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The shift away from constant device use in local classrooms builds on a decade of state and federal pushes that began with 1:1 laptop rollouts in 2015.
By Central Coast News Desk · 25 July 2026
As Gosford’s CBD renewal and climate resilience plans evolve, how is this NSW city faring compared to similar urban regions worldwide?
By Central Coast News Desk · 25 July 2026
After years of false starts and planning resets, Central Coast's most ambitious urban project faces a defining set of choices that will shape the region for decades.
By Central Coast News Desk · 25 July 2026
Leaders and specialists weigh in on recent developments affecting community renewal, infrastructure, and social safety on the Central Coast.
By Central Coast News Desk · 25 July 2026
Analyzing local growth through property prices, infrastructure investments, and population changes shaping Gosford and surrounds.
By Central Coast News Desk · 12 July 2026
The death of a four-year-old boy at a Wyong home has left surrounding streets stunned, reigniting community demands for stronger child welfare supports on a region already stretched thin.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
From a murder charge at a Wyong home to ongoing debates over Gosford's revival, here is what shaped the Central Coast in the first week of July 2026.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
A traumatic week on the Coast brought a child's death in Wyong, a bird flu alert creeping toward the region, and a renewed push on Gosford's stalled renewal agenda.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and misleading listing images are distorting the local housing market at a moment when affordability is already stretched to breaking point.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Years of fragmented IT systems, administration-era upheaval and rapid staff turnover left the council sitting on thousands of duplicate property images, complicating everything from planning approvals to flood risk assessments.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Years of under-investment, a near-fatal administration period, and a chaotic migration to new software left the council's property image database riddled with duplicates, and ratepayers are still paying to fix it.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Central Coast Council is under pressure to address a growing backlog of corrupted and duplicate digital property images in its planning and development database, with real consequences for homeowners and developers alike.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Central Coast Council is moving to replace outdated and duplicated property imagery across its digital planning and asset registers, and the debate over who pays, who decides, and what it means for the Gosford CBD renewal is already heating up.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and fraudulent images in real estate listings are costing Coast families time, money and trust at the worst possible moment in the housing market.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
The use of misleading and duplicated listing images in real estate marketing is drawing fresh warnings from consumer advocates, council planners and local agents across the Central Coast.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
A backlog of duplicated infrastructure records is forcing Central Coast Council to make hard calls on spending, maintenance priorities and long-delayed renewal projects, and the clock is ticking.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
A years-long backlog of duplicate and outdated imagery in Council's property and planning records is now forcing a systematic overhaul, and the story of how it got this bad explains why the fix won't be quick.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
A data integrity problem buried in the council's asset register is forcing administrators and elected representatives to make costly choices about infrastructure, maintenance budgets and long-term planning.
By Central Coast News Desk · 5 July 2026
