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Aussie Picklum aglow on top of WSL standings after Portugal win

Australian surfer Molly Picklum has won the Rip Curl Pro Portugal at Supertubos, returning to the top of the World Surf League standings. Her victory over American Caitlin Simmers in Friday's final earned her the maximum 10,000 points and moved her ahead of Hawaiian Carissa Moore. Picklum, 23, now leads on 48,950 points, with two events remaining. The Gosford surfer said she was grateful to win at a venue she had long dreamed of competing at. She won the final with a combined two-wave score of 13.33 to Simmers' 12.84.

Aussie Picklum aglow on top of WSL standings after Portugal win
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Region Canberra· This weekSport

Resurrected Canberra United launches a new era with familiar faces and fresh talent

Canberra United start their new era today against the Central Coast Mariners in Gosford. The club secured new owners in July and survived a difficult period. Coach Antoni Jagarinec and striker Michelle Heyman are key signings, joined by several young players. Both clubs have new owners, and the Mariners opened their season with a 4-2 win over Brisbane. The match starts at 3 pm.

Resurrected Canberra United launches a new era with familiar faces and fresh talent
Central Coast News· This weekLifestyle

Little Quirks return home to launch their new album

Gosford-founded band Little Quirks is returning home to launch its new album. The group previously performed at local markets, community events and busking spots across the Central Coast before going on to play festivals, interstate tours and gain national recognition.

Little Quirks return home to launch their new album
Newcastle Weekly· A while agoCrime

Operation Disrupt: 23 charges laid in two day police blitz

Police charged 15 people with a combined 23 offences during a two-day operation across Newcastle, the Hunter and the Central Coast. The operation, called Operation Disrupt, ran from 2am on Friday 16 October to 2am on Saturday 17 October. Officers targeted transport hubs and nearby shopping areas in Newcastle, Tuggerah Lakes, Wyong and Gosford. Knife scanning screened 110 people and detected two knives. Police said the operation will continue. Minister for Police and Counter-Terrorism Yasmin Catley praised the results and officers involved.

Operation Disrupt: 23 charges laid in two day police blitz
ABC News Just In· A while agoPolitics

Man pleads guilty to threatening Central Coast MP

Christopher Mark Whitty, 43, has pleaded guilty in Gosford Local Court to using a carriage service to threaten serious harm against Gosford state MP Liesl Tesch. Court documents heard he used Facebook to make threats of violence and to say he intended to find Ms Tesch in public and harm her. Whitty has been on conditional bail since August, and his conditions bar him from coming within 100 metres of Ms Tesch. He is due to face sentencing in December. Ms Tesch previously said online threats against women in public life are a serious problem.

Man pleads guilty to threatening Central Coast MP
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PerthNow Local· A while agoBusiness

Used car giant OzCar collapses into administration, 90 workers sacked

Used car dealership chain OzCar has collapsed into voluntary administration, closing four NSW dealerships and leaving 90 workers without jobs. The closures affect sites in Penrith, Cardiff and Gosford, along with the company's headquarters in Lansvale. The remaining 12 franchise dealerships in NSW, Queensland and Victoria will keep operating. The collapse follows a $50,000 fine from NSW Fair Trading, which also fined three directors $11,000 each over unfair sales practices. The regulator alleged OzCar pressured customers into contracts and sold poor-quality vehicles.

Used car giant OzCar collapses into administration, 90 workers sacked

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