Letters: Hunter region needs more caravan parks Newcastle Herald readers have their say. Newcastle Herald · Jul 13, 2022
Is the Hunter getting its fair share of a $3.6 billion royalties bonanza? This year an extra $2.2 billion in royalties revenue will fill the state's coffers, much of it from the Hunter Valley Newcastle Herald · Jul 7, 2022
Hunter employment puzzle doesn't add up The Hunter's unemployment rate rose faster than the state average in May following an increase in the region's workforce participation rate. Newcastle Herald · Jun 26, 2022
'You'll never be ready. Just snag your handbag and get out' Elaina Byrne is the first person to finish a cadetship at Home In Place. Newcastle Herald · Jun 21, 2022
NSW Budget: energy, roads and accountability on Hunter's wishlist Energy and accountability on Hunter's state budget wishlist Newcastle Herald · Jun 20, 2022
Where to use expiring Dine and Discover vouchers in the Hunter About $35 million worth of the NSW government vouchers are yet to be used in the Hunter region. Newcastle Herald · Jun 19, 2022
Summit to address Hunter workforce challenges Regional and national experts and leaders in business, training and government will meet next week to discuss the Hunter's workforce challenges and highlight how the region is meeting its potential for business growth in emerging industries. Newcastle Herald · Jun 15, 2022
Hunter minimum wage workers say increase 'enough to get by' while business and union divided "It takes the guilt away when I'm putting fuel in the car and know that this week I need to buy groceries." Newcastle Herald · Jun 15, 2022
BHP offers Hunter dump truck drivers a $10K sign-on bonus Cracks are showing across businesses and industries tackling widespread skills shortages. Newcastle Herald · Jun 15, 2022
Hunter manufacturer cops 400 per cent power price shock Hunter-based manufacturer Peter McKinnon has a simple question: why has the cost of the power that he buys from the grid increased by about 400 per cent yet his solar feed-in tariff has barely changed? Newcastle Herald · Jun 13, 2022
Public holiday pay-off: trade booms for businesses on June long weekend Businesses reaped the rewards of a booming long weekend as punters headed out for a well-deserved drink. Newcastle Herald · Jun 13, 2022
'Multi-city economy': Business Hunter says $500 million fast rail investment on the right track Business Hunter CEO Bob Hawes said both the NSW and new Federal Government were starting to realise the priority and value of connecting regional cities. Newcastle Herald · Jun 11, 2022
"There is no workforce, when I look...there is no-one" The Business Conditions survey was completed in April and early May Newcastle Herald · May 19, 2022
Letters: Holding on to key players vital for future Newcastle Herald readers have their say Newcastle Herald · May 3, 2022
Newcastle Herald · May 2, 2022 BRAKE POINT: Council's verdict on likelihood of Newcastle 500 going ahead The Herald understands stakeholders are working towards Newcastle hosting the season opener in March 2023.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 20, 2022 Mixed reactions to COVID isolation rules easing in the Hunter There are now 84 COVID-19 positive patients receiving care in hospitals across Hunter New England, three in intensive care.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 11, 2022 Homes, planes, trains and more: Hunter's federal election wishlist Hunter business lobby issues election "white paper" for incoming government
ABC News · Apr 10, 2022 Businesses in the Hunter want more from politicians than a fear campaign about job losses in the coal industry Australia's transition to a clean energy future will be a key federal election issue as the corporate owners of the nation’s biggest coal-fired power stations walk away from fossil fuels. Businesses in the Hunter want politicians to back future industries.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 31, 2022 Hotels positively chockers as bumper weekend of events hits Newcastle Hotels are packed to the rafters as a bumper weekend of events grows confidence and boosts trade in the city.
Newcastle Herald · Jan 28, 2022 Newcastle job numbers hit record before omicron Newcastle employment levels bounced back to record highs in early December just as the omicron wave was dealing another blow to the city's economy.