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Unemployment is worse on the Peninsula, says Tesch

Unemployment is Ms Tesch said these figures significantly worse on the were based on the latest Census Peninsula than it is on the information and came from ID The rest of the Central Coast, Population Experts, demographic consultants who break down according to figures released information into local areas. by Member for Gosford Ms Ms Tesch said 4.9 per cent of Upgrade for Patonga Liesl Tesch. the workforce on the Peninsula And the Coast’s unemployment were looking for full-time work, is worse than the State average. where the average across the boat ramp carpark Ms Tesch said the unemployment Coast was 3.9 per cent. rate for the Peninsula in 2016 was Those looking for part time work 8.0 per cent. on the Peninsula amounted to 3.2 Patonga’s Dark Corner It is expected to be completed only be available along Patonga The average for the Coast was per cent of the workforce, while the boat ramp carpark is being around the end of the month foreshore. 6.7 per cent, and the State average Coast average was 2.9 per cent. weather and tidal conditions The NSW Roads and Maritime 6.3 per cent. Ms Tesch said the figures upgraded. This meant unemployment on The work includes an upgrade permitting. Service is undertaking the work showed the NSW Government’s the Peninsula was around 25 per of the carpark pavement with The boat ramp will be closed in partnership with Central Coast Sydney-centric vision hurt regions cent worse than the State average formalised line marking for cars during the construction period Council. like the Central Coast. and about 20 per cent worse than and boat trailers and an upgrade and access to Dark Corner and SOURCE: SOURCE Media release, 25 Jun 2019 the Central Coast average. of park furniture within the reserve. Brisbane Water National Park will Press Release, 4 July 2019 Nathan Alexander, NSW RMS Liesl Tesch, Member for Gosford

Council to consider urban shade and green space

A draft Greener Places to promote and manage urban habitat for urban wildlife. Strategy which aims to green spaces with a two for The strategy was presented to enhance tree canopy one replacement for every tree councillors at a briefing on June 3 cover and green space removed across the region. where answers were provided to It aims to identify opportunities questions about how damage to across urban areas will be for community partnerships to fund infrastructure would be avoided considered by Central Coast and resource landscaping and and whether it would reduce Council tonight (July 9). streetscape improvement projects. graffiti. Peninsula Community action It hopes to develop community As well as the Grow Urban group Grow Urban Shade Trees and school programs and events Shade Trees group, the Trees of has been campaigning for more to improve regional biodiversity Bateau Bay group and Community tree planting along residential and tree management, including Environment Network were also streets on the Peninsula and were backyard habitat and citizen consulted. consulted in the preparation of the science programs and support the If approved, the strategy will go strategy. establishment of native gardens on on public exhibition for 28 days. The strategy proposes that private lands. the Council develop a series of SOURCE: It also aims to reduce urban Central Coast Council plans such as a green grid plan heat island effects and increase agenda 4.4, 8 Jul 2019

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Council is ‘more 13 JUNE 2019 YOUR INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER - PH: 4325 7369 ISSUE 209 27 JUNE 2019 YOUR INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER - PH: 4325 7369 ISSUE 210 bureaucratic and Your independent community newspaper - Ph: 4325 7369 Medium density Your independent community newspaper - Ph: 4325 7369 Unemployment less attentive’ Gosford CBD character statements be retained, A $100m five tower major The new Central Coast Council was more and that a separate chapter with plan for Woy Woy our planning requirements be used Toxic working environment, bureaucratic and less is worse on the for clarity, similar to the one used Wallarah 2 Coal Project approval attentive to the distinctive in the past by Gosford for Pearl needs of Wagstaffe and Beach. A radius of one kilometre as part of mixed-use areas in the prioritised land use planning. Killcare area than the former “Similar concerns are felt with residential development developments update Peninsula, commercial centre. Council’s draft plan aims to Gosford Council. regard to the destruction of trees mass resignations and multi bed around Woy Woy would be Specifically, Umina’s priorities provide the framework for the That is the view of Wagstaffe- and having clarity of approach so designated “medium density will be the creation of a civic coast’s growth and development ust a year ago the ready. Killcare Community Association that large trees are not removed NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger Ms Rachel Labador and residential” under a plan welcomed by mining union area through enhancement of over the next 20 years but it sits Gosford skyline A spokesman said Council’s outgoing president Ms Peta without a qualified assessment of Environment Minister Mr Matt Keane placing a burrow on Lion Island being considered by Central says Tesch the useability of public space in inside the directions of the NSW expansion and upgrade of Colebatch, who is worried local whether they pose any risk.” was full of the sight Coast Council. the centre and providing safe State Government’s Central Coast J needs will be swamped. Ms Colebatch said these issues of cranes at work on a the Gosford CBD water and closures at aged care facility Woy Woy is one of five strategic public realm ensuring functionality Regional Plan 2036 and council’s proposed for Gosford sewage system was on track The association has to be active needed to be pursued with vigour centres identified in a draft urban variety of major projects a member of the inner for wide cross section of the own Community Strategic Plan in identifying and asserting its local by the incoming committee. Concrete burrows installed staff member plan that may eventually lead to to be delivered over the next $100m designed to reflect the natural circle, who is an Assistant community. 2018. which were to kickstart needs, she said. She said the committee had Afrom Casuarina a new local environment plan, the five years, involving upgrades These needs include development on topography with the utilisation in Nursing (AIN), has “Key attractors” will be Its role is to provide a clear the rejuvenation of the Unemployment is Ms Tesch said these figures continued its liaison with other Grove Aged Care guidelines used for the assessment to existing water and sewer were based on the latest Census development controls issues and of green roofs and other been showing up to work connected by maximizing direction for strategic planning city centre. significantly worse on the groups supporting improvements for penguin colony John Whiteway Facility, Hamlyn of development applications. infrastructure as well as new information and came from ID The discussions with council continue A elements. opportunities for ecological and instruments “to deliver housing Peninsula than it is on the to the Hardy’s Bay waterfront burrows. mate and lay their eggs,” she said. New concrete burrows have Dr, Gosford, comprising intoxicated and that The town centres, with a radius environmental sustainability diversity, transport improvements, infrastructure in key areas Population Experts, demographic on a range of matters. and she was optimistic that some Wildlife service ranger Ms “It’s our hope that over the Terrace, claims that But in recent months, many of rest of the Central Coast, been installed on Lion Island The development would aim management have been of one kilometre, will “offer high including rainwater recycling, a protected natural environment, across the CBD area. consultants who break down “Meetings and letters have progress would actually be made Rachel Labador, who has been coming months we’ll return to find five residential the facility has the cranes have disappeared, Myrtle Creek according to figures released for its Little Penguin colony. to cater for families, first home going to great lengths to amenity settings for medium energy efficiency, and cycling. infrastructure upgrades, economic information into local areas. produced little response to the long- this year. monitoring Lion Island since the the burrows occupied and some towers and extensive become a “hidden as some projects have been These include two new The colony came under threat buyers and downsizers. excuse her behaviour. density residential and maintain It will capitalize on amenity and social vitality desired by the by Member for Gosford Ms Ms Tesch said 4.9 per cent of term challenges facing residents in “However, concerns remain fire, coordinated the installation of birds on eggs,” Ms Labador said. landscaping, has their distinctive characters” completed while progress on sewer pump stations, when a bushfire sparked by a hell hole” and “This AIN drives benefits by improving relationship community, without compromising Upgrade for Patonga Liesl Tesch. the workforce on the Peninsula Hawke Head Dr and Albert St, who with the overall planning system. the burrows at key sites across the NSW Environment Minister Mr Major features would include new connections to the freak lightning strike last August progressed to the next believes that it is according to the draft plan which between public and private spaces the identity, quality and nature of several other key proposals And the Coast’s unemployment were looking for full-time work, do not receive garbage services. “Submissions were made on the island on May 30. Matt Kean said the burrow program luxury pools and decking, to Casuarina Grove, President’s Hill reservoir zone destroyed over 80 per cent of the stage of consideration goes to council tonight (June 24). to the benefit of the public while Central Coast living”, according to has stagnated. Jilliby Creek is worse than the State average. where the average across the “To date, the Council has failed proposed Local Environment Plan. According to Ms Labador, the was part of a push to protect the raised planters, active turf destined for closure, completely and utterly and to the Gosford Hospital Little Penguins’ habitat. If passed by the councillors, the fostering community ownership the report to council. The completion of the Jilliby Ms Tesch said the unemployment Coast was 3.9 per cent. to require the contracted service “The former Coastal Open burrows were “cutting edge” when Little Penguins’ future. with the NSW Planning areas, communal outdoor which could see drunk and arrives boat ramp carpark Lion Island is just one of four draft urban spatial plan will go on and approval as part of the renewal These directions include ATO, the finance building redevelopment, new lower rate for the Peninsula in 2016 was Those looking for part time work to provide a small garbage truck Space lands still need to be it comes to penguin protection and “We’re installing these nests Department. locations in NSW where Little dining, a coastal bushland some of the region’s incapable of doing public exhibition for 60 days and process and business community. revitalising town centres, pressure sewer systems to 8.0 per cent. on the Peninsula amounted to 3.2 that can service these areas, protected and large tree destruction were far superior to previous wood to protect penguins, enable them and Bonython Tower, at Sparks Road Penguins congregate to mate and walk, golf putting greens and highest care elderly anything. council will undertake community Another priority will be creating upgrading public spaces and the Gosford Racecourse, and Patonga’s Dark Corner It is expected to be completed only be available along Patonga The average for the Coast was per cent of the workforce, while the and again, this will continue to be remains rampant.” and plastic artificial burrows used to nest and hopefully grow the The proposal would see 260 opposite ends of Mann St, Little Jilliby nest. rooftop gardens. displaced. “She has shown a workshops in each of eight opportunity for innovative creating new housing types and 7.7km of water mains and boat ramp carpark is being around the end of the month foreshore. 6.7 per cent, and the State average Coast average was 2.9 per cent. pursued. She said progress on some at other colonies, providing more population,” he said. apartment units in the five planning precincts identified in the were a promising start to 6.3 per cent. Prior to the fire, Lion Island AGD Architects principal, reckless abandon for development and design. improving “movement” networks 6.4km of sewer mains. upgraded. weather and tidal conditions The NSW Roads and Maritime Ms Tesch said the figures “This is a matter of Council projects remained slow and comprehensive protection from the The burrows were designed towers over six, eight and According to the local strategic planning statement the rejuvenation, but several This meant unemployment on was considered one of the safer Anthony Kelly, said the her own life and the Ettalong Beach has been and to “transform neighbourhoods The work includes an upgrade permitting. Service is undertaking the work showed the NSW Government’s policy which should be simple, frustrating. elements and potential predators. by the Wildlife Service and 12 levels, and two levels of that is part of the plan. major projects, including the Council has also rolled out the Peninsula was around 25 per colonies as its primary threats - staffer, who did not wish designated a village with a range into inclusive, adaptable, resilient of the carpark pavement with The boat ramp will be closed in partnership with Central Coast Sydney-centric vision hurt regions but Council seems impervious to Endless negotiations continued Ms Labador said the timing for constructed by Women’s Shed development would be “not lives of others and Woy Woy town centre is within more than 260 parking sensors cent worse than the State average human interference and predators basement parking providing to be named for fear of of 600 metres from the centre. and smart hubs of growth”. Waterside and Mariner Plaza sale if the development was Director, Caine King, said he a regional library, performance either sit on the land or sell it.” formalised line marking for cars during the construction period Council. like the Central Coast. community needs. with National Parks to try to the installation could not have been group, the Fix-It Sisters. like anything in Gosford at the amazingly, to the best one of those eight planning in the CBD, following on from and about 20 per cent worse than such as foxes, feral cats and dogs 423 spaces on a 2.3ha site. retribution, behind closed Priorities identified in the draft The report to the councillors Rotary club developments, seem to have not finished by that date,” hoped to see an increase in centre and linking walkways and boat trailers and an upgrade and access to Dark Corner and SOURCE: SOURCE “Similarly we continue to have Smith said new planning upgrade the Half Tide Rocks Track better, with the burrows placed just Should the new burrows be moment”. of my knowledge, she precincts. The entire peninsula the successful implementation Media release, 25 Jun 2019 the Central Coast average. Press Release, 4 July 2019 and goannas - were scarcely The Department has issued doors, Casuarina Grove are to support local business and says: “The draft Plan will ensure come to a standstill. of park furniture within the reserve. Brisbane Water National Park will ongoing battles in our attempts to as the association had funds in time for the colony’s first return successfully integrated into the Dunn said. development applications as on a block bounded by Mann controls set by the State M1 Motorway present on the island. “It is extremely important has faced no disciplinary is part of the one West Brisbane retain the existing amenity. that the Central Coast of tomorrow of car parking sensors in The Nathan Alexander, NSW RMS Liesl Tesch, Member for Gosford retain our local low key, friendly, available. to the island since the fire. colony, there is potential for the the Secretary’s Environmental was on a downward Raine and Horne Commercial, “In the last Sydney property business confidence restores. and Donnison Sts, would Government might not be “the Due to the destruction of prime to integrate the community action for her conduct,” Water and Peninsula planning The built form is meant to be will grow into a World Class Region Haven and Surf Club at Terrigal Armstrong Creek bush and beach aware community But the department remained The Little Penguin breeding design to be rolled out at colonies Assessment Requirements spiral, with secret bed Central Coast, Sales Agent, boom, some developers were “There was a bit of a be “an important project to right mix” for Gosford. Hue Hue Road nesting sites serious concerns up there already and also the the staffer said. area. low to medium rise development that is smart, green and liveable in 2018. standards when developments unresponsive and the association season runs from June to August across the state and possibly the (SEARs) for the project, to closures, declining plans youth Andrew Dunn, thinks the stimulate activity” in the CBD. Yaramalong Road were held for the future of the landscape,” Kelly said. “What’s more is that Priorities for Woy Woy town with a focus on town houses and with a shared sense of belonging holding back completion of stall in DAs following the The Government introduced occur. was now trying approaches and it is hoped that the new country. be assessed as a State property market is “on its way “The installation of sensors colony. patient care standards centre include adopting a strategic villa development. and responsibility. projects so they could take the amalgamation of Gosford and Confirmation of the exact its State Environmental “With growing developments to politicians but meanwhile burrows will ensure the season SOURCE: “We are now starting to management have been helps residents and visitors NSW National Parks and Significant Development, with and warring staff. plan to support population growth The vision in the draft is the “Gosford Regional Centre will back” following recent State property back and sell it for a Wyong councils,” King said. site is expected later this year, Planning Policy (SEPP), and the building on previously the informal track continued to is a success despite parts of the Interview (Dilon Luke), 5 Jun 2019 work through the EIS and DA All is not what it seems at Casuarina Grove aware of this behaviour, identify available parking Council to consider urban Wildlife Service have worked with applicant JWD Developments Casuarina Grove is the that will not generate unsustainable first stage in developing council’s become a Living City Centre that and Federal elections. higher price. once commercial negotiations unbuilt blocks, it is inevitable that degrade. colony’s habitat still being fire Rachel Labador, NSW National process and we’re targeting beds, which are located had been on the market The staffer said many resignations. as multiple staff members “There wasn’t much covering Gosford CBD, in the NSW Local Land Services having two years to lodge traffic impacts, while protecting the local strategic planning statement acts as the Capital of the Central charity ball “We could potentially see through the ParkSpot (Central Parks and Wildlife Service largest of the Specialist have been completed. tree cover (and hence bird and “Similarly, we have had damaged. approval within 12 months, in Units 5 and 6, had for sale since 2017, a staff members faced daily “The issue here is that have put in complaints, scenic quality and character of the “To protect purchasers and confidence in the market October, 2018. Coast NSW) app,” the and volunteer landcare groups to Media Statement, 5 Jun 2019 a Development Application Supported Living (SSL) which it must deliver by July 2020 Coast, providing regional facilities more developments moving animal habitats) are reduced. bureaucratic frustrations with the “The penguins are currently been shut for at least six claim they believe elicits bullying and intimidation they protect each other but have done nothing area. the integrity of ‘off the plan of being able to get larger “The completion of the “I believe the government shade and green space undertake habitat restoration at with construction hopefully to spokesman said. 0km 2km “While some of this is inevitable, Video footage, 30 May 2019 and an Environmental Impact facilities operated by under State Government rules and and a positive local identity. forward as the market Wyong Creek amalgamated council and our the island and recently installed ‘prospecting’, returning to the Matt Keane, NSW start late next year. months, and as a result, further questions over the at the hands of an “inner and substantiate each about it. But it will also promote housing sales’, the State Government projects off the ground.” ATO building and others in should have been more it appears that many people who Statement. which leads to a comprehensive “Our other Centres will the program are improving their recovers,” Dunn said. “Using real time data, previously approved Turo Park 20 handmade concrete nesting island to find a place to burrow, Environment Minister Family and Community new resident admissions bed closures. circle” of staff members other’s claims about false densities that will encourage The Rotary Club of Umina made changes to the King said new State the CBD have already made modest in its controls,” Smith are attracted to this area may “There is a lot of work to be “I know of multiple local environment plan - and that’s thrive with more living and ParkSpot displays areas A draft Greener Places to promote and manage urban habitat for urban wildlife. extension upgrades, as following While the proposal exceeds Services (FACS) NSW. had also effectively been in these Units. socially diverse population and Beach will hold its Central mental health and reducing their A major stumbling block for legislation. planning controls introduced a difference, and hopefully, said. not be aware of the community done, from detailed design to “It (being for sale) just incidents with other staff occasions where this the plan that sets development working opportunities, providing of available, restricted and A conceptual plan of Wallarah 2 showing the longwalls where coal will be mined green spaces with a two for The strategy was presented to an initial positive response to our height controls applying to According to FACS, short stay accommodation “in Coast Youth Charity Gala Ball risk-taking behaviours. the larger projects, he said, these things, combined with Strategy which aims to standards, and new houses may capped. proves the renovation “A hierarchy has formed members. AIN arrived drunk and guidelines. key services to surrounding “Unfortunately, one of these in 2018 were helping to build “Just going higher is not one replacement for every tree councillors at a briefing on June 3 requests, progress has stalled,” the land, variations to height engineering and environment a manner that does not impact “On the Coast, the Top Blokes could be attributed to changes unrestricted parking in the he NSW Northern District which is the main water would comply with bring $830m in royalties “As for royalties, it will enhance tree canopy reflect a more suburban than the the 100 bed purpose “We were told the Units excuse was bogus. amongst the Registered “This makes it extremely As part of a separate process, communities. Importantly, our at Gosford RSL on November protections was that the confidence. the Gosford Hospital expansion necessarily viable. removed across the region. where answers were provided to Ms Colebatch said. restrictions will be considered work.” was allowed to sleep it connections and movement as well team are aiming to reach an streets of the Gosford CBD. President of the catchment area for the the high standards to the state. be at least three years cover and green space built facility was opened had been closed for Nurses, Assistants in character statements about communities will be physically 9. to the “sunset clause” for “off maximum sunset period be and a projected university Government’s It aims to identify opportunities questions about how damage to past low scale approach. “However, discussions continue JWD Developments is a “The closure was difficult to actually make off or the Unit Manager as limiting growth in environmental additional 200 young males “We have seen a little bit Prior to the government T across urban areas will be through the design review in 2011 and specialises places will be developed under connected through appropriate Proceeds of the evening will go the plan sales” made in recent campus, will bring in more The sensors run between approval of mining Construction, Forestry, Central Coast. required of NSW coal Central Coast Greens before a single tonne of for community partnerships to fund infrastructure would be avoided “Moreover, the amalgamated with council officers on the need for renovations but they’re implemented to help Nursing and the Unit a complaint about their arranged a taxi to take hazard areas”. through their programs in 2020 two years. more interest since the State setting new planning controls, process. commercial and residential in providing 24-hour a comprehensive review of the infrastructure and socially to the Top Blokes Foundation, a years in NSW. Donnison St and Erina St, and Mining and Energy Union Majority owner developments,” Jordan MLC and spokesperson coal is extracted from considered by Central Coast and resource landscaping and and whether it would reduce council staff may reflect the more sandstone multi-purpose blocks, not even 10 years old and streamline a handover if Manager and staff on behaviour and conduct her home. Also, it wants to encourage and your attendance at the Ball will “Many of these larger and Federal elections and we people and stimulate local developers were already leases to allow the In an Architectural Design construction company Central Coast Development connected through strong men and boys social, educational Baker St and Albany St North. (CFMEU), Peter Jordan, Kores Australia, which said. for Mining, Coal and CSG, the project, and that’s Council tonight (July 9). streetscape improvement projects. graffiti. liberal approaches of the former infill and prevention of flooding, the support for people with neither myself or any staff the place ever sells,” the the outer, or who speak stick,” the staffer said. revitalisation of Woy Woy through help us raise the funds they need The sunset clause is used developments in Gosford can’t hope to see even more DAs business,” Smith said. Wallarah 2 Coal specialising in apartment and “I’ve even been told Control Plan – another planning relationships and sense of unity.” and mental health organisation. permitted to build to 20 We look at some of the said the community had assuming Kores satisfies Peninsula Community action It hopes to develop community As well as the Grow Urban Wyong Council and height and footbridge over Turo creek, and Statement, ADG Architects an intellectual disability member that I’ve spoken up about issues, face the development of a “cohesive to achieve this,” Mr Quinn said. when buyers purchase “off As far as stalled projects manages the mine under “As with any project, Abigail Boyd, “seriously nursing home conversions staffer said. According to the staffer, that other staff members instrument. The report states that Woy Woy Outgoing Rotary club president be completed in two years, lodged,” he said. storeys, she said. Project to proceed is group Grow Urban Shade Trees and school programs and events Shade Trees group, the Trees of boundary changes may result. sculptures. said the site, at 87-89 John and complex ageing domain approach strategy that Mr Quinn said he anticipated the plan”, as is common with key building sites in the CBD been waiting a long time the name Wyong Coal, our focus will be on questions” those the licence condition for to about it has seen any According to the staffer, character assassination the issue has gotten have been directed to Council will identify actions peninsula has had a population Mr Paul Quinn said: “The Top so developers need to fund “Everything we see being went, Smith said once Council “Council’s role is not just a “common sense” has been campaigning for more to improve regional biodiversity Bateau Bay group and Community “The council is preparing new “This will be pursued in the Whiteway Dr, was unique in as well as residential related needs, and was supports a pleasant and safe “a fun evening with fantastic food many high rise residential and their current state of for the jobs that would is a subsidiary of Korea representing workers employment figures. the ground water study activity in those Units the current state of and routine bullying,” the so bad that this inner drive this AIN back to her required for achieving the planning growth of between 0.5 per cent to Blokes Foundation supports the project commencement built now is from (approvals) had approved a DA, project to please developers but to decision that will tree planting along residential and tree management, including Environment Network were also combined approaches to the very coming year, and we hope that that it was well positioned home construction and town centre with housing, jobs, and wine and a band that is sure development. flow from this project. Resource Corporation. and making sure that “Even Adani has needed before it can start the first of its kind to be since they were closed,” staffer said. priorities, as well as the basis on one per cent in the years 2011 to over 400 young males on the developments and the without any pre-sales. five years ago or so. timeframes were then a matter streets on the Peninsula and were backyard habitat and citizen consulted. large council area it now oversees. we will be successful in having An aerial view of the proposed site, showing location of the five towers refurbishment. affairs has led to several circle is now directly home in Wadalba. services, community facilities and to keep you dancing all night long”. create liveable spaces. boost regional jobs Wallarah 2 is an the project delivers digging. as a viewing platform, was built in NSW. the staffer said. which it will monitor and report 2016 and the same percentage Central Coast each year, through clause sets a time by which for the developer. “The government has admitted that its consulted in the preparation of the science programs and support the If approved, the strategy will go “The association remains some carved sculptures there, and disputes between staff They said that despite compromising the safety “How has this been entertainment for residents and The club is currently seeking “At present, the market depth “We still need new “Massive towers need to and business protected by bushland and yet believe that this site will create buildings will allow the site areas, such as bocce and slender design, offering The staffer said on the implementation of those growth is forecast for the next 10 mentoring and social education a development must be underground, longwall recognised the rigorous permanent, secure jobs.” monstrous mine will “Given the freefall of strategy. establishment of native gardens on on public exhibition for 28 days. concerned that our local needs elsewhere, so that we can end up Source: They said Casuarina and management which staff members bringing of residents, staff and the allowed to go on?” the visitors”. sponsors for the event. and availability of project developers coming in to keep “A lot of land banking has be balanced by the correct still connected to the CBD. actions. years. programs across primary schools, completed. opportunities, coal project approved assessment process The NSW Resources result in a maximum of thermal coal prices, The strategy proposes that private lands. will be swamped in this rush to with our own sculpture walk.” a unique lifestyle for future to be activated via numerous tennis courts, to elegant view corridors to Rumbalara, NSW Planning Department concerns first emerged Grove was currently their concerns to SOURCE: funding make this scenario been a problem in the past,” SOURCE: has allowed a “culture of wider Hamlyn Terrace, staffer said. Umina will be a town centre, The State Government required SOURCE: high schools and in the wider the market flowing.” infrastructure and open to extract up to five and the move away the Council develop a series of centralisation and uniformity of SOURCE “Often CBDs are places of residents,” the statement said. outdoor amenities.” walkways blending into the Presidents Hill and Brisbane Major Projects site, Jun 6 when management Newsletter, 19 Jun 2019 “Historically, either the buyer according to that the project had Regulator has estimated around 1,500 jobs, so It also aims to reduce urban Central Coast Council operating in a state fear and intimidation” to management, the covert Warnervale and Wadalba providing low to mid-rise living with Central Coast Council community. far too risky for a developer to Central Coast Mayor, Jane she said. spaces.” More on plans such as a green grid plan planning approaches. Newsletter, 1 Jun 2019 disconnection and isolation Interview, Jun 7 all merged councils to develop an Simon Darwin, Rotary Australia’s main million tonnes of export been through and the the $800m mine will how is Wallarah 2 going from coal fired power heat island effects and increase agenda 4.4, 8 Jul 2019 “Through landscaped vistas These would range from natural environment. Water, the statement said. closed 20 beds abruptly of limbo and that be entrenched in certain nature of the issue communities. some medium density housing agenda 2.1, 24 Jun 2019 or the seller was entitled to entertain,” Andrew Dunn said. “Various developers would “We have proposed that the Peta Colebatch, WTKCA Anthony Kelly, Principal, ADG Continued P4 integrated vision which included “Young males who engage in Club of Umina Beach Smith, said Council’s planned Council is doing its bit to thermal coal a year Wyong mine has ticked create 1,700 direct and to create 1,700?” she for residents, however, we and small footprint design, the communal gathering/meeting The towers would be of The facades would be Architects and with little explanation. unbeknownst to the allowed it to fester and withdraw from the property gain DA approval and then pages 3 to 5 trade union for the Units at Casuarina Grove. The staffer alleges that But CKDS Architecture Cultural Precinct, to comprise make the city development from the Yarramalong Continued P4 The staffer said the general public, the facility has resulted in several mining industry. all the regulatory boxes indirect jobs over its 28 said. THIS ISSUE contains 46 articles - Read more news items for this issue at www.peninsulanews.info THIS ISSUE contains 49 articles - Read more news items for this issue at www.peninsulanews.info and Dooralong Valleys, and demonstrated it year lifespan and will THIS ISSUE contains 49 articles - Read more news items for this issue at www.peninsulanews.info

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Community group tackles abandoned boats

The Bays Community Group has resolved to do more to combat the large number of abandoned boats around the Phegans Bay foreshore. Group president Ms Cathy Gleeson the resolution came during their June general meeting. “The issue of the number of abandoned boats on the foreshore in the vicinity of Raymond Rd and Phegans Bay Rd was raised at the meeting and The Bays Community Group has resolved to contact relevant authorities to have these Bulk-billing medical boats removed,” Ms Gleeson said. “Our Council bushcare officer will also look into the matter on our behalf. practice opens in Umina “It is feared that these boats will deteriorate and break down A new bulk-billing medical family healthcare provider on the 1200 people living on the Peninsula family’s health by providing a causing safety issues for people practice with 30 general Central Coast, with our General made the trip to Reliance West friendly, efficient and professional using our waterways, as well as practitioners has opened in Practitioners providing a variety Gosford. experience close to your home being unsightly on the foreshore Umina. of professional services from our “Now they won’t have to, thanks with doctors you can trust.” landscape,” she said. SOURCE: The new Reliance Medical practices in West Gosford, Wyong to the new bulk billing practice at SOURCE: and Erina,” said Reliance chief Umina. Website, 3 Jul 2019 Newsletter, 25 Jun 2019 practice opened in Ocean Beach Julie Abdilla, Reliance Rd, on July 1. executive Ms Julie Abdilla. “Our goal is to make it easy Cathy Gleeson, The Bays Ms Abdilla said that more than for you to take care of your Medical Group Community Group “Reliance Health is the premier

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Minagaletta Aboriginal domestic violence, rapes and other She said it was conceived in “They believe in the sanctity of them at no cost. and Torres Strait Islander tragedies. last year’s Naidoc Week as an Aboriginal lore and culture, and are The two hour film starts at 11am Corporation will celebrate The film explains how these attempt to preserve the stories, committed unconditionally through and is part of events at 6 Sydney Naidoc Week this week with women from many homelands all both personal and cultural, of the the wisdom and generosity of their Ave, Umina Beach, from 10am ultimately ended up on the Central women known as “Aunties”. thoughts, words and deeds.” to 3pm, including dancing, face- the premiere screening Coast, where they found and “The Aunties continue to give The premiere is being painting, basket weaving, music of a film The Aunties of joined Mingaletta. back their time and energy working introduced by Australia’s first and information stalls. Mingaletta. Mingaletta chief executive to provide ongoing community female Aboriginal federal MP SOURCE: The two-hour film describes Ms Dianne O’Brien said the services, particularly by educating Linda Burney and will be shown on Media Release, 25 Jun 2019 the struggles of women elders documentary was commissioned our next generation,” Ms O’Brien Friday, July 12, to invited guests Dianne O’Brien, Mingaletta ATSIC through the Stolen Generation, from a Central Coast Council grant. said. and the public is invited to join ADVERTISEMENT Community Environment Network UPCOMING EVENTS: Chair’s Report CENTRAL COAST MARINE DISCOVERY CENTRE My Christmas ROCKPOOL RAMBLE presents to Join our CCMDC guide on an exciting marine adventure and become a marine biologist Wildplant Community Nursery my family by discovering our local rock platform animals at Bateau Bay. You’ll be amazed at and friends what’s there! 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Mountain bike trails proposed for national park Ms Joanne Hayes being transported to Royal North Shore

Dedicated mountain bike priority three (within 10 years). trails could be developed “The development of mountain Real estate employee mauled under a new plan of bike tracks will be subject to management for Bouddi environmental impact assessment (under the Environmental Planning by dogs during inspection National Park. and Assessment Act 1979), The draft plan notes cycling compliance with NPWS policies A real estate employee has hearing her cries for help. with no links to the business, have would only be allowed in zone two, and public consultation,’’ according been seriously mauled by She was flown to Royal North dropped into the real estate to ask not the more coastal zone one. to the report. Shore Hospital by CareFlight after her recovery,” Mr Howe said. The proposal comes in two dogs while undertaking “Mountain biking opportunities helicopter after initial treatment Wiseberry Peninsula has been response to the construction of a a property inspection in will not be considered within zone from NSW Ambulance paramedics. operating for seven years without network of illegal mountain bike Umina. Wiseberry Peninsula director incident. one (conservation). Ms Joanne Hayes, a 49-year- tracks, which the report noted was Mr Troy Howe said Ms Hayes was Mr Howe said safety was at “The conservation zone has old property manager at Wiseberry a growing issue. recovering well in hospital. the forefront of the agency’s ethos been mapped to protect fragile Peninsula in Umina, was attending The draft report said the service “Jo has undergone several and a full review of procedures vegetation communities, soils and a pre-booked inspection of a home would engage with the mountain operations and is in good spirits,” had occurred since Ms Hayes was cultural values.” on Australia Ave, at around 10am biking community to develop he said. attacked. The mountain bike actions are on June 20, when she was set sustainable mountain biking “We were deeply shocked when The two dogs were euthanised two of 76 actions in the draft plan’s upon by two bull mastiffs at the opportunities after investigating we learned what happened and after being surrendered to Central scheme of operation. premises. options for biking opportunities in we thank the community for their Coast Council rangers. SOURCE: It is understood that the tenant the park. ongoing support. SOURCE: Website, 1 Jul 2019 was not present for the inspection. The investigation is a priority “Jo in particular has been Media release, 21 Jun 2019 Draft management plan, Ms Hayes suffered injuries to one (to be achieved within three heartened to learn how many Andrew Refshauge, CareFlight Environment NSW both her legs and arms, before years) while the plan itself is a members of the community, some Interview (Dilon Luke), 4 Jul 2019 neighbours came to her aid after Troy Howe, Wiseberry Peninsula Page 6 - Peninsula News - 8 July 2019 News Tourism group welcomes Council plan

Peninsula Tourism Partners promote the Central Coast Region sculpture trail; twilight economy; perceptions about what the Central scene and no night-time economy”. has welcomed Central Coast as a vibrant magnetically attractive heritage tourism; educational eco Coast offered. A marketing campaign Council’s adoption of a draft place to live, work and visit.” hub and indigenous experience; The core challenges, according was underway with a new Tourism Opportunity Plan, The plan, which aims for the nature-based attractions and to the report, were an “embedded comprehensive guide of activities, long-term viability and sustainability experiences such as bike paths, negative perception problem, attractions, accommodation, which aims to boost tourism of tourism for the Central Coast, walkways, trails and pathway monetisation (many activities are restaurants and retail via a new in the region by $70 million. will soon be on exhibition for public infrastructure highlighting arts, low dollar spends such as walking website. Partners president Ms Kim comment. culture, heritage. or the beach), depth and range The report also stated that the Cole said: “We absolutely love the Among the short term projects A staff report to the Council of accommodation, lack of wow region needed a thread to pull the direction the Council is taking with identified in the plan are a food and said the major challenge to grow factor, low pride-in-place, poorly region together in a “brand” which their Tourism Opportunity Plan to beverage exploration trail; art and the tourism market was to change supported arts, culture and music is woven into all marketing and communications to the three target groups of visitors, businesses and residents. New investment was needed to create new reasons for people to visit, the report says. This could be achieved through collaborative industry marketing, packaging of products such as accommodation and activities, and building strategic partnerships, for instance tapping into the NSW Food and Wine Tourism Strategy and maximising funding options through The Destination Sydney Surrounds North Destination Management Plan. Ms Cole said the Peninsula Tourism Partners group was keen to support the plan. She said there was great incentive for businesses and member of the community to be involved in “1000 Little Things” - small projects that would improve the visitor experience. “What excites our team the most is that the Council have identified what makes the Central Coast different to other regions,” she said. “Yes, we have beautiful beaches and national parks but what is our point of difference? “The end result is that we are a region rich of makers and creators: Artists, sculptors, musicians, actors. “We support these findings and are looking forward in helping Council promote the Central Coast with their new plans.” She said Peninsula Tourism Partners was looking for new and creative ideas to draw in tourists. Member for Gosford Ms Liesl Tesch has encouraged local business owners to join the discussion. “We’re all trying to promote tourism to ensure our local businesses remain successful, and now we are coming together to pool our efforts,” Ms Tesch said. “To do this we need new innovative ideas which is why the Peninsula Tourism Partners and I are calling on business owners and tourism operators to come together so the whole area benefits from the growth.” Ms Tesch said that, despite being the new kids on the block, Peninsula Tourism Partners already had a strong track record in bringing increased tourism to the area. “With many plans in the works, they have their sights set on making an impact.” SOURCE: Central Coast Council agenda 4.6, 24 Jun 2019 Media Statement, 4 Jul 2019 Kim Cole, Peninsula Tourism Partners Media Release, 4 Jul 2019 Liesl Tesch, Member for Gosford 8 July 2019 - Peninsula News - Page 7 News Comments sought on Bouddi park management plan National Parks and Wildlife National Park has spectacular management. This new plan of make changes to the draft plan Hard copies are available for Service is seeking public rocky-cliff headlands, rock management includes new areas before it goes to the Central Coast viewing at Maitland Bay Visitor comments on a draft plan platforms, bays, beaches, barrier gazetted as part of the park since Regional Advisory Committee and Information Centre, The Scenic of management for Bouddi dunes and lagoons. It includes the last plan. the National Parks and Wildlife Road, Killcare Heights and Umina 287 hectares of ocean floor and The new plan proposes to Advisory Council for finalisation. Beach Library, Corner West and National Park. overlying offshore waters known deliver a mountain bike plan The plan of management is Bullion Streets, Umina Beach. Public exhibition of the draft as the Bouddi Marine Extension. which may be implemented after finalised when the Minister formally SOURCE: plan provides an opportunity for There are significant nature- environmental assessment and adopts the plan under the National Website, 1 Jul 2019 the community to have a say in based tourism and recreational public exhibition. Parks and Wildlife Act Draft management plan, the future management of Bouddi opportunities in Bouddi National It aims to investigate and Environment NSW National Park. Park including camping, fishing, protect important clay heathlands The national park is the only beach activities, bushwalking and threatened ecological national park in NSW that includes including the Bouddi Coastal Walk, communities. marine ocean environments and mountain bike riding, birdwatching, It expects to improve takes in Maitland Bay, Rileys Bay photography and nature study. management of the Bouddi Marine and Tallow Beach, relatively natural Over 600 plant species within Extension. catchments which the report notes 22 vegetation communities have It seeks to add further are rare in the Sydney and Central been recorded within the park, management, protection and Coast regions. including five threatened plant interpretation of Aboriginal values Significant landscape includes species and many others of and sites in consultation with the Box Head, Bombi Point and regional conservation significance. Aboriginal community. Mourawaring Point. The diversity of habitats in the It proposes to protect shared The draft plan was prepared park supports populations of 275 historic sites including relic non- as two separate documents: native vertebrate species: 135 bird invasive exotic species. a background paper on “draft species, 49 mammals (including It aims to monitor for the impacts planning considerations” and the five marine mammals), 30 reptiles, of sea level rise and respond draft plan of management itself. 11 frogs and more than 50 fish. where possible. The draft states that Bouddi Of these, 34 species are listed as It supports volunteer National Park is significant Picnic in schoolgrounds? threatened under the Biodiversity involvement in the management of because of its natural and cultural Ettalong Public School of their facilities while not in use. Conservation Act 2016. the park. values. principal Ms Lynn Balfour “Why not bring a picnic lunch After the plan of management It proposes better use and The park lies within the is encouraging the and catch up with friends while the is adopted, all operations and enjoyment of park facilities traditional Country of the Guringai children play? activities in the park must be in line including an iconic coastal walk. Ettalong community to take and Darkinjung people. More than “A security guard will be on site with the plan. The draft plan of management advantage of the school’s 70 Aboriginal sites containing but parents and local residents The report notes the current is on public exhibition until play equipment over the July more than 200 objects have been are our eyes and ears so we very plan of management was approved September 30 and anyone can school holidays. recorded in the park and nearby much appreciate you visiting our in 1985. review the plan of management The school is taking part in areas. school at these times,” Ms Balfour The draft plan has been and provide comments. the NSW Government’s Share It includes diverse landscapes said. updated to take account of new At the end of the public Our Space program which sees from beaches and steep cliffs SOURCE: information and plans guiding fire, exhibition period, the Service school grounds opened to the Newsletter, 25 Jun 2019 through to rainforest and pest, weed and threatened species will review submissions and may public over holiday periods so that Lynn Balfour, Ettalong heathland. The coastline in Bouddi communities can take advantage Public School

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NEW OFFICE NOW AT lower water rates 433 Ocean Beach Road Umina Beach 2257 Central Coast Council will manageable, helping to reduce bill introduce quarterly water shock and ease financial pressure bills for the Peninsula, along for a number of residents and 4339 7644 with lower average water customers. Lois Jones “A more frequent bill can also rates, from July 1. help residents budget better as 0439 739 324 Our aim is to sell 18 14 properties in the next 4 months. The average annual water well as identify leaks more readily bill is expected to fall by around CAN YOU HELP US?? - We have a buyer needing a to ensure we are all using our $330 in the former Gosford local water responsibly.” government area following a recent 5 Bedroom home with a budget of $1mill to $1.2 mill While welcoming the decision by the NSW Independent streamlining of services and lower Recommendation – Serene Painting and Decorating Glen 0420204200 Daniel 0424144229 Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal. water prices, mayor Cr Jane Smith As well, residents and has encouraged continued wise NEW PROPERTY UMINA BEACH $820,000-$850,000 customers in the former Gosford water use. LGA will receive their water bills Jessica Walsh RIVETING REAL ESTATE “We must remember that like quarterly instead of bi-annually, in 0423 907 911 To have and to hold!! most of NSW, the Central Coast line with the same cycle already in This property and fully is affected by drought and we place in the former Wyong LGA. rejuvenated home encourage everyone to continue to Central Coast Council will also must be seen!! use water wisely.” move the stormwater drainage This attractive Family home Cr Smith said the Tribunal’s charge, which current appears on set on a level block in the recent determination should see the rates account for Peninsula most convenient part of the annual water bill for a typical residents, to the water account – Umina Beach. 3 +2 +DLUG household in the former Gosford again reflecting what is already in The real surprise is that LGA fall by about $330 in 2019-20, place in the former Wyong LGA. Robert Spiteri there is a council approved Nicole French and a typical bill for a household Council chief financial officer 0435 716 561 plans for a 270m2, two 0401 712 454 in the former Wyong LGA fall by Mr Craig Norman said while these storey strata home at the about $150 per year, depending changes would not impact the rear of the block with its on water usage. bottom line of the consumer, but own entrance.. 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Media release, 1 Jul 2019 DEVELOPMENTS, MANAGEMENTS, COMMERCIALS, RESIDENTIAL, INVESTMENT, INDUSTRIAL, AUCTION, LEASING, SALES He said spreading water Craig Norman, Central charges across four bills, Coast Council REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, PROPERTY MANAGERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS instead of two, made bills “more Renovating? Need New Blinds, Awnings or Shutters? Come Visit The Coast’s Biggest Showroom For Blinds, Plantation Shutters and Awnings, including motorization. Or call for a Free in-home Measure and Quote. $100 off when you mention this paper# CHOOSE THE LOCAL EXPERTS AT 18/482 Pacific Highway, Wyoming. Ph : 02 4324 8800 www.premiershades.com.au # conditions apply. 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Central Coast Council has towards ensuring that Clown in the lead-up to the fun run, which would be extracted from an “Whether it be providing refused to permit a fence has Doctors can continue to spread takes place in Sydney on August approved bore to be drilled yet distraction during infusions, giving now sought permission for joy and laughter to some of the 11. no detail of this approval was encouragement during a physio most vulnerable members of our Anybody interested in donating two underground rainwater provided. The comment added session or simply making a child community, sick and injured kids,” can find her sponsorship page on tanks. that Water NSW needed to be feel less alone the Clown Doctors Ms Bowtell said. the Everyday Hero website. The owner Mr Tony Denny has consulted. are an integral part of patient- Ms Bowtell, an active member of SOURCE: taken the fence refusal to the Land SOURCE: centered care. and Environment Court. the Country Women’s Association Website, 28 Jun 2019 DA Tracker, 3 Jul 2019 “All money raised will go Emily Bowtell, Woy Woy Permission for the underground DA 56341, Central Coast Council Woy Woy branch, will raise money tanks was originally sought in April. The application initially included a request for an equestrian arena but an amended statement of environmental effects submitted in June only mentions the tanks. The applicant CEO Architectural said the proposal would involve excavating and earthworks and concrete structures. Public submissions on the council website DA Tracker show opposition to the development. One submission said the amended statement still had insufficient information to permit a proper and adequate assessment. It said the application described the proposal as including two water tanks while the plan only showed one. It provided for a depth of 2.4m for the tank yet it describes the necessary excavation as minimal and identifies the site as class 5 for acid sulphate soils, increasing the likelihood of intersection with those soils at such a depth. The submission said the tanks were said to be for rainwater but there was no nearby structure to

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The Rotary Club of Woy Global March to take place Woy held its 2019-2020 Changeover on June 28. DQCW SOLICITORSon the & LAWYERS Coast September on 20 Mr Don Tee was elected as club Woy Woy Rotary president Mr Don Tee, Ms Sue Tee facebook.com/groups/149962155030538 president, with Mr John Hardin and past president Mr Russell Grove being newly-elected to the board. Mr Tee thanked outgoing Specialising in: president Mr Russell Grove, for his FAMILY LAW CONVEYANCING efforts over the past year. Three Rotarians were also • Divorces • De facto • Purchase & Sale of Property honoured with awards for service • Children's Issues • Property • Refinancing Mortgages on the night, with Ms Sue Tee • Binding Financial Agreements • Purchase & Sale of Business receiving her Triple Sapphire Pin • Leasing • Retirement Villages and Mr Grove and Mr Vic Brown WILLS & ESTATES their Double Sapphire Pins. • Probate, Wills & Disputes COURT APPEARANCES The Changeover ended with • Power of Attorney • Criminal Law • AVO Matters a brief outline of the club’s plans for the new year from each • Enduring Guardianship • Traffic Matters • Drink Driving committee chair as well as a So much more than just law… commitment to continue popular Linda Emery community events organised by Lawyer the club including its Anzac Day Dawn Service and Opera in the Since 1983 Arboretum. 4323 4766 Hospital & SOURCE: Email: [email protected] Newsletter, 1 Jul 2019 Home Visits Vic Deeble, Rotary Club of Woy Woy By Appointment Ground Floor, Suite 6, 22 Watt St Gosford Web: www.lindaemery.com.au

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Other Regional News - In brief Peninsula News focuses on in the most recent edition of on www.centralcoastnews.net Need to remove news specifically relating to each of our sister Central Coast Copies of these other post code areas 2256 and publications. The full articles and publications may be obtained 2257. Given the advent of the more, as well as all previously from our offices in Gosford, by dead tree new Central Coast Council, published editions, can be subscription, or from a myriad of following is a summary of the seen on line on our website locations in the areas covered first 9 news articles published www.peninsulanews.info and by each publication.

As long-term residents of Woy Woy, we recently sent Forum emails to FACS and Spotless, work had not been approved and who are the managers of it seemed nothing would be done. community housing on the My family offered help and Central Coast. support in removing the tree, as a The emails were regarding a 27 JUNE 2019 YOUR INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER - PH: 4325 7369 ISSUE 210 means of resolving this issue. dead tree on an affordable housing The housing estate in question complex next to our property. has a high elderly and disabled Regional Development Australia calls Cultural Precinct costs could soar to Gosford CBD developments update The offices of Lucy Wicks and tenant demographic which Gosfordfor collaborative approach CBD well over $200m Leisl Tesch were both sent copies, increases the need for action here. given they are the Federal and Just a year ago the Gosford skyline was Regional Development Australia, Central Coast Councillor , Greg Best, The office of Liesl Tesch State Members respectively. full of the sight of cranes at work on a Central Coast (RDACC), has welcomed has called for more public transparency contacted the local affordable The dead tree is sizable and variety of majordevelopments projects which were announcements in the recent State Budget update around planning for a Cultural Precinct in housing offices for a report on moves around disturbingly in to kickstart the rejuvenation of the city regarding infrastructure funding across the heart of Gosford, and fears costs for where the work was at and ust a year ago the ready. blustery conditions. provided us with feedback that it centre.Gosford skyline the Coast, but say that we need to start the project could soar toA spokesmanwell over said $200m. Council’s Jwas full of the sight expansion and upgrade of The concern is that it will likely has been approved to begin work of cranes at work on a working as a region to attract critical, the Gosford CBD water and variety of major projects sewage system was on track fall across the fence, crashing soon. which were to kickstart to be delivered over the next All levels of government five years, involving upgrades through our pergola, and possibly My family are grateful for the the rejuvenation of the Controversial Terrigal boardwalk No major announcementsto existing water beyond and sewer injuring people or worse. effort shown by Liesl Tesch’s office. city centre. meet to discuss roads and shared infrastructure as well as new approved with conditions election commitments in NSW budget When discussing any progress But in recent months, many of pathways infrastructure in key areas Email, 3 Jul 2019 the cranes have disappeared, across the CBD area. on the removal of the dead tree asAfter some months projects have of discussion been and community Central Coast Mayor, Jane Smith, put The NSW Budget, handedThese downinclude ontwo Junenew Mike Harris, Woy Woy input,completed Central while progress Coast on Council has finallyCoast MPs in the hotseat regarding 18, has been met withsewer a mixed pump reaction stations, on with FACS, it was clear that the several other key proposals new connections to the votedhas stagnated. to match State government election promises made prior to recent the Coast, with MemberPresident’s for Terrigal, Hill reservoir Adam zone The completion of the and to the Gosford Hospital fundingATO, the offinance $2,938,600 building and proceed with State and Federal elections, when she Crouch, welcoming a redevelopment,$802m surplus new lowerand NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR constructionand Bonython Tower,of a controversialat boardwalk hosted the first in a series of forums on Labor MPs, Liesl Teschpressure (Gosford)sewer systems and to opposite ends of Mann St, the Gosford Racecourse, and atwere Terrigal, a promising with start several to conditions. June 21. David Mehan (the Entrance),7.7km of water saying mains itand is Peninsula Village Ltd is a leading provider of retirement living and the rejuvenation, but several 6.4km of sewer mains. residential care services based in Umina on the Central Coast of NSW, major projects, including the Council has also rolled out more than 260 parking sensors Waterside and Mariner Plaza sale if the development was Director, Caine King, said he a regional library, performance either sit on the land or sell it.” with a reputation for providing high quality services. Peninsula Village is Coastal Open Space System Special unit to be established to deal Waste Managementin Strategythe CBD, following reaches on from developments, seem to have not finished by that date,” hoped to see an increase in centre and linking walkways Smith said new planning the successful implementation embarking on a Board renewal process to prepare the organisation for its come to a standstill. Dunn said. development applications as on a block bounded by Mann champions sought with violent detainees controls setpublic by the consultation State of car parking stage sensors in The Raine and Horne Commercial, business confidence restores. and Donnison Sts, would innovative and exciting future. “In the last Sydney property Government might not be “the Haven and Surf Club at Terrigal Central Coast, Sales Agent, be “an important project to boom, some developers were “There was a bit of a right mix” for Gosford. in 2018. CentralAndrew Dunn, Coast thinks Mayor,the holding Jane back Smith,completion isof stallA special in DAs unitfollowing for thesmall stimulate numbers activity” inof the high- CBD. Central Coast Council is encouraging The Government introduced “The installation of sensors We are seeking individuals with: property market is “on its way projects so they could take the amalgamation of Gosford and Confirmation of the exact calling on residents to join Council in risk detainees is to be set up at Frank thoseits State interested Environmental in helpsshaping residents the and futurevisitors back” following recent State property back and sell it for a Wyong councils,” King said. site is expected later this year, Planning Policy (SEPP), identify available parking protectingand Federal elections. the Coast’s naturalhigher price. environment Baxter Juvenile Justiceonce Centre commercial at negotiationsKariong of waste and resource recovery across Knowledge of Directors’ responsibilities - a general understanding of “There wasn’t much covering Gosford CBD, in through the ParkSpot (Central “We could potentially see “To protect purchasers and confidence in the market have been completed. October, 2018. the governance and strategic role of a Board as well as individual Directors’ bymore becomingdevelopments movinga Coastal Open Space in the wake of a violent outbreak at the the region to registerCoast for NSW)a community app,” the the integrity of ‘off the plan of being able to get larger “The completion of the “I believe the government spokesman said. forward as the market sales’, the State Government projects off the ground.” ATO building and others in legal, ethical, fiduciary and financially responsible, broad understanding of System (COSS) Champion. centre on June 9. workshop.should have been more “Using real time data, recovers,” Dunn said. made changes to the the CBD have already made King said new State modest in its controls,” Smith ParkSpot displays areas A major stumbling block for legislation. a difference, and hopefully, regulatory compliance issues; planning controls introduced said. of available, restricted and the larger projects, he said, these things, combined with The full articles and more“Unfortunately, can be seen one on of line these on ourin 2018 website were helpingwww.centralcoastnews.net to build Coast Community“Just News going focusses higher is on not news unrestricted specifically parking related in the could be attributed to changes protections was that the confidence. the Gosford Hospital expansion necessarily viable. Strategic Expertise - demonstrated ability to contribute to effective to theto “sunset post codeclause” areas for “off 2250, 2251, 2260 and articles can also be read and shared on your mobile phone by going to www.coastcommunitynews.com.au.streets of the Gosford CBD. maximum sunset period be “We have seen a little bit and a projected university Prior to the government the plan sales” made in recent The sensors run between decision making by the Board through constructive analysis, problem two years. more interest since the State campus, will bring in more setting new planning controls, years in NSW. people and stimulate local Donnison St and Erina St, and “Many of these larger and Federal elections and we developers were already Baker St and Albany St North. solving and questioning at a strategic level; The sunset clause is used developments in Gosford can’t hope to see even more DAs business,” Smith said. permitted to build to 20 We look at some of the when buyers purchase “off be completed in two years, lodged,” he said. As far as stalled projects storeys, she said. Issue 168 the plan”, as is common with key building sites in the CBD Financial literacy - the ability to read and comprehend accounts and other so developers need to fund “Everything we see being went, Smith said once Council “Council’s role is not just 3 July 2019 many high rise residential and their current state of the project commencement built now is from (approvals) had approved a DA, project to please developers but to financial material presented to the Board; developments and the development. without any pre-sales. five years ago or so. timeframes were then a matter create liveable spaces. clause sets a time by which “At present, the market depth “We still need new for the developer. a development must be “Massive towers need to Risk Management - understanding of and the ability to analyse, assess and availability of project developers coming in to keep “A lot of land banking has completed. be balanced by the correct funding make this scenario the market flowing.” been a problem in the past,” infrastructure and open and manage material, strategic and organisational risks; “Historically, either the buyer far too risky for a developer to Central Coast Mayor, Jane she said. spaces.” More on or the seller was entitled to entertain,” Andrew Dunn said. Smith, said Council’s planned “Various developers would withdraw from the property Council is doing its bit to pages 3 to 5 Personal qualities- should align with Peninsula Villages’ Core Values of But CKDS Architecture Cultural Precinct, to comprise gain DA approval and then make the city development Integrity, Community, Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence;

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However, Wallarah 2 Coal Project approval New ING call centre proposedE-mail: [email protected] a broad understanding of Aged Care and its impact on individuals, families Website: www.centralcoastnews.netTourism Opportunity Plan released Wallarahwelcomed by mining union 2 Coalfor WyongProjectMobile Website: www.coastcommunitynews.com.au approval and carers would be an advantage; and The NSW Government’s approval of mining Public art depicting the history and future One of the biggest industries on the Previous board experience- highly desirable. leases to allow the Wallarah 2 Coal Project of Wyong is the building design feature of a Central Coast, tourism, brought about Peninsula Village has a well-established Governance structure. The to proceed iswelcomed a “common sense” decision proposed by$11.3 commercial mining development. $910m union to the region in 2018, but visitor existing Board is well-established, forward-thinking, providing strategic that will boost regional jobs and business growth numbers still fall short of the NSW leadership to facilitate the future success, growth and competitiveness of opportunities, according to Australia’s main average. the organisation. New Board members should have experience in at least trade union for the mining industry. one of the following areas: • Accounting / Finance - CPA/CA Funds promised for roads at election Tuggerah Lakes Private Hospital Yasmin Catley appointed Deputy Labor • Legal / Contractual unfairly skewed away from Dobell Myrtle Creek officially opened Leader • Aged Care Sector Transformation Federal Member for Dobell, Emma The newest health care facility on the Swansea MP, Yasmin Catley, will serve • Business Transformation and Mergers / Acquisitions McBride, is calling on the Liberal Central Coast, TuggerahJilliby Creek Lakes Private as Deputy Labor Leader which marks • Stra tegic Leadership / Governance Jilliby Government to make good on roads Hospital, Kanwal, has created more than the first time since the 1960s a regional • Customer Service Sparks Road funding promised to the electorate. Little Jilliby100 jobs so far and an investment of $31m representative has served in the leadership • Stra tegic Human Resources in facilities and equipment. team of the NSW Labor Party. As a not-for-profit organisation, Directors of Peninsula Village Ltd receive no financial compensation, except for specific expenses, for their involvement in the Board. M1 Motorway M1 motorists to move onto newly built The ArmstrongEntrance Creek Waterfront Boardwalk is 57 percent of clients at The Glen had Hue Hue Road To obtain further information please contact Chris Westacott by email on permanentYaramalong Roadnorthbound lanes now the Tony Sheridan Walkway amphetamine addiction [email protected] Motorists are advised of changed traffic The Entrance Waterfront Boardwalk has Board members of Chittaway based Applications close 5 pm 5 August. conditions on the M1 Pacific Motorway been renamed in honour of Tony Sheridan. men’s rehabilitation centre, The Glen, Peninsula Village Ltd northbound approaching the Wyongservice Creek have reflected0km on the last 12 2kmmonths of 91 Pozieres Avenue, Umina, NSW 2257 centre as work continues on the M1 operations during their latest strategic upgrade between Tuggerah and Doyalson.A conceptual plan of Wallarah 2 showing the longwalls where coal will be minedplanning meeting. he NSW Northern District which is the main water would comply with bring $830m in royalties “As for royalties, it will TGovernment’s President of the catchment area for TWOthe the high standards BEDROOM to the state. be at least three years approval of mining WyongConstruction, Regional Forestry, Chronicle Centralfocuses Coast. on news specificallyrequired relating of to postNSW code coal areas Central 2258, 2259,Coast 2261,Greens 2262, before a single tonne of Mining and Energy Union developments,” Jordan coal is extracted from leases to allow the & 2263. The full articlesMajority and more canowner be seen on our website www.centralcoastnews.netMLC and spokesperson Wallarah 2 Coal (CFMEU), Peter Jordan, Kores Australia, which said. for Mining, Coal and CSG, the project, and that’s said the community had manages the mine underRETIREMENT “As with any project, Abigail Boyd, “seriously assuming KoresUNIT satisfies Project to proceed is been waiting a long time the name Wyong Coal, our focus will be on questions” those the licence condition for a “common sense” for the jobs that would is a subsidiary of Korea representing workers employment figures. the ground water study decision that will flow from this project. 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change local character forever National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Bouddi National Park Draft Plan The Peninsula News edition It may be a one kilometre radius 472 raises Central Coast today, but it may be extended of Management on exhibition until Forum further in the future. Council’s plan for a one 30 September 2019: comments sought kilometre radius around Woy Woy is at risk of being transformed by medium density Woy Woy to be designated LETTERS TO housing, losing its village appeal The Bouddi National Park Draft Plan of Management is on exhibition medium density residential. and tourist attraction. until 30 September 2019. The built form will be a low to THE EDITOR I am concerned about the should be sent to: The plan may be viewed at: medium rise development with potential loss of the distinctive and a focus on town houses and villa Peninsula News variable architectural character of • National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) Girrakool Office development. our houses and our gardens. (59 Girrakool Road, Somersby) Under the Department of PO Box 1056, Gosford 2250 or [email protected] The pause button needs to be • NPWS Lake Munmorah Office Planning’s definition of medium pushed on Central Coast rezoning. (Blue Wren Drive, Munmorah SCA, Wybung) density housing, this could mean See Page 2 for Sydney is facing a glut of • Maitland Bay Visitor Information Centre dual occupancies, manor houses contribution conditions apartments. (buildings of between two to four (The Scenic Road, Killcare Heights) According to the Sydney • Umina Beach Library (Corner West and Bullion Streets, Umina Beach) dwellings) and multi dwellings Morning Herald (June 11) about Sydney based organization, and • Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) Customer Centre houses (terraces, town houses 54,000 apartments built between Chris Johnson, the chief executive and villas). 2018 and 2019 are about to flood (Level 14, 59–61 Goulburn Street, Sydney) of the Urban Taskforce, have come Under the code, certain types the market and this, combined with • OEH ‘Have your say’ website at out in opposition to this planning of medium density housing would low buyer and tenant activity, will https://engage.environment.nsw.gov.au/consult approach, on the basis it will be classified as “complying lead to an oversupply of units. result in widespread change to the Submissions on the plan must be received by 30 September 2019 by: development”, making it much It also (June 22-23, 2019) character of our suburbs and in our • email to [email protected]; or easier for landowners and reported that another 140,000 will case on the Central Coast, of our developers to gain development be built in the next five years. • mail to: Manager Planning Evaluation and Assessment, towns and villages. approval, but the code will apply While Central Coast Council PO Box 95, Parramatta NSW 2124.; or The NSW Government is only in areas where medium would like to see more working • using the online form on the OEH ‘Have your say’ website. advocating for a medium density density housing is allowed under opportunities, providing of low-rise but bulky, multi-density Your comments on the draft plan may include ‘personal information’. planning laws developed by key services to surrounding housing inserted extensively. See www.environment.nsw.gov.au/help/privacy.htm for information on councils. communities, the reality is that I believe that the proliferation of how we will treat any personal information you provide. BLZ_LP0061 The NSW Planning department now and for the foreseeable future, medium-density, low-rise dwellings imposed this medium density most Woy Woy residents commute will generate more car congestion housing proposal on all councils to Sydney for employment. For more information, contact and will forever change the local with a July 1 deadline. Email, 1 Jul 2019 [email protected]. Both Save our Suburbs, a character. Suraya Coorey, Woy Woy

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I would like to thank the kind Others, including John, who whether on rooftops, in solar farms There is no doubt that climate people who came to my aid. located my wife and the people who or solar gardens, will deliver huge change is happening and the Darren and Erin (if my memory supplied towels to keep me warm LETTERS TO savings on electricity prices to its consequences of it are affecting our is correct) helped me from the surf were all very much appreciated. ratepayers, as well as drastically daily lives here on the Peninsula. and insisted I lie down and not To the ambulance crew and the THE EDITOR reduce carbon emissions. Record temperatures over the should be sent to: move. firefighters who carried me from This is an eminently sensible most recent summer bears witness This proved to be vital as I had the beach, I also say thanks. policy and will, ultimately, save this. Peninsul a News no idea how badly I had been It appears I should make a full Peninsula residents money and To deny climate change is folly PO Box 1056, Gosford 2250 or injured. recovery due to the effort of those angst. in the extreme. [email protected] I had fractured three vertebrates who came to my assistance. I would like to challenge The time for opinion is over. The and two ribs. Many sincere thanks to you all. See Page 2 for Council to consider an even more time to act is almost too late. Darren told me he had done a Email, 1 Jul 2019 Thankfully, Central Coast contribution conditions ambitious target of achieving net first aid course recently and this Michael Kemmis, Glenorie Council’s deliberation of its draft zero emissions by 2030 rather than the modest goal of doing so climate change policy on Monday, follow suit. by 2050. July 8, after many months of The development of a climate Already we see communities community consultation, ushers in change action plan, with relevant across Australia, such as Monash a new phase in how we can work strategies that outline actions University, the City of Sydney together to tackle the effect of on climate change within the Developers have and the ACT, whose population is climate change on the Peninsula. Central Coast community, and equivalent to that of the Central I commend the climate change development, business and Coast LGA, aiming for that goal. won hands down draft policy as a practical and valid industry sectors, is essential. 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Defibrillators installed in supermarkets

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Brisbane Water Secondary College’s farm has welcomed supervisor leaves new twin lambs in late May. The twins are being handled by Year 7 agriculture students who after 18 years have been enjoying bottle feeding the pair. “Sue has ensured that our Newly appointed campus Umina Beach Public School students and their parents have principal Ms Kerrie O’Heir said the has farewelled its long-time been safe while using the crossing lambs were healthy and growing crossing supervisor Ms Sue rain, hail or shine. well. Hickey. “She always has a smile on her She said their popularity was to Ms Hickey has been supervising face and a warm word for people be expected. the school crossing on Hobart Ave as they cross safely to and from “You can never have enough for the past 18 years but donned our school,” Ms Davis said. cute lamb feeding photos,” she her vest for the last time on July 5. SOURCE: Principal Ms Lyn Davis said Ms said. Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 SOURCE: Hickey had been a much loved Lyn Davis, Umina Beach Social media, 25 Jun 2019 member of the school community Public School Kerrie O’Heir, BWSC Umina and would be missed.

Knocked out of knockout Kindergarten students competition

Umina Beach Public School’s “The teams played against shown college farm Girls and Boys Basketball schools from all over the Central teams have been knocked Coast and played with great Agriculture students from Newly-appointed campus Ashleigh Causer, Cameron Pollack, out of the PSSA Basketball sportsmanship and teamwork. Brisbane Water Secondary principal Ms Kerrie O’Heir said the Caitlin Fairbrother and Seth Page “Unfortunately, they were students were excellent guides were hands on, teaching the kids Knockout Competition. unsuccessful in moving on to College Umina campus have “Both teams went to Gosford welcomed kindergarten and teachers to the visitors on all about the animals and showing Round 5.” June 27. them around.” City Sports Stadium in Terrigal students from the Coast SOURCE: “Students Gabby Balsys, Blake SOURCE: to play in Rounds 1 to 4 of the Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 Christian School for a tour of Wild, Calum Lehman-Grant, Social media, 27 Jun 2019 competition on June 27,” said Lyn Davis, Umina Beach the College farm. Kerrie O’Heir, BWSC Umina principal Ms Lyn Davis. Public School @ Winter Blues Festival at Diggers The Entrance Diggers @ The Entrance is proud to be a major part of the annual Winter Jazz and Blues Festival held at The Entrance on the weekend of July 12 to 14. The following high quality line–up of over 34 Blues artists has been booked to provide twelve hours of outstanding free blues entertainment for all to enjoy.

Friday, July 12 you on a journey to the deep south, OAM, lead vocals; Alfredo Zotti on rack harp, add some progressions MC and vocalist, Paul Wilson, is Because the music blends all where the Delta blues was born, and piano and Hammond; Alan Nash on over amplified finger style and mostly known around the Coast for these elements, it has a broad and then through the ages and styles from Drums; and, Ian Hyden on bass. stomp box, you have Jack Derwin running the Big Blues Jams that immediate appeal to just about past to present. performing an eclectic blend of blues attract large numbers of outstanding everyone. In his show, Mark incorporates covers and originals. musicians. Although every Squeezers’ instruments such as the resonator He gives an audience the best in nu Paul is joined by Andrew Webster, a performance is a show in itself, the guitar with slide, cigar box guitar, and kool blues & roots with a dynamic noted jazz guitarist, Warren Henry, a band is ideal with a crowd that likes a stomp box to keep the beat. edge. well known author with a drumming to get up and dance. He uses a unique picking style he His recent album, ‘Umina Blue’, pedigree, and multi-instrumentalist, learnt from Brother John from the charted at no 8 on the Australian Walter de Jong, who has the uncanny Blues Preachers. blues and roots charts. ability to provide a perfect harmony in Mark will be joined by, Eric K. Betts, With a slew of festivals right around any song, any genre, at the same time BluesAngels on blues harp and vocals to create Australia, NZ and Asia scattered as he plays Hammond organ. 7.30pm – 8.30pm a versatile and dynamic sound, and, behind him, 3 chain award And it’s all anchored by, Mick Field, Traditional Graffiti 10pm – 11pm David Rowlands, on washboard to nominations for best album, song who’s played bass for an extensive create a trio. 3.45pm – 4.45pm and male vocalist, songs on global list of Melbourne blues bands. collections and Qantas playlists, Saturday, July 13 Eric and David have both had considerable experience with many ‘Traditional Graffiti’ is the roots Jack’s eclectic song list, pitches 7.30pm – 8.30pm BluesAngels blues bands and are masters of their music experience that evolved out somewhere between non-purist old art. of Australia’s ever-popular gang of school blues, outback sunsets and Blues Wranglers Guitars and gobirons, mandos and English ex-pats, the Wheeze & Suck urban lights and themes. Saturday, July 13 10pm – 11pm Saturday July 13 banjos, swinging saxophone and Band. Jack brings his performance to the 7.30pm – 8.30pm creampuff clarinet, the Beatles Ian ‘The Pump’ Macintosh (Melodeon, festival with two brilliant musicians, After jamming together at the bass and a thimbleful of washboard guitar, Harp), John ‘Red Tips’ Milce Warren Ambrose on 5 string bass Central Coast Blues Society in 2015, waling, spoons, kalimba and the (Percussion, jokes) and Nigel ‘Muddy’ guitar, and local resident, Mick Huxley Les(Birdman)Blundell (harmonica) junkyard drumkit; it’s trad east coast Waters (Mandolin, Cello Mandolin, on drums and percussion. and Trent Taylor (guitar & vox) formed blues the way we don't often hear it. Harp & Guitar), continue their unique a duo. Pre-WW1 songcatchers matched readings of traditional, ceremonial In 2016, they were joined by, Dan with post-WW2 blues-bashers and and contemporary roots material. Batton guitar) and, Belinda Taylor modern times' funkin’ rootsabilly. After re-emerging in 2018 following (keys), followed by bass and drums, Born in 2010, BluesAngels, the the end of the Wheeze & Suck Band’s and began playing numerous venues Central Coast’s premier folk blues successful 7 albums and 22 years across the Central Coast. band has played fests from Goulburn of activity, Traditional Graffiti has The Squeezers In 2018, a lineup change brought in, blues to Dorrigo bluegrass, St Albans appeared at many festivals and clubs Wayne Lawler(bass) and Al Smith 8.45pm – 9.45pm folk to The Entrance jazz, and many, around NSW, and released a new (drums). The Squeezers’ music is best many more. album, ‘Traditional Graffiti 1’, in May, With a diverse range of Blues tunes Blast From the described as “swingin’ rhythm and 2019. from the classics to the early Blues Past Blues Band blues, with a touch of soul”. Two Buck tracks of ZZ Top and Fleetwood 2.30pm – 3.30pm Blues Band Several years ago, the Squeezers Mac, with moody melodies to foot 6.15pm – 7.15pm started performing in addition to stomping rhythm and more, you are the Lemon Squeezin’ Daddies, with Blast from the Past is a band made The Two Buck Band mostly plays sure to get your Blues fix. a similar but different repertoire, up of professional jazz and blues what some people describe as cool occasionally a bit bluesier and always musicians that play in other bands. blues, an eclectic style that moves a bit more relaxed, but with the same They get together occasionally to play between jazz, county, zydeco and focus on fun and entertainment. some jazz and blues such as is the rockabilly, but with a story. The core of the Squeezers repertoire case for this year’s Jazz and Blues Frequently this “story” takes them Festival at the Diggers Club, The is “swing blues”. Mark ‘N the Blues Jack Derwin Trio into unexpected places, both Entrance. musically and narratively, which is Think of this as being at the crossroad 8.45pm – 9.45pm 5pm – 6pm The members of this great quintet are: part of the reason people follow them, where blues meets jazz and rock n On slide, resonator, unique vocals and Let Mark’s passion for the blues take Ian Mason on guitar; Helena Brunner and why they play together. roll. 8 July 2019 - Peninsula News - Page 21 Education Former student designs indigenous rugby jersey

Former Brisbane Water Secondary College student IT’S Mr Dylan Barnes has had his design featured on the NSW Waratahs inaugural indigenous rugby jersey. Mr Barnes, from Empire Bay, is a self-taught Wiradjuri artist. His design was chosen after a recommendation to NSW Rugby SALE by the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience. Mr Barne’s design was worn by the Waratahs during their Super Rugby clash earlier this year. Waratah’s player Kurtley Beale praised Mr Barnes’ design and said the jerseys provided some welcome visibility to the indigenous communities of NSW. TIME! “I’ve always had a passion to be able to push forward my culture and raise awareness at such a platform,” Kurtley Beale said. INSTEP “For the Waratahs to be able to recognise and acknowledge our culture is extremely powerful and “It’s another great opportunity to Foundation. hopefully we can continue this.” do that on the weekend, bringing FOOTWEAR He said the design had “15 of together indigenous and non- SOURCE: these small circles that resemble indigenous players to celebrate a Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 Good old fashioned service with a smile the players on the field and the special week and take us in the Rebecca Cooper, BWSC Woy Woy Website, 2 Jul 2019 lines in between, linking them direction we all want to go.” Roger Davis, NSW Waratahs Shop 136 - Imperial Shopping Centre all together as one to tie in with The jerseys have since been Reconciliation Week which is a big auctioned by the Waratahs to Gosford - 4324 2264 part of our history. raise funds for the Richard Tombs

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Melbourne Avenue - Umina Beach, New South Wales www.clubumina.com.au - 4343 9999 Page 24 - Peninsula News - 8 July 2019 COASTAL DIARY A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF EVENTS OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS ON THE CENTRAL COAST

MONDAY, JUL 8 Come Celebrate Bastille The Scouts and Guides: THURSDAY, JUL 25 FRIDAY, AUG 9 THURSDAY, AUG 15 SATURDAY, AUG 24 Day with the Alliance Central Coast Gang Show, Calling all Learner Drivers - Française Conversation Laycock Street Theatre Council Pop Up, Shannon Noll - The Singles Hitler’s Daughter, Learn how to Service your Group, Auditorium, Ticketed, Wyong Village Central, Tour, The Art House Wyong, Car with Hyundai, Erina League Club, First 18/07 - 20/07, Multiple The Ettalong Diggers, Ticketed, 16/08 - 16/08, Booth’s Hyundai - 10am - 12pm attendance is free, Sessions yourvoiceourcoast.com Ticketed, 8:30pm Multiple Screening’s Tuggerah, 6pm - 7:30pm 10am - 12pm Night Fever - A Tribute to the Bee Gees, TUESDAY, JUL 9 FRIDAY, JUL 19 SATURDAY, AUG 10 FRIDAY, AUG 16 Songs of Paul Simon - Central Coast Speech and The Ettalong Diggers, Simon & Garfunkel to Drama Eisteddfod, Shaun Kirk, Ticketed, 8:30pm Top Dog Film Festival Elton John & Time Rice’s Graceland, Aida: A Timeless Love Story, Gosford Uniting Church, The Rhythm Hut, 4343 0111 Avoca, 13 & 14/07, Ticketed, 6:30pm www.ettalongdiggers.com Avoca Beach Picture Laycock Street Theatre Laycock Street Theatre, Gosford, Ticketed, Ticketed, 09/07 - 13/07, Registrations now open Theatre, Ticketed, The Bays Art Show - Roald Dahl’s The Twits, Gutsy Girls Adventure Film 8pm, 4323 3233 2pm & 7:30pm Sessions 7pm - 9:30pm The Art House Theatre, www.centralcoast.nsw.gov.au/ Central Coast Mariners Opening Night Cocktail Tour 2019, Steve Smillie & Friends, Function, Ticketed, 25/07 - 27/07, Avoca Beach Picture Tuggerah Lakes U3A theatres/whats-on THURSDAY, JUL 11 vs. Sutherland Sharks Robert Knox Hall CC FC, 19 Woy Woy Bay Rd, Multiple Screening’s Theatre, Ticketed, presents a Talk on Conservatorium COSS Connections Pluim Park Lisarow, 7:30pm - 10:30pm 4335 1485 7pm ‘The Call of the Outback - www.thearthousewyong. Gosford, Ticketed, Daisy Bates & Guided Bird Walk, Free entry, 10:30am Children’s Medical com.au Rugby League The Musical, 7:30pm, 4324 7477 Ernestine Hill’ Rumbalara Reserve, Research Institute - The Art House Wyong, www.trybooking.com/BBHNX The Entrance/Long Jetty Luna & Co Resin Workshop, Ticketed, 8am - 11am Book Stall, FRIDAY, JUL 26 Ticketed, 8:30pm RSL Hall, 10am - 12pm Alberts Line, Ticketed, 4349 4756 William Street Plaza, Free Chemical Cleanout Robot Song, 1pm - 3pm Tuggerah Lakes U3A Gosford, 8:30am - 3pm Strictly Ballroom The Drop Off, SUNDAY, AUG 18 Blues on the Mountain The Art House Wyong, Musical, presents a Talk on Mount Penang Event Children’s Mask Making ‘Switzerland – Its Neutrality featuring Karen Lee Ticketed, 10am & 1pm, SATURDAY, JUL 20 Laycock Street Community Park, 10 & 11/08, Workshop, & role in WW2’ Andrews, 4335 1485 Theatre, Ticketed, 9am - 3:30pm Mangrove Mountain Hall, www.thearthousewyong. Wallarah Peace Park, The Entrance/Long Jetty 26/07 - 10/08 www.cleanout.com.au Ticketed, 6pm com.au Ticketed, 9am - 12pm RSL Hall, 10am - 12pm Metro Fest - All Ages Live 2 Day Workshop - The Rotary Club Of Wyong Aged Care - A New SUNDAY, JUL 14 Band Night, SATURDAY, AUG 3 Alternative, Charcoal & ink artwork on Sydney International Tuggerah - Come Celebrate The Youth Art Warehouse, plywood, our 70th Birthday, Mingara events centre, Free Chemical Cleanout Piano Competition 0f Ticketed, 6pm - 10pm Yarramalong Store & Cafe, Wyong Golf Club, Ticketed, Booking’s required, Buddy Holly & The Australia, Drop Off, Ticketed, 9:30am 6pm $100 mingara food Beatles Tribute Show, Christmas in July, Charmhaven Council Gosford Anglican The Ettalong Diggers, The Makers Studio, Church, Ticketed, voucher for all Depot, 03 & 04//08, SUNDAY, AUG 11 THURSDAY, AUG 29 attendees Ticketed, 8pm Ticketed, 6 - 8pm 9am 3:30pm 2:30pm, Masterclass - Justice Crew, 4343 0111 0416 258 041 www.cleanout.com.au Handmade on the Coast, 12pm, 4324 7477 Council Pop Up, The Ettalong Diggers, www.ettalongdiggers.com SATURDAY, JUL 27 www.trybooking.com/BBHNX www.bit.ly/agedcareinfo Woy Woy Wharf, Lakehaven Shopping Ticketed, 7:45pm Carnevale 2019 Exhibition, 9am - 2pm Centre, 10am - 12pm 4343 0111 The Bays Art Show, Troubadour Folk Club - The Art House Wyong, Kiki Dee with Carmelo FRIDAY, JUL 12 yourvoiceourcoast.com www.ettalongdiggers.com The Bays Community Hall Witches Leap (Aust) 03 - 29/08 Country Music Festival Luggeri, Winter Blues Festival, Woy Woy, 20 & 21/07, Celtic Music, 2019, Laycock Street Theatre Handmade on the Coast, 10am - 4pm Auditorium, Ticketed, SATURDAY, AUG 31 Diggers at The Woy Woy Wharf, St. Lukes Hall, SUNDAY, AUG 4 The Waterfront Plaza and Entrance, Free, Memorial Park, 8pm 9am - 2pm The Ettalong Jazz Festival, Ticketed, 7pm Fun! Fun! Fun! Concert, The Swinging Sixties, 12/07 - 14/07, Multiple 10am - 4pm The Galleria - Ettalong Toukley Presbyterian Central Coast Leagues Club Sydney Roosters v Nth QLD Central Coast Asthma & WEDNESDAY, AUG 21 acts and sessions Beach, Free entry, Church, Donation entry, - Parkview Room, Ticketed, Cowboys, Respiratory Management, TUESDAY, AUG 13 11am - 5:30pm 2pm 8:30pm The Gosford Branch of Central Coast Stadium, Erina Leagues Club, Children’s Medical Ticketed, 2pm Free, 9am - 4:30pm The Food and Wine Festival, SATURDAY, SEP 7 Research Institute - SUNDAY, JUL 21 MONDAY, JUL 15 Mt Penang Gardens and Coffee Morning, Christmas in July Race Day, Event Park, Free entry, The Hits of the Crooner, The East Gosford Progress The Entertainment Grounds, 11am - 5pm Faulty Towers - The Laycock Street Theatre Hall, Ticketed, 10am Ticketed, 11am - 5:30pm Auditorium, Ticketed, Jazz Vocalist - Vince Jones, Dining Experience, Cinema under the Stars - Grigoryan Brothers 8pm Glenworth Valley’s Horses The Ettalong Diggers, Ocean Beach Hotel How to train your Dragon 3, - Past, Present and Birthday Festival, Ticketed, 5pm Umina, Ticketed, Everglades Country Club Future, SUNDAY, SEP 8 Camille and Co - A Glenworth Valley, 7pm, 4341 2322 Woy Woy, Free event, West Ham United TUESDAY, AUG 6 The Art House Wyong, Carnival of Song, Ticketed, 27/07 & 28/07, www.obhotel.com.au Handmade on the Coast, 6:15pm Player ID Camp 2019, Ticketed, 8pm St Patricks Catholic 9:30am Woy Woy Wharf, James Browne Oval, 4335 1485 FRIDAY, AUG 23 SATURDAY, JUL 13 Church Gosford, 9am - 2pm 15 & 16/07, 10am - SUNDAY, JUL 28 www.thearthousewyong. Ticketed, 2:30pm com.au Peter Williams Medium 2pm, 0434 413 140 Live, TUESDAY, SEP 10 Register at JazzLeague: Paul’s Pizza Search For Land Seminar, Laycock Street Theatre Don www.georgecowiefootball.com Tuggerah Community Hall, WEDNESDAY, AUG 14 Jazz - 5 piece led by Paul Diplomacy, Craig Room, Ticketed, Night and Day - The Doris Furniss, Ticketed, 10am - 3:30pm and Shirley Show, WEDNESDAY, JUL 17 The Art House Wyong, Tenori - Timeless, 7pm Central Coast Leagues Laycock Street Theatre Ticketed, 6/08 - 8pm, Laycock Street Theatre The AC/DC Story, Frank Ifield - Encore, Club, 2pm - 5pm JazzLeague: Mike Hallam’s Stepping Out - Tap-Dancing Auditorium, Ticketed, Hot Six, 7/08 - 2pm Auditorium, Comedy With Two Left Feet, Ettalong diggers, The Art House Wyong, Ticketed, 11am 11am Ticketed, 8:30pm Ticketed, 1pm Umina Beach Markets, Central Coast Leagues 4335 1485 The Art House Wyong, Club, Free, 2pm - 5pm www.thearthousewyong. Ticketed, 23 - 24/08, 4343 0111 Peninsula Recreational Stepping Out - Tap-Dancing SATURDAY, SEP 14 com.au 2pm & 8pm www.ettalongdiggers.com THURSDAY, JUL 18 Precinct, 9am - 2pm Comedy With Two Left Feet, FRIDAY, AUG 2 The Entrance Food & Wine THURSDAY, AUG 8 Laycock Street Theatre Leaving Jackson: The Christmas in July! Possum Magic: Tour and NXTGEN - Dimensions, Festival, Auditorium Gosford, Johnny Cash & June Carter Storytime School Holiday The Art House Wyong, Kiki Dee with Carmelo ThinkingBIG Central Coast The Entrance Lake House, Dinner & Show, Program, Ticketed, 14 - 16/08, Show, Club Umina, Ticketed, 6:30pm Luggeri, Innovation Summit, Ticketed, 11am - 9pm Laycock Street Theatre, The Art House Wyong, The Showroom Mingara 2pm & 8pm Laycock Street Theatre Ticketed, 6:30pm Free - Booking’s required, Ticketed, 8pm Recreation Club, Ticketed, Auditorium, Ticketed, 4343 9999 10am 7:30pm 7:30pm Basic entries in the Coastal Diary are FREE. Send information to [email protected] ENHANCED entries using bold typeface with an address, phone number and a live link are available for a small fee. Photographs can also be added for a small fee. All display advertisers are entitled to a free enhanced entry. 8 July 2019 - Peninsula News - Page 25 Out&About Three artists announced for art show The Bays Community Group has announced three of the local artists who will exhibit at The Bay’s Art Show. The exhibition and art auction is The Bays Community Group’s major annual fundraiser and will open at the Bays Community Hall from 7:30pm on July 19. The latest artists to be unveiled are Malcolm and Luka Vockins, and Wayne Hutchins. Comedy club The Vockins are a husband and wife duo of South African artists who work in the medium of resin. to perform at Ms Vockins is a jewellery designer and Mr Vockins is an artist who makes various pieces eisteddfod with resin. Mr Hutchins is an established Umina Beach Public School’s to perform for a maximum of three artist who has worked across multiple mediums in his career Comedy Club will perform at minutes. Mr and Mrs Malcolm and Luka Vochkins “The purpose of entering the including painting, drawing, the Central Coast Eisteddfod collage, graphic design and a university lecturer and written digital imagery and printmaking. during the July school Eisteddfod is not to win trophies, but for it to be a positive experience sculpture. pieces and done illustrations for SOURCE: Newsletter, 25 Jun 2019 holidays. for all the students. He has also dabbled in art several publications. “Over the weekend of July 13 Cathy Gleeson, Bays “This is the third year that the furniture design and manufacturing, For the last decade, Mr Hutchins and 14, a group of students from Community Group Comedy Club has competed at the mural painting and has also been has been primarily concerned with the Comedy Club will be travelling Eisteddfod. to Gosford Uniting Church to “I will be accompanying the perform in the Central Coast students who I am sure will Eisteddfod,” said club director Mr represent our school admirably,” Greg Buist. Mr Buist said. Jesse takes part in vocal program “They are entered in both the SOURCE: solo and group improvisation Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 Umina Beach Public School sections where the students are Lyn Davis, Umina Beach student Jesse Turner has given a topic and two minutes of Public School taken part in the NSW preparation before then they have Department of Education Performing Arts Unit’s Boys Vocal Program during Term 2. The program took place over three days with participating students singing together to record a number of songs. Participating students also got to a firsthand look at the operation of of sound and music in film and the program.” a recording studio, performed as a cinematography. The program included 100 group at the Entertainment Quarter Umina principal Ms Lyn Davis students from 27 schools. Markets and were visited by movie said: “Jesse particularly enjoyed SOURCE: producer Mr Jomon Thomas (Hotel the experience of recording Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 Mumbai, Damascus Cover) who the song Memories and Dust, Lyn Davis, Umina Beach Public School spoke to students about the use originally by Josh Pike as part of

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Weekly meetings Rehearsals Mondays 7.00pm Umina Club www.cottagecrafts.net.au minded senior folk - Details 50 Games every Sat night at Woy Woy, Bateau Bay and to 9.30pm Central Coast Melbourne Avenue from Geoff Volunteering Peninsula Community Centre, Central Coast Wyong Leagues Club, Dane Drive, McMasters Rd, Woy Woy,t Umina Beach Ettalong Beach Art 0447 882 150 Gosford Refers potential volunteers 1800 558 268 7.30pm. Proceeds to Woy 4342 1107 Ring Max on 4324 3631 & Crafts Centre to community orgs. Supports www.grow.org.au Woy Catholic Parish. Adult classes in Pottery Central Coast 50+ or Kieran 4324 1977 [email protected] The Partners of both volunteers and Meals on Wheels Watercolours, Oils, Acrylics, Singles Social Group community orgs. Training for Veterans Association Delicious meals delivered Pastels, Silvercraft, Ladies & gents dinner, volunteers & their managers. Troubadour Central Central Coast Family of Australia Inc Central Patchwork & Quilting dancing - BBQs & socialising free - Join us for a midday Coast Folk, Traditional Coast Sub Branch 4329 7122 meal - Help with shopping History Society Inc. 0412 155 391 each w/end. Monthly [email protected] & Acoustic Resources, information 4th Tues - 10am-1pm www.ebacc.com.au programme for all areas and cooking classes [email protected] Music and Spoken Word & advice to study your Kincumber Neighbourhood 4341 6699 0412 200 571 Wagstaffe to Killcare Concerts, Ukulele meets, and family’s history. Centre, 1/20 Kincumber St 0437 699 366 Hospital Art Community Sessions 1st Sat 1pm Lions Kincumber 0407 031 013 Protect and preserve the Mary Mac’s Place 4th Sat 7pm CWA Hall Woy Community Hall, 8 Russell Support Network for Partners Australia Inc. [email protected] Providing hot, freshly cooked of Past and present Australian Meet every Tue and Fri environment & residential Woy 4342 6716 Drysdale St, E. Gosford. nature of the Bouddi meals - Mon to Fri 11am-1pm [email protected] www.centralcoastfhs.org.au Defence Forces 9am-2pm - 109 Birdwood CCLC Indoor Bowls Peninsula and to strengthen with support, info & referrals 4324 5164 0403 499 905 Ave, Umina - Painting and Mon - Ladies Social Political Groups community bonds 4341 0584 Canvas drawing. Volunteers Wed Night - Mixed Social [email protected] Australian Labor Party welcome 2nd Mon, 7.30pm Central Coast Veterans’ Help Centre’ Sat - Mixed Social Political discussions, national, Assist all veterans & 0431 363 347 Wagstaffe Hall 4360 2945 Tenants’ Advice and New members welcome - [email protected] Overeaters state and local government families with pension & hospitalartaustralia.com.au tuition given Anonymous (OA) issues Advocacy Service Entertainment Help with issues with welfare issues. Community Centres level 2 Central Coast 12-step fellowship for those Mon & Wed 9am-1pm Leagues Club Frantastics Choir Inc landlords & real estate Peninsula Community with eating disorders. No Umina Ettalong Branch 4344 4760 Cnr Broken Bay 4334 3800 High quality variety dues, fees, or weigh-ins. agents? Free telephone Centre 2nd Mon Umina Beach Rd & Beach St Ettalong. entertainment available for Peninsula Com. Cntr, cnr. Mc advice and advocacy for [email protected]. Cnr Ocean Beach Rd & Bowling Club 7.30pm 4342 all tenants and residents in Freemasons matinee Masters Rd & Ocean Beach McMasters Rd Woy Woy 3676 residential parks. Who are they? bookings at your venue. Rd. Woy Woy, Fri 8pm Ourimbah/ Narara Woy Woy Ettalong Activities, programs and New members welcome. 0412 756 446 4353 5515 What do they do? 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Umina Beach Public School dancers Peninsula students attend dance festival Students from Umina Beach Other schools on the Peninsula Public School performed that took part in this year’s festival in the 30th annual Central were Woy Woy South Public Peninsula directory Coast Dance Festival. School, Pretty Beach Public Major Pairs The festival ran from June 24 School, Woy Woy Public School through to July 4 and saw hundreds and both campuses of Brisbane of services, contacts of dancers from public schools Water Secondary College. champions across the Central Coast take to Umina Beach Public School the Laycock Theatre’s stage over principal Ms Lyn Davis said and support groups eight performances. the Umina dancers dazzled The 2019 festival marked the the audience with their vibrant Umina Beach Men’s Bowling 30th anniversary of the event and costumes and energetic Club have decided their 2019 celebrated three decades of dance, performance. Major Pairs Champions in an Ambulance, SOURCE: creativity and community amongst exciting final. Newsletter, 2 Jul 2019 “Glen Simington and Shane the region’s public primary and Lyn Davis, Umina Beach high schools. Public School Starkey defeated Brendon Knight and Tony Potter to claim the Police, Fire 000 coveted Major Pairs Championship with the bonus of getting an eight Emergency Health pin on the third end,” said Club Ambulance, Police, Fire 000 Poisons Information 131 126 publicity officer Mr Colin Mew. Police Assistance Line 131 444 Ambulance Text Mobile 106 Glen Simington and Shane Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 Ambulance GSM 112 Starkey will go onto Champion of Woy Woy Police Station 4379 7399 Gosford Hospital 4320 2111 Champions Pairs competition. 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Renewing: yes no If yes, new ending edition if not sold Page 30 - Peninsula News - 8 July 2019 Sport Umina boxer to make television debut Umina Beach PCYC professional bouts and is currently professional boxer Sam undefeated. Goodman is set to make his He will be up against Claudevan television debut with the Sese of the Philippines in the the Tasman Fighter series bout which broadcast of a fight at Luna will broadcast by Fox Sports. Park in Sydney on July 27. SOURCE: Since going professional, the Media release, 27 Jun 2019 20-year-old Super Bantamweight Joel Keegan, Umina Beach PCYC Goodman has appeared in four Sherriff takes out third singles title Former Ettalong Bowling title with Ray Pearse earlier in the Men’s Overall Player Rankings Club member Aron Sherriff Open, which was held on the Gold for the 2018-19, with more than has made history by being Coast. 55 points between him (462) and the first person to ever win The win saw Sherriff, who second placed Corey Wedlock now plays for Queensland club (404). three Australian Bowls Open Helensvale, awarded Player of the This ranking saw Sherriff named singles titles. Tournament and pocket $17,500 the Male Bowler of the Year by It was the cherry on top of for his efforts across the Open Bowls Australia. an outstanding 2019 campaign ($10,000 Singles, $5000 Pairs, and SOURCE: for Sherriff, who beat out Gus $2500 Player of the Tournament). Media release, 1 Jul 2019 Templeton with a convincing 21-6 Sherriff’s results also propelled Domenic Favata, Bowls Australia win to claim his third singles title. him to the top of the Australian Website, 2 Jul 2019 He also took out the Men’s Pairs Results portal, Bowls Australia TIDE CHART FORT DENISON LAT 33° 51’ S - LONG 151° 14’ E - TIME ZONE - 1000 Times and Heights(m) of high and low waters Times are in local standard time (UTC +10:00) or daylight savings time (UTC +11:00) when in effect. Time - Height(m)

0011 1.82 0109 1.69 0212 1.56 8 0654 0.34 9 0747 0.40 10 0841 0.45 Kaye Scott and Anja Stridsman with their Umina Beach PCYC support crew at the Australian Titles MON 1308 1.48 TUE 1408 1.51 WED 1508 1.55 1854 0.59 2004 0.63 2119 0.64 Qualified for world boxing 0318 1.45 0425 1.37 0527 1.34 11 0934 0.49 12 1026 0.52 13 1115 0.53 championships THU 1607 1.61 FRI 1703 1.68 SAT 1755 1.74 Umina PCYC boxers Anja the Australian Titles in June. gold medals in their divisions with Stridsman and Kaye Scott Anja Stridsman was contesting Scott Kaye beating Queensland’s 2233 0.61 2340 0.55 have both qualified for the the Women’s Light (60kgs) division Reesha Lewis and Anja Stridsman Australian Women’s Boxing and Kaye Scott the Women’s beating Victoria’s Ellie Fry to claim 0037 0.49 0125 0.44 0207 0.41 Welter (69kgs) in the Titles held in top spot. team that will contest 14 0623 1.32 15 0713 1.32 16 0757 1.33 Melbourne on June 22 and 23. SOURCE: the AIBA World Boxing Both boxers went on to claim the Website, 3 Jul 2019 SUN 1202 0.54 MON 1247 0.55 TUE 1329 0.55 Championships after wins at Results portal, Boxing Australia 1842 1.78 1925 1.81 2005 1.82 0245 0.39 0322 0.40 0358 0.41 BEACHSIDE NEW & USED 17 0838 1.33 18 0917 1.34 19 0955 1.34 WED 1408 0.56 THU 1446 0.57 FRI 1525 0.58 FURNITURE 2043 1.81 2119 1.79 2154 1.75 0433 0.43 0509 0.46 0545 0.49 7DAYS 20 1033 1.33 21 1113 1.33 22 1154 1.33 QUALITY HOME & OFFICE FURNITURE SAT 1603 0.61 SUN 1645 0.64 MON 1730 0.68 2230 1.69 2306 1.62 2345 1.54 BEDDING/MATTRESSES & ANTIQUES APPROX. TIME LAG AFTER FORT DENISON Ettalong 40 min, Rip Bridge 2hrs - Wisemans Ferry 2 hrs 30 min, Koolewong 2 hrs 10 min 213 - 215 WEST ST - UMINA BEACH 2257 In view of the variations caused by local conditions and meteorological effects, these times are approximate and must be considered as a guide only. They are not to be relied on for critical depth calculations for safe navigation. Actual times of High and 0419 413 548 Low Water may occur before or after the times indicated [email protected] 8 July 2019 - Peninsula News - Page 31 Sport Women’s soccer clubs both win Round 12 of Central Coast her side the lead after 55 minutes. Football’s Women’s Premier “Mason was to be on hand League Competition saw again just eight minutes later, wins to both Southern and taking control of an angled pass before taking a touch and finishing Ettalong United and Umina well to double the Lions lead. United soccer teams. “As the second half progressed Ettalong was up against the it became apparent that the East Gosford Rams in their Round Rams side were beginning to tire, 12 fixture. and Southern were to take full Ettalong hosted the Rams advantage. with the match being shifted from “After winning a 50-50 James Browne Oval to Pat Morley challenge, the ball was played into Oval after a pitch inspection found Kiara Kelly who made no mistake, the field to be unplayable. ensuring her side would take home “Level on points with Kanwal, all three points from the fixture,” Mr Southern were looking to keep Herd said. pace with the leaders and started Umina slaughtered Kariong in the match well as they forged a their Round 12 fixture, taking away number of good opportunities an easy 8-3 win. within the opening 15 minutes, with “Third placed Umina have been Women’s bowling the final touch often the only thing desperate to continue closing the stopping them finding an early gap between themselves and the lead,’ said Central Coast Football’s top two, so their performance in digital content coordinator Mr Round 12 was no surprise, scoring club unfurls flags Lachlan Herd. two early goals to effectively Members of Ettalong photos taken,” Ms Kerr said. Club president Mr Robert “East Gosford began to put the match on ice in the early gradually grow into the match after Women’s Bowling Club held Outgoing Ettalong Women’s Henderson and chief executive Mr exchanges,” Mr Herd said. Bowling Club president Ms Elaine Tim McGavin. weathering the early storm and “The Umina side ultimately ran a flag unfurling event at the found themselves with a number of Mellross was also honoured on SOURCE: out 8-3 winners on the day, with club on June 25. Media release, 27 Jun 2019 opportunities to open the scoring. Club communications officer the day for her three years of Amber Mangan managing a hat- presidency by Ettalong Bowling Maureen Kerr, Ettalong “Southern keeper Bec Arnfield trick, Sally Oman a brace, and Ms Maureen Kerr said members Women’s Bowling Club thwarted the Rams attackers on one each to Kate Styles, Bianca from women’s bowling clubs more than one occasion to ensure Meiklejohn, and Tarni Black.” from around the Central Coast the sides remained locked at 0-0 at Round 12 result sees Umina attended the unfurling ceremony of the half. hold onto third with Ettalong in the Grade 1 and Grade 2 District “Similar to the first half, Southern second behind Kanwal. Flags. emerged from half-time looking the Round 13 will be a neighbour “District president Jenny Cook BELIEVE IT more likely to open the scoring. versus neighbour thriller with the and secretary Robyne Cosgrove “Intent not to let another period Peninsula clubs set to meet at were in attendance, as were the of dominance pass them by, Umina Oval. runners up Grade 1 Terrigal and Southern did find the breakthrough SOURCE: Grade 2 Lake Munmorah. after Bianca Mason finished Website, 4 Jul 2019 “After the flag ceremony, WHEN YOU smartly into the side netting to give Lachlan Herd, Central badges were handed out, and Coast Football READ IT. Tom Payne takes out Find stories you can longboard title trust in... 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