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28 January 2018
SHAKESPEARE WOULD APPROVE
$225,000 rescue dredging for The Entrance
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
THE ills and myths of Tuggerah Lakes down through the years could fill a thousand Shakespearean tragedies, but like all great stories from antiquity, a savior has appeared to rescue our beloved waterways.
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14 January 2018
BAMBI IN BED WITH JD
Coast bed wear firm's global deal
DALLAS SHERRINGAM Associate Editor
CENTRAL Coast bed wear firm Bambi has negotiated the kind of China deal most Australian companies can only dream about.
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06 January 2018
MEDICARE STRONGER THAN EVER
Record bulk billing rates
MEDICARE is stronger than ever and patients on the Central Coast are benefiting, according to Member for Robertson Lucy Wicks.
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05 January 2018
OMBUDSMAN POSES A NEW SOLUTION
Push for taxpayer-backed bank
ILIANA STILLITANO
The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman has called on the Australian government to consider adopting an Australian version of the British Business Bank.
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01 January 2018
BOOST TO JOBS AND BUSINESS
$300M rail project at Kangy Angy
CENTRAL Coast businesses and job seekers will be major beneficiaries when work starts on the new $300M rail facility at Kangy Angy.
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01 January 2018
THE BUSHFIRE BATTLE
Tanks called to duty
BUSINESSES and homes are constantly under the threat of bushfires in the summer months on the Central Coast.
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01 January 2018
NEW CAR PARKING OPEN
Newcastle Airport expansion continues
CONTINUING its program of expansion and development, Newcastle Airport has opened a new car park in time for summer travel.
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28 December 2017
OUR GIFT TO YOU
Taking risks, facing challenges
MICHAEL WALLS
Publisher CCBA
SANTA Claus made a spectacular entry into the Gosford CBD recently to herald the start of Christmas celebrations in our region.
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28 December 2017
FORGOTTEN REGION NO MORE
Coffee shop economics alive and well
LUCY WICKS
THERE was once a rumour that a Central Coast business had become so frustrated about the lack of construction activity in Gosford that they wanted to place a crane on a vacant block in the city, just to make it look like something was happening.
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20 December 2017
EXPERTS PREDICT COAST FUTURE
Warnervale tops growth list
A RECENT Central Coast Economic Breakfast at Mingara provided a fascinating insight into the future of the coast.
