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After more than 30 years on the Central Coast’s airwaves – community radio station Coast FM has joined forces with John Singleton – with the local powerhouse being honoured as the station’s official ‘Patron’. The not-for-profit finalising the partnership with a station tour in late February. “Since I moved to the Central Coast permanently 25 years ago, I've really tried very hard to become part of the community and to drive the community onto gr...

Burbank House and Garden at Erina Heights has taken out the Nursery & Garden Industry NSW and ACT Association’s prestigious Retailer of the Year Award 2022 having been runners-up in 2021. The Award recognises excellence in retail and highlights commitment to every aspect of nursery retailing from merchandising to the quality of stock, to instore ambience and service judged by reports from mystery shoppers. Owned by Vickey and Gary Taylor, Burbank House and Garden at Erina Heights ...

Australian Flying has announced the winners of 2022 CASA Wings Awards with Central Coast Aero Club taking out the Aero Club of the Year Award. In its comments in making the Award Australian Flying said, “The club has been driven to modernise, with a focus on arranging Paul Bennet Airshows, installing concrete pads to flood-proof tie down areas, replacing outdated fuel delivery systems and hosting a new CASA-approved simulator. The club has risen from a position of weakness five years ...

With strong off-the-plan sales for units in the Archibald Gosford, property developer and builder ALAND report that construction of the project will commence by the end of March with the first phase being groundworks, shoring, piling and capping, structural grounding and subsurface drainage.  Completion is planned for third quarter 2024. Since opening their Display Suite in Gosford towards the end of last year and to date, ALAND report that one-third of apartments have been sold. While ...

It has been 40 years since the first residential subdivisions were developed at Warnervale, 35 years since Wyong Council’s plans for a Warnervale Town Centre was sunk by Woolworths because they were not part of it, 33 years since the anti-Warnervale Airport activists succeeded in stopping its development as a regional airport and some 30 years ago since the Warnervale Employment Zone (WEZ) was established that included a huge industrial area around the airport. These days the Greater W...