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St Hilliers, one of Australia’s leading property development and construction companies has placed seven of their operating entities within the Group into voluntary administration appointing Glenn Livingstone and Alan Walker of WLP Restructuring as Administrators on 4th February 2024. St Hilliers’ Gosford Waterfront development has been closed as a result. The first creditors’ meeting was held on 14th February with Administrators saying that the company has up to $10 milli...

Sydney builders, Lipman, have been appointed for the construction of the next phase of the $200 million Wyong Hospital Redevelopment with construction set to start in the coming months.  Health Infrastructure NSW say this next phase of the redevelopment will provide more new and significantly enhanced healthcare services to meet the growing needs of the Central Coast region. The first phase of the $200 million Wyong Hospital Redevelopment was completed in 2021 and delivered m...

LJ Hooker Commercial Central Coast rebranded to Knight Frank, marking a significant shift in Central Coast's commercial property landscape. Ty Blanch, Principal and Licensee in Charge of the specialist property services business formerly known as LJ Hooker Commercial Central Coast, has announced an exciting partnership with leading global brand in the real estate Knight Frank. The significant re-branding marks a pivotal moment for the Central Coast's commercial property landscape, o...

Protective Fencing, a stalwart in the Central Coast's manufacturing landscape and a respected leader in the security industry, proudly accepted the esteemed "Product of the Year" award at the 2023 Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence (ASIAL) gala event in Melbourne. Their groundbreaking 3m Wide 358 Anti-Climb Mesh Fence emerged triumphant, signalling a significant milestone for the company and the industry at large. The award-winning Fencing System, hailed for it...

Ten years ago, Russell and Sue Parsons started a little business making cheese in their kitchen at home as a hobby. They called it Little Creek Cheese. A few years later they thought their Haloumi and Club Cheddar was good enough to enter the Royal Easter Show Cheese and Dairy Awards.  They came away with gold for both. Since then, they have moved into the Wyong Milk Factory with their own cheese making factory and retail outlet. Each year they have entered their cheeses in the Cheese...