Central Coast Council has appointed Luke Nicholls as its new Director Environment and Planning, following an extensive recruitment process.

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Central Coast Council is proud to announce a new chapter for our region’s premier sporting and events venue, with the stadium at Gosford now officially named polytec Stadium.This exciting development marks the beginning of a 15-year naming rights partnership with polytec, a brand owned by the Borg Group—a privately-owned, vertically integrated Australian business, with a portfolio spanning forestry, manufacturing, construction and property development on the Central Coast, and its strong local roots make this collaboration especially meaningful.The stadium, owned by Council on behalf of the community and operated by venue management company VenuesLive, hosts a wide range of high-quality events and programs each year.

Central Coast Council has delivered a $210,000 upgrade to Terrigal BMX track, funded by the Australian Government through the Investing in Our Communities Program.The project includes:new LED lightinga covered area beside the clubhouserefurbished bathrooms and canteensandstone block seating and landscaped spectator zonesimproved access pathssustainable features such as a water refill station and stormwater drainage.These upgrades have made the precinct safer, more accessible and more functional for riders, spectators and the wider community.Designed to reflect how the space is used, from daily training and weekend rides to major events—the improvements support year-round use and create a better experience for everyone.