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Business Wyong will see President Matthew Lusted continue at the helm for another year following their Annual General Meeting last month. Mr Lusted has been President for the last three years. Board appointments for the 2022-23 year are: President – Matthew Lusted, LA Group Secretary – Jenny Darbin, Jendar Interior Designs Treasurer – Susan Rodak, ANZ Mobile Lending Central Coast North Directors – Adrian Simpson, Coastwide First National Real Estate Melissa Mars...

The Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service has introduced a new fund raising initiative specifically designed for small to medium sized businesses seeking to support the Service. Helicopter Collective members will have the opportunity to connect with other like-minded businesses whilst supporting the Rescue Helicopter, helping to maintain and deliver a world class aeromedical rescue service to the people of the Central Coast. Funds generated through the Helicopter Collective will be used to main...

Wednesday 20 July saw the first sod turned on the site that will see construction begin on The Waterfront a 25 level, 136-unit mixed use tower on the Gosford waterfront by integrated property development and construction group St Hilliers. The Waterfront is the second of a staged development on the site of the former Gosford Primary School acquired by St Hilliers in 2017 and now known as Central Coast Quarter. St Hillers’ Executive Chairman Tim Casey said that over 90% of the 136 apar...

One of Sydney’s leading timber merchants, North Shore Timber & Hardware, will open their new warehouse at Erina in August. It is constructed out of 100% Australian timber.  They were  previously operating from a warehouse at West Gosford. Director Jim Forrester said that the opportunity arose three years ago to acquire the Erina site, which has greater visibility and is located closer to the areas of the Coast that have a need for their custom style of operation. Th...

Heatherbrae’s Pies has opened a new restaurant, the third, at Ourimbah on the Pacific Highway just a few kilometres north of the Ourimbah Interchange and within two days customers have been swarming in. When interviewed by CCBR, Founder Russell Cox said, “I can’t believe it. I thought it would take a few months before people knew we were here. Obviously they have been watching and waiting for the doors to open.” Established in 2001 at Heatherbrae, on the roundabout a...