THE MIND SWIMS implies a state of restless inquiry, of roving exploration, both real and metaphysical. It speaks to transitions: the rise and fall of the tides; from one phase of life to the next; from one way of being to another. It playfully gestures at the human urge to move and explore.
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There’s also going to be a referendum at the same time as the next election to give the community an opportunity to vote on whether or not to reduce the number of elected councillors from 15 to 9.
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With the Bureau of Health Information (BHI) revealing the Central Coast is the second worse Local Health District in NSW for emergency treatment wait times, this program will work to ensure children seeking treatment are kept out of the long emergency waits while still receiving primary healthcare services from their homes.
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A deep and lasting impression was left on those who witnessed the severity of the two fish kills in Wyee Bay in August and September 2022, which led to the death of an estimated 15,000 fish and copious, larger marine species including White spotted eagle rays – an endangered species occurring naturally in tropical, not temperate, climates.
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When will we actually start acting on climate change?
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The Community Environment Network (CEN) will hold a Winter Solstice celebration on Friday, 23 June and The Point’s publisher has been invited to speak. CEN is holding a Winter Solstice celebration for the second year running on Friday, 23 June including three speakers, craft stalls, and wine and cheese. This […]
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The Sound of Music is a classic and beloved musical that has been performed and adapted for stage, film, and television.
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The Federal Government is mindful of Australians on the Central Coast struggling with the cost of living, while there is more work to be done, I am confident measures announced in this budget will help ease the pressure. – Dr Gordon Reid
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If you are a woman and you have a heart attack you are twice as likely to die as a man and if you are a man you are twice as likely to be admitted to ICU. These are facts
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According to Cottrill, there are $576m in household savings to be had by people on the Central Coast by converting to renewable energy
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