Wednesday, 15 July 2026 10:54
NEW SCHOOL BUS TIMETABLE TO EASE COMMUTE
CENTRAL Coast students returning to school will benefit from a new bus timetable designed to deliver more reliable journeys and better alignment with school bell times.
Transport for NSW worked with bus operator Red Bus CDC NSW to refine services following community feedback. The adjusted timetables took effect from June 29 across the Gosford, Erina, Wyong, Ourimbah, Tumbi Umbi and Terrigal areas, supporting students at 32 schools.
Minister for the Central Coast David Harris said the changes would ensure safer, more reliable travel and reflected the government's ongoing commitment to improving regional public transport connections.
Member for Gosford Liesl Tesch said feedback from students and parents showed some services hadn't aligned with school bell times, creating difficulties during the morning and afternoon rush. She said the government has acted to improve connectivity, giving students faster, more direct journeys to school as part of broader efforts to strengthen public transport across the growing region.
Details are available at www.transportnsw.info
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Sunday, 12 July 2026 15:44
COAST FOOD MANUFACTURING INNOVATION
New hub strengthens production networks
THE Federal Government is delivering on its 2022-23 Budget commitment to grow Australia’s food manufacturing sector, launching the Food Manufacturing Innovation Hub on the Central Coast.
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Thursday, 09 July 2026 23:10
FORMER CLUB PRESIDENT BANNED
A FORMER president of Erina Rugby League Football Club has been banned from holding office for 12 months and fined $1,100 after the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority found he failed to properly manage conflicts of interest involving companies he owned. The man Savage was also ordered to pay more than $31,000 in investigation costs after businesses linked to him received payments exceeding $80,000 without competitive quotes or board-approved tenders. Liquor & Gaming NSW said the case highlights the importance of strong governance, transparency and compliance within registered clubs, warning directors that ignorance of governance obligations is no defence and pledging continued enforcement action.
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