Terrigal Catchment Audit
Mon 22 Jul
The Terrigal Catchment Audit is a comprehensive program undertaken as a partnership between Council and the NSW Government which is assessing possible sources of pollution within the Terrigal...
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Welcome to our visitors from Edogawa, our Sister City
Fri 19 Jul
Central Coast Council warmly welcomes high school students and teachers from our Japanese Sister City. Twenty students from Edogawa City High School in Tokyo, along with 20 students from our local...
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Council news
Consolidation of planning controls for the Central Coast
Thu 18 Jul
The Coast is currently operating under four different environmental planning instruments and two development control plans, each with different planning controls. The consolidation of these...
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Council news
Council, community and police to tackle graffiti
Tue 16 Jul
We are working in close partnership with local police and community members to improve graffiti management across the region. If your property is vandalised through graffiti or you observe graffiti...
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Council news
Country music festival celebrates 19 years on the Coast
Tue 16 Jul
You’re invited to experience a whole lot of boot scootin’ fun at the 19th annual Central Coast Country Music Festival. The festival is expected to attract approximately 12,000 visitors and locals for...
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Council news
Council says ‘Enough Already’ to domestic violence
Wed 03 Jul
Council says 'Enough Already' to domestic violence Have you seen our latest campaign against domestic violence? With mateship in mind, it encourages men to call out disrespect towards women when they...
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Council news
Case Study: Community Events and Place Activation Grant Program
Tue 02 Jul
Case study - Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon in Woy Woy It was great to see one of our Council grants in action at the Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon in Woy Woy earlier this year. Council’s...
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Council news, Grants' case studies
One Central Coast – Changes to water billing
Mon 01 Jul
We are committed to moving forward as ‘One Central Coast’ and from 1 July 2019, the former Wyong and the former Gosford Local Government Area (LGA) water bills will be aligned to be consistent for...
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Council news
What to ‘doo-doo’ when it comes to your loo
Mon 01 Jul
Did you know we have more than 320 sewerage pumping stations and eight sewage treatment plants which treat over 80 million litres of sewage on the Central Coast every day? We are one of the few...
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Council kicks off water mains cleaning program with new water saving technique
Thu 27 Jun
From Thursday 27 June, we will commence a water mains cleaning program for selected areas in the region as part of our continual water quality program. We will be utilising a new technology to ensure...
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Council news
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