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Wind gusts approaching 80km/h have left more than 15,000 South East Queensland homes without power, as the effects of a “bomb cyclone” smashing NSW are felt.
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Revised plans to freshen up decades old beachside units DA
The new owner of a vacant block opposite one of the Central Coast’s most popular beaches has lodged revised plans to freshen up a unit block first approved for an upgrade in 1989.
Fourth storey and rooftop terrace additions for seniors living project
A developer behind plans to turn an old licenced club into a seniors living complex at Lake Macquarie has lodged revised plans for an extra storey, a rooftop terrace and bigger basement.
Staggering 728 objections to proposed Aboriginal group home
A proposed Indigenous group home in a sleepy Central Coast lakeside hamlet has attracted a staggering 728 objections. Find out what all the fuss is about.
Union player allegedly choked partner out of jealousy, trial hears
A Central Coast rugby union player has denied allegedly breaking his girlfriend’s finger, choking her, snapping her phone and threatening to kill her with a kitchen knife, a court has heard.
Man appeals after throwing cafe owner through plate glass window
A man who became “fixated” on a cafe owner before throwing him through a plate-glass window has appealed his sentence, arguing the court didn’t consider his mental health enough.
Bad joke: How much fine dodgers and other bad debts cost this council
Just how much fine dodgers, collapsed companies and other bad debts are costing ratepayers has been revealed with Central Coast Council voting to write-off an “unusually high amount”.
‘Dead or in jail’: Former travel agent admits supplying drugs
A former Flight Centre manager who turned to drugs after Covid has pleaded guilty to supplying one litre of GBH with a magistrate warning her she will end up “dead or in jail”.
‘Get out leave everything’: Man admits carjacking pregnant woman
A man pointed an imitation pistol to the cheek of a pregnant woman and demanded she and her male passenger get out of her mother’s mini-van, a court has heard.
‘Just grass’: Man facing massive fines for clearing 6ha of saltmarsh
A man is facing “massive fines” after clearing 6ha of protected saltmarsh from his Hawkesbury River property, telling NSW Fisheries officers “it’s all just grass”.
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