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Crusaders post best-ever NBL-1 East finish

Morning, Central Coast. A crisp 8 degrees out there, so here's something to read over your coffee.

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  1. Central Coast Crusaders cap off NBL-1 East season with club best results

    The Central Coast Crusaders have celebrated their best finish in club history in the NBL-1 East season, a sign the sport is growing locally. The stadium will also host the Sydney Kings this week as part of their NBL pre-season.

    nbnnews.com.au

  2. A Central Coast Wildlife Sanctuary implements measures to keep animals safe from bird flu

    A Central Coast Wildlife Sanctuary is implementing new measures to keep its animals safe as the threat of H5 bird flu grows. New structures with specialised netting over feeding areas are part of the rollout to minimise risk.

    nbnnews.com.au

  3. Why Maitland Mayor installed controversial warning sign at art exhibition

    Maitland Mayor Philip Penfold has been revealed not to have consulted council, gallery staff or the artist before installing a disclaimer about an exhibit challenging the town's hitching post statue. The mayor claims the move was necessary after a string of community complaints.

    nbnnews.com.au

  4. MP stands by decision to cross floor over gambling reform

    Federal MP Pat Conaghan is standing by his decision to cross parliament's floor over gambling reform, saying the legislation fails the families he heard from during a six month inquiry. Many Mid North Coast locals have backed the move.

    nbnnews.com.au

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