
Central Coast Council accelerates $343m infrastructure plan for 9,400 new homes
A combined $403.7 million in state and local government funding will target road renewals, intersection fixes and new infrastructure to support 9,400 homes by 2029.
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A combined $403.7 million in state and local government funding will target road renewals, intersection fixes and new infrastructure to support 9,400 homes by 2029.
Leaders and specialists weigh in on recent developments affecting community renewal, infrastructure, and social safety on the Central Coast.
From hiking in Bouddi National Park to cycling around Tuggerah Lake, locals are embracing the great outdoors for their wellbeing
Residents now rely on household AI tools for scheduling, meal planning and local errands in ways that cut daily friction.
Sustainable and nature-based options now include marine tours, wilderness adventures and cultural walks across the region.
Residents preparing development applications on the Central Coast must follow building height limits, minimum lot sizes and documentation requirements under the 2022 plan.

From Terrigal's ocean baths to the carved sandstone edges of Avoca, the region's open-air swimming spots are drawing fitness regulars who've ditched the chlorine-heavy indoor lane.

With winter humidity and coastal activity combining in ways most locals underestimate, hydration on the Central Coast is more complicated than simply hitting eight glasses a day.

With winter sun and salt air combining to quietly dehydrate residents, local health experts say most people are getting hydration badly wrong.

From clifftop lookouts above Terrigal to the glassy edges of Tuggerah Lake, a quiet revolution in outdoor mindfulness is taking hold on the Coast.

From beach walks to community connections, local men are discovering that wellness starts with showing up-for themselves and each other.
The 2025 Central Coast Youth Week Awards and local programs highlight opportunities across the region's sporting areas.
Netball is one of the most active community sports on the Central Coast, with associations and clubs running competitions for players of every age and skill level.

Discover accessible meditation spots at Terrigal Beach and Bouddi National Park. Learn how Central Coast residents reduce stress through free mindfulness in nature.
The best suburbs to live on the Central Coast in 2026: beachside Terrigal and Avoca, family-friendly Erina, and the most affordable areas for renters and first home buyers.

Haven Hub in Gosford is quietly becoming the region's most credible one-stop resource for mental and physical wellbeing, and the science behind its approach is harder to argue with than ever.
Ashton Allard receives USA Lacrosse recognition while the Central Coast Athletic Association maintains its promotion and relegation format across established sports.

New facilities at local ovals provide accessible options for residents looking to begin or resume participation in community sports.
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