Seniors' diary available

A "seniors' diary" that features legal topics is available without charge from the office of Member for Gosford Ms Liesl Tesch.

"I encourage seniors to come down to my office and pickup a copy, but get in fast, as we have limited copies and these always go extremely fast," said Ms Tesch.

"It is packed full of useful information about a wide range of legal issues, including driving and fines, disputes between neighbours, wills and planning ahead, this diary provides vital information for seniors across our community.

"It is often difficult to find the important information needed to access government services, legal topics and seniors' rights, this diary brings together many important topics in one place in an easy to navigate diary."

Ms Tesch encouraged people to drop in to her office at 20 Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy, to pick up a copy.

"Diaries are also available from local libraries, local Legal Aid NSW office, some community legal centres and Aboriginal Legal Service offices."

SOURCE:

Media release, 27 Nov 2023

Liesl Tesch, Member for Gosford

Four years on and no decision on koala relocation

It has been four years since money was granted for a study to determine whether koalas could be re-introduced to Pearl Beach.

"The initial study done by the University of Sydney was going to be six months before a decision could be made," said Pearl Beach Patonga Koala Group convenor Ms Ann Parsons.

"It has now been four years and still no decision."

Ms Parsons said Brisbane Water National Park had now been surveyed by the University of Sydney, Central Coast Council and National Parks to check if it was a feasible area for translocation.

SOURCE:

Social media, 27 Nov 2023

Ann Parsons, Pearl Beach Patonga Koala Group