Latest news from Central Coast.
Local side targets deep run with opening match set for Bluetongue Stadium on July 18.
By Central Coast Sport Desk · 9 July 2026
Central Coast eaters are finding affordable protein in eggs, legumes and local seafood as meat prices stay elevated.
By Central Coast Wellness Desk · 8 July 2026
The Central Coast offers coastal walks, wildlife spotting, historic towns, and family-friendly beaches within an hour north of Sydney.
By Central Coast Guide · 8 July 2026
The four-year plan, endorsed by councillors this week, will guide funding and policy for everything from libraries to homelessness support as the region grapples with cost-of-living pressures.
By Central Coast Policy Desk · 7 July 2026
The Central Coast's best running climbs Terrigal's Skillion headland, follows the flat 7.5 kilometre Gosford Foreshore around Brisbane Water, and covers the rugged Bouddi Coastal Walk past a historic shipwreck site at Maitland Bay.
By Central Coast Daily · 7 July 2026
The family-friendly suburb of Bateau Bay is emerging as the Central Coast’s best performing spot for rental returns, outpacing traditional blue-chip areas.
By Central Coast Property Desk · 6 July 2026
A perfect storm of tight housing stock, infrastructure upgrades and persistent Sydney buyer interest is keeping local property prices firm this winter.
By Central Coast Property Desk · 5 July 2026
The death of a four-year-old boy at a Wyong home has left surrounding streets stunned, reigniting community demands for stronger child welfare supports on a region already stretched thin.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
From a murder charge at a Wyong home to ongoing debates over Gosford's revival, here is what shaped the Central Coast in the first week of July 2026.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
As the July school holiday peak settles over the region, here is the essential guide to navigating our city's thriving arts and outdoor scenes.
By Central Coast Culture Desk · 5 July 2026
A traumatic week on the Coast brought a child's death in Wyong, a bird flu alert creeping toward the region, and a renewed push on Gosford's stalled renewal agenda.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
The latest developments in AI and tech are changing the job market in Central Coast, with new opportunities and challenges emerging for workers and professionals.
By Central Coast Tech Desk · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and misleading listing images are distorting the local housing market at a moment when affordability is already stretched to breaking point.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Years of fragmented IT systems, administration-era upheaval and rapid staff turnover left the council sitting on thousands of duplicate property images, complicating everything from planning approvals to flood risk assessments.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Years of under-investment, a near-fatal administration period, and a chaotic migration to new software left the council's property image database riddled with duplicates, and ratepayers are still paying to fix it.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Central Coast Council is under pressure to address a growing backlog of corrupted and duplicate digital property images in its planning and development database, with real consequences for homeowners and developers alike.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Central Coast Council is moving to replace outdated and duplicated property imagery across its digital planning and asset registers, and the debate over who pays, who decides, and what it means for the Gosford CBD renewal is already heating up.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and fraudulent images in real estate listings are costing Coast families time, money and trust at the worst possible moment in the housing market.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
