Sarah Forster
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- Aug 8, 2026
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Oats, water, salt the winning ingredients for porridge-making champ (opens the original)
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Sydney dad Robert Reid has been crowned Australia's porridge-making champion. The former cafe owner served up traditional porridge — using only oats, water and salt — and a porridge "cannoli" to take the crown. Mr Reid will represent Australia at the world porridge-making championships in Scotland, in October. Australia's top porridge maker has officially been crowned at a competition at Pearl Beach, on the NSW Central Coast. The inaugural Pearly Spurtle saw 15 competitors battle it out for the
Man granted bail over alleged violent threats against Paralympian MP (opens the original)
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A man accused of threatening Gosford MP Leisl Tesch with violence has been granted strict conditional bail, including that he not contact her or go within 100 metres of the Paralympian. Tascott man Christopher Mark Whitty, 43, has been charged with using a carriage service to threaten serious harm. A bail court heard he used Facebook to allegedly make threats of violence and statements indicating an intention to find the MP in public and cause her harm. Commonwealth prosecutor Nadia Deeb said de
Police appeal for 15yo boy to come forward after fatal Gosford stabbing (opens the original)
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A 22-year-old man has died after being found with multiple stab wounds on Gosford's main street overnight. NSW Police are urging a 15-year-old boy to come forward, saying he can assist with inquiries. Police believe the pair were known to each other and there is no threat to the broader public. Police are urging a 15-year-old boy to come forward as they investigate a fatal stabbing on the NSW Central Coast. Officers were called to Mann Street in Gosford at about 7:30pm yesterday where the found
Seawall ruling may set erosion precedent for NSW beaches (opens the original)
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The New South Wales Land and Environment Court has ruled in favour of property owners seeking to build a seawall on the state's Central Coast. The 90-metre concrete structure will replace a temporary fix currently in place. Home owners at Wamberal Beach, also on the Central Coast, hope the decision will influence how governments approach coastal erosion in the future. A court ruling could set a precedent for the construction of seawalls on New South Wales beaches. The state's Land and Environmen
Brewery uses Bitcoin mining to make 100k litres of beer a month (opens the original)
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A brewery on the NSW Central Coast is using computers mining bitcoin to heat the water it needs to make beer. Bitcoin mining is so energy-intensive it is banned in some countries, but the brewery uses excess electricity generated by solar panels. The business says the process generates about $2,000 a month in income, which goes towards paying its power bills. In the back corner of a busy brewery at Lisarow, on the NSW Central Coast, a set of computers is generating all the heat needed to make be
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