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- Sep 22, 2026
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How to beat AI hiring according to an expert resume writer (opens the original)
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Getting noticed in the job market used to be about dropping your carefully-printed resume off in person at a business. These days applications are digital and to make matters more difficult, many resumes are falling at the first hurdle - artificial intelligence. Organisations are now using AI to filter out resumes before they are even seen by a human. This is where Amy Favro steps in. After Ms Favro, from the Central Coast, was made redundant she started helping others with their job application
A love-letter to K'gari: an island made for exploration (opens the original)
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'There are tallowwood trees that are hundreds of years old, which is truly amazing.' A visit to K'gari is an exploration. An exploration of landscapes, of history and of the complex relationship between humans and the environment we call home. The island is abundant with examples of this relationship. Satinay trees stretch their branches up into the canopy across reclaimed logging land at Central Station. Whales frolic along next to 75 Mile Beach, while 4x4s zoom past, kicking up sand as they tr
Social media and pyjama empire started in a family home on the Central Coast (opens the original)
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Bridey Drake is one of Australia's biggest content creators, with millions of followers across her social media channels. She runs a very successful pyjama business - Night Sweet Thing - and she is the star of a new documentary Bridey Drake: Pure Average and has just released her first book of the same name. But did you know this global empire is all run from her home town on the Central Coast? "The Central Coast and Australia has always been a huge part of and inspiration for what I do," she to
The mum who solved a parenting problem and landed a BCF deal (opens the original)
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Fishing, swimming, boating, camping. These are Steph Fetterplace's favourite pastimes. But once her family expanded and she had a little baby to bring along on all of the adventures, a lot of the fun time was being sucked up by constant sunscreen breaks, mosquito repellent applications, repeatedly undressing her baby for nappy changes and swapping out wet swimmers. And so, the idea for Little Fisho was born. "Becoming a parent definitely changes the way you experience the outdoors," the mother a
Police confirm further drone breaches in Williamtown airspace (opens the original)
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Police have confirmed additional incidents of illegal drone activity at Newcastle Airport and the Williamtown RAAF base. Reports of unauthorised drones are attended by local police in the first instance, before the investigation into the security breach is expanded. A spokesperson for NSW Police confirmed to the Newcastle Herald that local officers have been called out to multiple reports of illegal drone activity in both July and August. "Police responded to assist RAAF Williamtown in relation
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