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Professor Nick Goodwin has been appointed Director of the recently created Central Coast Research Institute (CCRI), a joint venture between the Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) and the University of Newcastle. Recognised internationally as the leading authority and advocate for integrated care over twenty-five years, Professor Goodwin, 51, took up the position after arriving from the UK in July. He was Co-Founder and CEO of the International Foundation for Integrated Care bas...

Central Coast Quarter, a St Hilliers development designed to revitalise the southern end of Mann Street in Gosford, is edging closer to fruition with a masterplan DA set to be lodged this month. After initial community consultation the concept masterplan DA for the 26 Mann Street site will set out the vision for the project in terms of uses and urban design footprint. The masterplan proposes an integrated mixed-use precinct with a hotel, residential apartments, food, beverage and retail...

Merindah Apartments the 15 level residential development at 25 Mann Street, Gosford, now under construction, topped out in early July with Joe Bechara Managing Director of builder Pinnacle Construction Group saying he is aiming for completion late 2019 or early 2020. Merindah is by far the largest development to be built in Gosford representing a substantial investment in the CBD by Pinnacle. Merindah comprises 134 apartments with 19 x 1 bedrooms,  95 x 2 bedrooms and 20 x 3 b...

More than 1000 students celebrated the culmination of their studies at the annual University of Newcastle and TAFE graduation ceremonies at Ourimbah campus on 4th July. University of Newcastle Vice Chancellor, Professor Alex Zelinsky AO, said this year's event was particularly special as the University's Central Coast presence had reached a milestone of its own. "In 2019, we are celebrating 30 years on the Central Coast. In that time, the University has built on its co...

Donate and participate! That is Robson Partners commitment to the community of the Central Coast, and that is exactly what the local accounting firm did on Friday 24 May as part of National Volunteer Week. 21 staff members turned off their computers to partner with Coast Shelter in a backyard blitz effort for two youth refuges on the Central Coast. Their hope was to brighten up the outdoor area so the residents could find a quiet space to relax and clear their minds, or a communal plac...