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Wednesday 9 September 2026

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Central Coast morning briefing

Wyong Cup draws record crowd as Waller salutes

Morning, Central Coast. 9 degrees and partly cloudy, but plenty warm news on the way for your Wednesday.

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9C, Partly cloudy

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  1. Chris Waller grabs Wyong Cup at a record crowd

    The running of the 2026 Wyong Cup on Friday, September 4 has been deemed a big success by organisers, with champion trainer Chris Waller saluting before a record crowd of more than 3,400.

    centralcoastnews.net

  2. Are party politics blocking road safety upgrades for Woy Woy South Public School?

    Central Coast councillors have rejected a motion regarding road safety around Woy Woy South Public School, with Acting Mayor John Mouland deciding the matter with a casting vote.

    coastcommunitynews.com.au

  3. Vietnam Veterans group to wind up after half a century

    The Newcastle Hunter Region Vietnam Veterans group will wind up its operations next June after more than half a century, citing a lack of volunteers, with support organisations readying to step in.

    nbnnews.com.au

  4. 'My best footy is in red and blue': why Newcastle feels like home for English flyer

    The Knights face South Sydney in a do-or-die elimination final on Friday night, with the English flyer saying Newcastle feels like home and 'my best footy is in red and blue'.

    newcastleherald.com.au

  5. Men’s Sheds recognised for their positive community impact

    Men's Shed Week is being marked this week, shining a light on how these beloved community spaces improve men's mental health and keep items out of landfill.

    nbnnews.com.au

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