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Collapse Issue 398 - 25 Jul 2016Issue 398 - 25 Jul 2016
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For sale: Bullion St car park
Six-storey 53-unit development proposed
Commercial fisher apprehended with illegal catch
Marine Rescue vessel capsizes
Landcare group presents woodcut petition
Kathy Smith granted extended leave
Shadow Minister calls for council elections
Council to appoint four senior managers
Council offers grants of up to $50,000
Bays Bush Care looks for new members
Community consulted on Koolewong boat ramp upgrade
Pet snake confiscated
Hotel plans attract 70 objections in town of 200
Resident forms action group
Group gathers flooding evidence
Motor Registry building sold for $1.3 million
Flats proposed for West St
Tiny homes project awaits start in Gosford
Bay to be built in front of Bays hall
Tribute to Tom Jackson
Gosford hearing for Crown Lands inquiry
Report for Coroner
Club holds Christmas in July for charity
Fundraising dinner for Killy Cares
Opal card deadline for pensioners
Peninsula records wet July
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Retain free access for rich and poor alike
One ugly secret after another
Chamber did not work with Council for Bullion St sale
Advertisement borders on delusion
Petrol prices: just plainly wrong
Focus on State and local elections
A stable and successful system
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Peninsula Village wins HR award
Village wins Chamber business awards
Battle of Pozieres remembered
Health service urges people to join Dry July campaign
Morning tea raised funds for Cancer Council
Program for parents of teenagers
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Local arts group launch first show
Two 'little free libraries' installed
Patonga artist exhibits in regional gallery
Three new craft workshops
Book illustrates nuances of life as an immigrant
Fashion show at Bays Hall
Gallery celebrates first birthday
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Students win Kokoda opportunity
School impresses at floorball championships
Cultural experiences
Umina participates in Olympics day
Umina campus celebrates 40 years
New retaining wall donated
Floorball team places third
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Woy Woy shatters Terrigal's rugby hopes
Junior floorball championships attract 200 players
Harrison Ryan to compete at Somersby
Triathlon club seeks new members
Surf club registration
Registrations open for junior touch football
Charity day raises $1055
Pelicans Fishing committee
Annual bridge trophy

Program for parents of teenagers

A six-session program for parents of adolescents aged 10 to 18 will run on Tuesdays, from August 16 to September 20 from 7pm to 9pm at the Peninsula Community Centre.

Tuning in to Teens aims to teach emotionally-intelligent parenting for those who want to learn how to improve ways of talking with a teenager.

The program's other objectives include helping parents to develop a better understanding of their teen, helping them to learn how to manage their emotions, teaching them to deal with conflict and preventing behaviour problems.

It aims to show parents how to help their teenage children develop emotional intelligence so they can become more aware, assertive and strong in situations of peer pressure, and have greater success with making friends and managing peer conflicts.

It aims to provide skills which will enable teenagers to be more able to cope when upset or angry, have fewer mental health and substance abuse difficulties and have more stable and satisfying relationships as adults.

Contact Coast Community Connections for bookings on 4341 9333 or for more information contact Michelle McNicol or Linda Thomas at RAPT on 4325 9600.





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