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Central Coast Council is inviting the community to have their say on proposed upgrades to the Ocean Beach Road and Rawson Road intersection in Woy Woy.The intersection is one of the busiest on the Peninsula, used daily by motorists, cyclists and pedestrians and has long been identified as a key congestion point.The upgrade would replace the existing single-lane roundabout intersection with traffic lights, along with pedestrian crossing phases on all four sides and connecting paths.

Taylor Park located at Park Street, The Entrance is set for a major upgrade, with works beginning June 2026 to improve the quality, performance and usability of the sportsfield for local sport, training and community use.The works include: installation of new drainage and irrigation infrastructureregrading of the playing surfaceinstallation of sportsfield lightingDrainage and irrigation upgrades will improve turf health year-round, support faster recovery from wear and enable quicker reopening after wet weather, while regrading will enhance the playing surface and overall field resilience and user experience.

Central Coast Council will co-host the Australian Masters Games with the City of Newcastle, bringing one of Australia’s largest and most inclusive sporting events to the region from 13–20 November 2027.Council is proudly supporting the event as part of its commitment to attracting major events that deliver lasting benefits for the community, economy and local tourism.With thousands of visitors, competitors and supporters expected, the Games will provide a significant boost to the local economy while showcasing the Central Coast as a leading destination for sport, events and travel.Known for its inclusive approach, the event welcomes participants of all ages and abilities - encouraging people to stay active, try new sports and reconnect with their communities.

The off-leash dog area at Buff Point Oval is being relocated to Edgewater Park, Narambi Road following the outcome of the community vote.