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Federal Member for Robertson Lucy Wicks is renewing calls to make the Central Coast a stand-alone region with Gosford as its capital city. "The Central Coast is not part of the Greater Sydney, Newcastle or Hunter regions," Ms Wicks said. Ms Wicks, who has been lobbying the NSW Government for change for over 12 months, said the extended COVID-19 lockdown has highlighted the need for the Central Coast region to be excluded from the Greater Sydney catchment definition. Ms Wicks...

The University of Newcastle's Central Coast Campus was the place for a two-day Food Sustainability Forum where the latest developments in food nutrition and agribusiness were discussed. Held on the 17th and 18th June participants heard how current research is creating a next generation of sustainable food and nutrition opportunities. Eight leading keynote speakers in nutrition, food marketing, agribusiness, food science and technology, innovation, food perceptions and preferences, f...

The Mounties Group is in discussions with Breakers Country Club at Wamberal regarding a potential amalgamation. The news follows an expression of interest released in late 2020, to engage clubs that were interested in merging with the successful club giant. Mounties Group CEO, Dale Hunt, said Breakers is one of the larger clubs on the Central Coast with possibly the most potential to unlock. "Just like Halekulani Bowling Club, Breakers is not a struggling club.  It has been ...

Following the appointment of former Mayor of Gosford City Council and well known football coach, Lawrie McKinna in January 2021 as Chairman of Regional Development Australia Central Coast has appointed  a new  Board with complimentary skills for a three year term. They include: David Bacon Deputy Chairman. Mr Bacon is an experienced Director, Chief Executive and senior executive, having worked in Australia and the United Kingdom. He was for five years Executive Of...

Well known local businessman, Warren Hughes, and his wife Donna have purchased Forresters Beach Resort with plans to bring it back to its former glory. Built in late 1980s the property had a reputation as a high quality function centre hosting weddings, business and social events, while offering accommodation of 100 beds. Over the years it has seen a number owners, gradually declining to a point where a substantial refurbishment has become necessary. Mr Hughes bought the property and ...