We, the Central Coast Greens, are writing in response to, Peter Buckland’s, ‘A high level of renewable energy production is not affordable’ (Wyong Regional Chronicle edition 163). Acknowledging the report, ‘Compounding Costs: How Climate Change…
So, we read once again, with dismay, that Councilor Greg Best is lamenting the $220 more per annum that the former Wyong ratepayers are forking out each year than the Gosford ratepayers (Wyong Regional Chronicle…
I have written to my local member, Emma McBride, some 2 weeks ago (at the time of writing) about my concerns over energy policies being espoused before the May election, and to date, she has…
Lies, lies, lies. Ah, those were the days: “No cuts to education, no cuts to health, no changes to pensions, no changes to GST, no cuts to the ABC or SBS under a government I…
As voters at all levels of government, residents would hope and think that those who we elect understand, comprehend and respond to our concerns in our local communities, yet very few of us know most…
After learning that Central Coast Councillor for The Entrance Ward, Jilly Pilon, is now running for the Federal seat of Dobell, I’m curious if she’ll resign from Council, as during the next two months or…
We wish to thank you for including the article about the Inner Wheel Club of Wyong Inc.’s 60th birthday celebration in edition 204 of the Wyong Regional Chronicle. I am pleased to enclose a photo…
Hoorah for the Wallarah 2 Coal Project and the Land and Environment Court dismissing the last appeal by the Australian Coal Alliance (ACA) against the Wallarah 2 Coal Project. The ACA is a small but…
The election quandary that Central Coast and Lake Macquarie voters have in the coming months, is which party or individual is serious about our climate, our beaches, our coast and our lifestyle. Having political parties…
In response to an article published in the Wyong Regional Chronicle edition 159; The blanket requirement that a primary-school student walk over 2.3km to school before being eligible for a bus pass, is typical of…