Mayor compares Greens councillor to Dutton amid Supercars spat 'That is an attack on my integrity'. Newcastle Herald · Oct 31, 2023
The park and the plaques: council backflip angers club 'As a Rotary club, we feel we've been badly treated' Newcastle Herald · Oct 28, 2023
Labor councillors call for explanation after pool staff terminated They say they were unaware of the decision about seasonal employees. Newcastle Herald · Oct 12, 2023
Reason for covering open-air change rooms 'nonsensical', says baths group 'The desire for people to retain their modesty is not new and predates drones.' Newcastle Herald · Oct 10, 2023
Council says it's 'not in public interest' to act on unauthorised wall Judy Tynan said she was 'astonished' by the council's response. Newcastle Herald · Sep 15, 2023
Newcastle's beach-side skate park remains a monument to council waste and inefficiency Council's 'financial and aesthetic disaster' at south Newcastle beach is still not finished. Newcastle Herald · Sep 1, 2023
How car park demolition sent historic Newcastle's redevelopment plans off the rails Iris' EastEnd project has lost the support of residents. Newcastle Herald · Aug 19, 2023
Community will be consulted on $10m pool plan if lease goes ahead: council 'These are concept designs only and will require a standard DA.' Newcastle Herald · Jul 13, 2023
Council CEO explains reasons for pools tender decision Mr Bath said the Bluefit tender provided "value for money to ratepayers". Newcastle Herald · Jul 11, 2023
'Highly uncommon': Council quietly calls for pools feedback in Sydney newspaper The City of Newcastle confirmed a decision had been made after questions from the Herald. Newcastle Herald · Jul 10, 2023
Stop dragging chain on heritage application for ocean baths Friends of Newcastle Ocean Baths applied for documents under the Freedom of Information Act after its unsuccessful application for an Interim Heritage Order to stop the concreting of the baths floor. Newcastle Herald · Jul 3, 2023
'Major over-development': New EastEnd design under fire for increased building height Iris Capital has lodged a development application which seeks to change elements of the EastEnd concept plan approved in 2017. Newcastle Herald · Jun 16, 2023
Last minute push to make pool entry free 'hijacks' 20-year strategy One councillor pushed for free entry to the city's pools. Newcastle Herald · May 24, 2023
2 Buy-Rated Stocks, According to a Billionaire The stock market expected to remain volatile due to persistent concerns about high inflation, interest rate hikes, and a recession. However, investors can consider buying a billionaire’s holdings Visa (V) and Canadian National Railway (CNI). Read on to know why. StockNews.com · Apr 13, 2023
StockNews.com · Mar 31, 2023 All Aboard! 3 Railroad Stocks That Won't Stop Chugging In the upcoming years, the railroad industry is anticipated to stay afloat due to its goods transportation services and swift investments in the sector. Hence, investors could consider shares of fundamentally sound railroad stocks Canadian National (CNI), CSX Corp. (CSX), and Westinghouse Air Brake (WAB). Read more….
Cycling News · Mar 22, 2023 Who is Sam Watson? Meet the FDJ neo-pro who went to school with the Pidcocks 21-year-old Briton taking on the cobbles during his first spring campaign
Zenger · Mar 21, 2023 World’s Oldest Gnat Fossil Discovered In Spain The gnat, dating from the early Middle Triassic is older than the earliest dinosaurs and is the oldest dipteran found in Spain
Newcastle Herald · Mar 20, 2023 City Hall's 'well-loved grand old dame' clock tower falls silent City Hall's iconic clock tower is in need of repair.
Newcastle Herald · Feb 21, 2023 'We've been left in the dark too long': Labor plans to resuscitate city's night-life Labor says it will turn Newcastle into a vibrant throng of activity after sundown if it wins the state election in March.
Newcastle Herald · Feb 18, 2023 Council says the next big act at stadium must be light rail extension With global entertainers Sir Elton John and now Pink under McDonald Jones Stadium's belt, City of Newcastle Thousandhopes the next big act is an extension of the light rail to the Hunter Park precinct.
Newcastle Herald · Jan 2, 2023 Revellers stranded as public transport struggled to cope with New Year's heave Partygoers were left stranded at tram stations and bus stops as Newcastle's public transport system struggled to cope with crowds once the fireworks fizzled out on New Year's Eve.
Newcastle Herald · Dec 25, 2022 Six months of inaction on crumbing sea wall The sea wall has been gradually crumbling over the years, with large rocks falling into the water.
Newcastle Herald · Oct 14, 2022 The story behind Coles' carbon neutral beef brand "We are content that Australian farmers as a whole are way beyond carbon neutral."
The Conversation · Sep 21, 2022 Why major Canadian railways must no longer be permitted to police themselves Major railways in Canada, alone among private sector corporations, have their own police forces with full investigative and jurisdictional powers over accidents on, or near, their property.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 26, 2022 Council stops selling off smart poles after writing off $164k debt The council says 250 smart poles have installed across the city, including some by private developers.