6 May 2020
As the coronavirus wreaks havoc across our business community and we wonder how long it will take to recover it is essential that we do our best to maintain a positive attitude, because recover we will.
The Morrison and Berejiklian Governments are doing an incredible job of keeping the economy afloat and many businesses have them to thank for that.
Unfortunately for those in the retail and hospitality industries and the sectors that depend on them, this pandemic will see many businesses...
6 May 2020
Easts Group has announced that it will permanently close Woy Woy Leagues Club, in Blackwall Road, following sustained trading losses over many years.
The Club had been closed since mid-March as part of the shutting down of non-essential services in the wake of COVID-19.
Easts Group have been propping up Woy Woy Leagues since entering into a Joint Venture in 2012 on the basis that they could turn it around.
6 May 2020
Lisarow manufacturer of modular bathroom pods, Interpod, have won the contract to supply and deliver 269 bathroom pods to the developer of a student accommodation facility in the heart of Adelaide.
Managing Director, Steve Monks said that production would begin in April, with bathroom pods completed perfectly in line with the builders site schedule.
Since setting up Interpod and introducing bathroom pods to Australia in 2010, the company has delivered over 22,000 pods to student accommo...
6 May 2020
A unique business alliance formed on the Central Coast is helping to keep the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service flying for communities on the Coast and beyond.
The Central Coast Alliance was founded in 2012 by three local businesses, BJ Howes Metaland, Bishop Collins Chartered Accountants, Insurance House an Aubrey Brown Lawyers, with the group combining financial resources to sponsor events not only on the Central Coast but
throughout the Hunter and New England North West.
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6 May 2020
For the few years that Anthony Roberts was Minister for Planning, from January 2017 to April 2019 it seemed that Gosford's time had come.
And then the State Elections were held in March 2019 and the wheels started falling off.
Mr Roberts was no longer Planning Minister and in his place was Minister Rob Stokes. Gosford and the Central Coast has been going nowhere ever since.
Promises made in the lead up to the election have been conveniently forgotten.
The $52 million for the Gos...
