LABOR CLAIMS VICTORY IN ROBERTSON

The battle for the federal seat of Robertson is over.

With more than 93 per cent of votes counted, Labor’s Deborah O’Neill has claimed victory over Liberal candidate, Darren Jameson.

NO SMOKING MESSAGE RELAUNCHED

Nurses and doctors say it’s sad the community has to be reminded not to smoke around hospitals.

Gosford Hospital today relaunched its anti-smoking message, three years after the government imposed a ban.

COAST SHELTER RECEIVES FINANCIAL BOOST

For the first time government funding has become available to fight the issue of homelessness on the Central Coast.

$1.5-million was earmarked during a New South Wales Cabinet meeting this week.

WORST WYONG ROADS TO BE SENT TO STATE GOVERNMENT

It’s no secret the Central Coast has traffic problems.

Now the 10 most congested sections of road in the Wyong Shire have been placed on a list, that’s going straight to the Keneally Government.

FIRE FIGHTERS BRACE FOR SUMMER MONTHS

Hazard reduction burning is underway on the Central Coast as fire fighters prepare for another dry summer.

Smoke rising near the Walkabout Wildlife Park was visible from several kilometres today.

GOSFORD CHALLENGE TAKING SHAPE

It’s been promoted as the plan to bring Gosford City back to life.

Known as the Gosford Challenge, organisers today announced the first significant step in the process of rebuilding the city.

NEW EYE SURGERY RESTORING SIGHT

Corrective eye surgery will soon be available on the Central Coast for the very first time.

The Department of Health has licensed a new facility.

3,000 MORE JOBS CREATED FOR CENTRAL COAST RESIDENTS

A $280-million industrial Park has been approved for Warnervale.

The 104-hectare site is expected to create more than 3,000 Central Coast jobs.

KENEALLY BACKING THE BEARS BID

Premier Keneally has shown her colours by backing the boys in red and black at Gosford today.

The Central Coast Bears have received $100,000 in state government funding, as they push for a spot in the NRL in 2013.

CENTRAL COAST SEXUAL ASSAULT STATISTICS ON THE RISE

Alarming statistics from the Crime Bureau show that as many as six young women report being raped or sexually assaulted everyday across the state.

The number of victims coming forward is also increasing on the Central Coast.

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