NSW Labor leader Chris Minns visited Gosford today, October 22, to commit a Labor State Government to spending $8.5 million towards a feasibility study into the waterfront plans. The Labor leader said revitalising the waterfront had been talked about for too long. “We need to get the ball moving and that is exactly what Labor will do if we have the privilege of forming … [Read more...] about Labor commits $8.5M to waterfront
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Munmorah power station site for super battery
The Southern Hemisphere’s largest network battery will be built at the site of the old Lake Munmorah Power Station. Treasurer and Minister for Energy Matt Kean said the Waratah Super Battery will act as a “shock absorber” for the electricity grid. “The Waratah Super Battery will be the biggest network battery anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere, providing at least 700MW of … [Read more...] about Munmorah power station site for super battery
Terrigal Beach water quality remains poor: annual report
Water quality at the North Entrance Beach was upgraded to Very Good in 2021– 2022 while Terrigal and Toowoon Bay beaches were graded as Poor in the annual State of the Beaches report released by the NSW State Department of Planning and Environment. In total, 16 sites on the Coast were good and 15 were poor, including most of the estuarine pools and lagoons. Only two beaches, … [Read more...] about Terrigal Beach water quality remains poor: annual report
Residents to protest puppy farm
A protest this week will be held outside the Central Coast Council’s Wyong chambers this Friday, October 14 at 1.30pm. Community members and animal protection advocates will demand urgent action over a planning proposal for a commercial dog breeding facility in the Palm Grove area. Anyone wishing to attend is invited to bring their animal companions. In December 2020, the … [Read more...] about Residents to protest puppy farm
IPART announces 3.8 per cent rates peg
Breaking news @ 11am September 29 The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has set the rate price increase that Central Coast Council can charge next financial year at 3.8 per cent. The news came out today at 10am. The Council doesn’t have to Increase our rates by that much, but nor can it charge any more. That is a decision for the Administrator and he … [Read more...] about IPART announces 3.8 per cent rates peg
