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Monday, 18 April 2022 09:00

CENTRAL COAST INDUSTRY CONNECT RECIEVES $50,000

CENTRAL Coast Industry Connect has received a boost of $50,000 through the NSW Government’s State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) Recovery Boost grants.

Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast and Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch said Central Coast Industry Connects project, Better for Business, would use the funding to help people recover at work while at the same time reduce the stigma around mental health.

Better for Business Central Coast is an industry led initiative that seeks to understand mental health in small and medium sized business. The project will be delivered in partnership with the Local Health District (Mental Health Service), Central Coast Suicide Prevention Alliance and University of Newcastle.

The NSW Government has granted more than $350,000 to eight organisations undertaking initiatives to boost mental health in the workplace.

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COUNCIL IS CALLING ON THE AVIATION INDUSTRY

CENTRAL Coast Council is calling on the general aviation industry to help determine the future demand requirements of the Central Coast Airport.

This Request For Information (RFI) is a no-obligation market sounding of general aviation businesses and individuals interested in locating and operating their business at Central Coast Airport.

This RFI follows Council’s decision to proceed to Gateway 1 and 2 of the Central Coast Airport Development Framework. The outcomes of the RFI process will inform the development of the Draft Central Coast Airport Masterplan.

The Masterplan will set a coherent framework for development while providing certainty for the community to protect environmental and conservation land by identifying and excising these lands from any developable land.

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DELIVERING ON A PROMISE TO THE COAST

THE Federal Government has taken the next step to formally reject the application for the Offshore Petroleum Exploration Permit PEP-11.

The Prime Minister has written to Deputy Premier Paul Toole, as the joint authority partner, advising of the Government’s proposed decision.

Federal Member for Robertson Lucy Wicks MP said the Government was delivering on its promise to the Central Coast and ensuring that PEP-11 does not go ahead.

“In April 2021, I stood with hundreds of Coasties at the PEP-11 rally at the Haven as we announced that under a Morrison government, PEP-11 would not go ahead,” Ms Wicks said.

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CENTRAL COAST INDUSTRY CONNECT RECIEVES $50,000

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