BLACKTOWN Commuters can relate to Kate Stewart who spent 17 years commuting for three hours every day – and drank a lot of coffee along the way.
Read more about Kate’s reusable coffee tray idea proves a winner
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM BLACKTOWN Hospital junior doctor Mithila Zaheen is passionate about her work, but she also has challenges far beyond the busy days caring for her patients.
Read more about Mathila’s upholding the family traditions of medicine and volunteering
DALLAS SHERRINGHAMIF your phone or internet is giving your small business aspirations grief, it’s cold comfort to know you are not alone.
Read more about The problem with the internet.....and you're not alone
BLACKTOWN cafes and coffee lovers have contributed to saving almost 30,000 single use takeaway cups from going into landfill, in the first 12 months of the Refill Don’t Landfi...
Read more about Sustainable coffee scheme thrives in the West
LAWRENCE MACHADO LEA Simic of 1st Kings Langley Ventures Unit has received the prestigious Queen’s Scout Award, completing the necessary tasks in half the usual time.
Read more about Lea continues to shine: now she’s a Queen’s Scout
FIFTEEN million certainly proved to be a lucky number for one Blacktown family.
Read more about 15 million proved to be a lucky number for this family
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM HAVE heart Professor, It’s enough to drive you to drink - now coffee is the big risk to our hearts according to a major university.
Read more about Now it’s bad for your heart: Another shot for lovers of coffee
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM SMALL business is battling through the most challenging period in almost a century and problems with phone and internet services are adding to the burden.
Read more about As if the Pandemic wasn’t hard enough, small business battles internet
ELIZABETH FRIAS ELDERLY patients on the Central Coast have been reluctant to take up e-scripts for their medications, an option that was launched in May 2020.
Read more about Elderly patients slow to embrace e-scripts because of technology
UNRULY house guests, deceptive hosts and letting agents behaving badly will from today be subject to strict new short-term rental accommodation laws that could see them banned f...
Read more about Laws target unruly house guests, deceptive hosts and letting agents
WHEN Peter Fisher arrived from Canada in 1985 for a new life in faraway Australia, little did he know would become a top selling author on the NSW Central Coast.
Read more about How Peter’s first book met with instant success
HAVING a catnap and a coffee on nightshift can actually be good for you, according to a new report.
Read more about Coffee with a cat nap will get you through shift work
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM THE successful team of Dick Persson and Rik Hart faced their greatest challenge this week when they set out to find the source of an $89M hole in Central Coas...
Read more about COUNCIL MELTDOWN: Dream team will try to repeat their success
THE stunning Regional Sporting and Recreation Complex at Tuggerah is being praised by civic leaders and was designed by leading Central Coast-based architect firm, CKDS.
Read more about Stunning Tuggerah sports complex designed by Coast firm
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM REV heads and lovers of classical cars will still be able to enjoy the amazing ChromeFest event this year, but they will be doing so in their own living room.
Read more about Cruise into this year's ChromeFest - in your lounge room
CAMDEN Council has formally objected to the NSW Government’s proposal to build a six-storey social and affordable housing development opposite Camden Hospital.
Read more about Camden Council challenges Govt over housing project
SPORTING organisations across Campbelltown are being encouraged to apply for a share of the NSW Government's record $10M Organisation Support Program, aimed at strengthening grassroots sport, supporting volunteers and increasing particip...
Read more about Local sporting organisations encourage to apply for $10M in funding
WOLLONDILLY Shire Council will apply to the NSW Return and Earn scheme to undertake a pilot of wire basket recycling units on public litter bins in high-use locations across the Shire, following consideration of a report into the feasibi...
Read more about Council to apply for pilot of wire basket recycling units
MACARTHUR'S growing construction sector could benefit from an increase in apprentices entering key trades, as new figures show NSW apprenticeship commencements have risen for three consecutive quarters.
Read more about Apprentice growth boosts Macathur skills pipeline
Camden's best businesses recognisedTHE 2026 Camden Local Business Awards Presentation Evening was an occasion of elegance and excitement.
Read more about Camden LBA winners announced for 2026
We asked an urban heat expert for tips DR Negin Nazarian, an award-winning researcher in urban heat from UNSW Sydney, shares her expertise to help us keep cool at home.
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