across our business community and we wonder how long it will take to recover it is essential that we do our best to maintain a positive attitude, because recover we will. The Morrison and Berejiklian...
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