“Call for Central Coast airport.” The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, 23 June 1984.
Although brief, this article provides independent confirmation from a major metropolitan newspaper that the NSW Government officially recognised the need for a Central Coast airport. It reflects the growing consensus during the early 1980s that improved aviation infrastructure would support regional economic development, tourism and business investment. The recommendations closely aligned with the long-term vision that ultimately centred on Warnervale as the preferred airport location.
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