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Three fire crews to put out truck blaze at Somersby
Central Coast News · Few hours ago
Three fire crews to put out truck blaze at Somersby
  1. At 16, Molly finally finds her forever home
    Central Coast News · A while ago
  2. Appeal for information on bushfires at Somersby
    Central Coast News · A while ago
  3. Inadequate bus stop puts passengers at risk
    Central Coast News · A while ago
  4. Spooktacular night at Mangrove Mountain
    NSWCentral Coast News · Few hours ago
  5. Green Living information day at Kariong
    NSWCentral Coast News · Few hours ago

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Central Coast News· YesterdayBusiness

Help shape the future of Warnervale

Central Coast Council is inviting developers, investors, businesses, organisations and institutions to share ideas for the future of the Warnervale Business Precinct. Council is welcoming ideas for an area of up to 16.14 hectares.

Help shape the future of Warnervale
The Indian Sun· Just nowEntertainment

Parramatta Lanes attracts record 386,000 visitors over four nights

Parramatta Lanes recorded its biggest year yet, attracting more than 386,000 visitors over four nights from 21 to 24 October. The free festival used the city centre's streets, laneways and car parks for more than 400 performers, 70 food vendors and 10 stages. Lord Mayor Cameron MacLean said the event showcased the city's cultural diversity and its growing appeal in Western Sydney. The City of Parramatta said the festival was funded by the council and the NSW Government, with a $350,000 Open Streets grant to help deliver the event over three years.

Parramatta Lanes attracts record 386,000 visitors over four nights
Region Canberra· Just nowLifestyle

Junee Hotel on the market after Reynoldses put heart and soul into historic pub

Brendon and Emma Reynolds have put the historic Junee Hotel on the market so they can move closer to family. The couple took over the lease in 2023 and later bought the property, restoring its rooms, bathrooms and bar. They have added community events, including a singles night that Emma says led to five relationships. Emma criticised government taxes on regional pubs and staffing rules that limit backpacker workers. The couple plan to live in the hotel while a sale progresses, which they say can take six to 12 months.

Junee Hotel on the market after Reynoldses put heart and soul into historic pub2 newsrooms · See full coverage
Neos Kosmos· Just nowLifestyle

Aglaya Papadokokolakis at the controls for historic airport launch

Blacktown pilot Aglaya Papadokokolakis flew the first commercial aircraft out of Western Sydney International Airport on Sunday. She said the milestone was a career highlight, launching operations in her home region. Her father is also a pilot, and she encouraged young women to pursue aviation despite its male-dominated reputation. The airport opened after about eight years of construction and is set to run around the clock. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese officially opened it at a Sunday morning ceremony, and its first international flight arrived on Monday.

Aglaya Papadokokolakis at the controls for historic airport launch
PerthNow Local· Just nowBusiness

Debt business booming as households struggle with bills

Credit Corp Group, which buys bad debts at a discount and collects them, is on track for another record result this year. The listed business posted a record $105.5 million net profit in 2025/26 and is targeting between $112 million and $120 million this financial year. Chief executive Thomas Beregi told shareholders the purchase of one of HSBC's run-off credit card books was a key driver. Its consumer lending arms grew almost a fifth in the September quarter, led by its Wallet Wizard loans, which carry an annual interest rate of 47.8 per cent.

Debt business booming as households struggle with bills2 newsrooms · See full coverage

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