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Government 'terminates' all councillors
Crouch welcomes Council inquiry report
Inquiry recommendations 'disappointing', says Tesch
Councillors 'not adequately supported', inquiry finds
Inquiry recommendations focus on councillor training
'Perhaps' no councillor had skills, inquiry finds
Council reports 'designed to obfuscate', inquiry finds
Councillors should collaborate, despite differences
Inquiry ventures no opinion due to court case
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Large tides could wash more debris ashore
Wicks' inquiry finds social media must take responsibility
Food van washed up at Patonga
Canoe club helps with beach clean-up
Sun shines on Opera in the Arboretum
Umina streets to be closed over nine weeks
Two new council directors
Gosford Rotary club holds fundraiser for Mingaletta
Road closures announced for Anzac Day
Fire brigade rescues dog stuck under shipping container
CWA branch holds 'big Easter raffle'
Storytime resumes at local libraries
Teddies are ready
Community group re-elects most of current committee
Comments sought about management of rare bushland
More than 300mm of rain this month
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Revised proposal for dual occupancy on Paul St
Council recommends street tree planting
Appeal lodged against rejection of Ettalong proposal
Changes requested for Centrelink site development
Citizens must ask for missing details, Panel told
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Housing solution does not rest in bigger and higher
Are amalgamation problems caused by Labor?
Planning is harder than rocket science
Is there movement at the station?
Recent rain is a reminder of the need for good planning
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Case numbers jump from year low to six-week high
Closed to visitors after gastro outbreak
Professor to talk about dying with dignity
Soil turning for start of major aged care development
Seniors centre will hold a free open week
Free sessions at leisure centre for Seniors Week
Come and 'have a cuppa with Gordon'
Free dance for health session at Woy Woy
Nominate a senior who helps our community
Free group exercise program for women
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First overseas artist at folk club in two years
Play scripts and directors wanted for Flash festival
Children's story to create interest in Papua New Guinea
'Stunning quilts' at crafts centre
The Bays art show had sold-out opening night
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Bullying awareness and strategies focus at St John's
Busy week for Year 6 students
Harmony Week activities planned at Woy Woy South
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Shane wins back-to-back Major Singles finals
'Smiles on Dials' returns to Umina Beach
Wicket was just too wet
Southern Spirit cricket results
Novice bridge team champions
Women bowlers hold presentation day
Turn Around Triples at Umina
T-shirt giveaway to celebrate 20 years
Great day at Cessnock
Just short of the chase
Lap swimming at Leisure Centre

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Come and 'have a cuppa with Gordon'

Labor Candidate for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid is inviting senior citizens to "have a cuppa with Gordon" in Ettalong from 10:30am to midday on Saturday, April 2.

The morning tea will be held as part of Seniors Week at the Senior Citizens Centre at 5-7 Broken Bay Rd, Ettalong.

State Member for Gosford Ms Liesl Tesch will also be present.

"The Umina Ettalong Branch of the ALP extends a warm invitation to senior citizens and their families and friends to come and have a cuppa with Gordon," said branch secretary Ms Sally Jope.

"This is an opportunity to meet with Dr Gordon Reid, the Labor Candidate for Robertson in the upcoming 2022 Federal Election.

"Dr Gordon Reid grew up in Umina Beach.

"Now working as a doctor at the emergency department of Wyong Hospital, Gordon is and has been serving on the front lines of the pandemic and the healthcare crisis.

"Every day he sees the impact of local GP shortages, the neglect of the healthcare system, of aged care and the pressure on local hospitals.

"Gordon is standing for the seat of Robertson, as he wants to make it an even better place to live, to work and raise a family.

"You will have the opportunity to meet Gordon, ask questions and tell him about your experiences, good and the other, as you grow older here.

"You can tell him about your hopes for the future and ask about Labor's plans."

Bookings are free and should be made online at https://www.trybooking.com/BYCCA.

With inquiries, phone Ms Jope 0423 198 567.





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