Until the late 1980s Erina was a place that you passed through on the way from Gosford to Terrigal and The Entrance and was mostly a light industrial area. That changed with the opening of Erina Fair in 1987 and Fountain Plaza about the same time which set the suburb on the path to being a strong commercial / retail area. Over the next 30 years Erina Fair expanded as did Fountain Plaza and the precinct surrounding it. By early 2000 Erina was home to the business banking and retail bran...

Work is currently underway to create an additional 500 square metres of co-working space over two levels at the Nexus Business Hub in North Wyong. The new space will incorporate a mix of workstations, meeting rooms and serviced offices as well as incorporating a café that will be co-located within Nexus. Significantly, to ensure lightning fast connection speeds, Nexus will also be upgrading the current internet service from 1 gigabyte to 10 gigabytes . The Nexus has always brok...

Over three generations and multiple brand evolutions, the Hunter family has raised the benchmark for real estate on the Central Coast founded on a philosophy of always putting clients first. In fact, every business decision made since Norman and Mervyn Hunter opened the doors of their Avoca Beach real estate agency in 1951 has been focused on this philosophy together with a strong community ethos handed down from father to sons. The Hunter family's real estate brand has evolved ever...

As we go to press it is exactly six months to the next Local Government Elections. Saturday 4th September 2021 promises to be a defining day for the Central Coast which has endured four years of infantile petty politics and mismanagement across the board resulting in the appointment of an Administrator on 30th October last year. Looking at the fifteen councillors that we voted in only two should be considered for re-election if they should choose to run Councillors Greg Best and Bruce M...

Central Coast Council Administrator, Mr Dick Persson AM has announced Mr David Farmer as the new Chief Executive Officer of Central Coast Council. Mr Persson said the appointment of Mr Farmer and his experience is crucial in leading Council toward recovery and will provide strong reassurance to the community that the tough decisions taken now will not be wasted.  "David has had up to 40 years' experience in Local Government in New South Wales and Queensland, each of his la...