'I get a huge kick out of making someone feel better': International Nurses Day 'We want to thank all our nurses and midwives for the care they provide.' Newcastle Herald · May 11, 2023
Game of a lifetime for Millie's mates Boyle has run multiple programs in Newcastle and other areas over the past year. Newcastle Herald · May 10, 2023
'Major cold snap': Hunter bracing for an early winter chill at weekend Hunter residents are told to stay inside and keep warm as seasonal lows hit town. Newcastle Herald · May 4, 2023
Zulumovska-Scholz creates through life of twists and turns "During my treatment, it made me relax and unwind." Newcastle Herald · May 4, 2023
Mates on and off the beach hang up caps after decades of life saving "We've had a great relationship, good friendship and camaraderie - we're a family unit." Newcastle Herald · May 1, 2023
Roll out the sleeping bag to help Newcastle's most vulnerable "It's not an easy problem to fix but it's tough to watch it getting worse." Newcastle Herald · May 1, 2023
Million dollar milestone helping sick kids like Emma at John Hunter "To know that during the most difficult time of your life you've got beautiful people like this." Newcastle Herald · Apr 28, 2023
The iconic Aussie song that put 'lump in throats' at Wangi's Anzac service "It essentialises what Australia is," Wangi Wangi RSL sub-branch president Leigh Warren said. Newcastle Herald · Apr 25, 2023
A reminder that early wake up on Anzac Day is 'no great strain' "I don't think freedom in the life that we enjoy comes cheaply." Newcastle Herald · Apr 24, 2023
'We were part of something important': fears as Liddell powers down Tony Duffell was one of the first operators on site at Liddell power station, his job was to help keep the power on. Newcastle Herald · Apr 23, 2023
All the mud, music and moves at Groovin the Moo Maitland 2023 It was the second iteration of the festival post-COVID after the 2020 and 2021 events were called off due to lockdowns and health restrictions. Newcastle Herald · Apr 23, 2023
No return yet for evacuated residents after building shows cracks Firefighters and police are at the scene of a renovation rescue after a large crack developed in the front wall of a Tighes Hill building. Newcastle Herald · Apr 21, 2023
Music brings back magic to lives of residents with Parkinson's Disease "This has given something back to me that I thought was gone." Newcastle Herald · Apr 15, 2023
Diner en Blanc organisers to offer partial refunds Event planners hoping for quick resolution Newcastle Herald · Apr 14, 2023
Newcastle Herald · Apr 14, 2023 Here's exactly where council plans to spend $113m this year Council's 'realistic and achievable' contract with the community is almost signed and sealed with $113 million worth of new projects and upgrades ready to be delivered.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 14, 2023 New Newcastle venue where you can legally throw axes and drink alcohol As I walked through the doors on King Street, I was immersed into a world of fun.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 11, 2023 Ray of sunshine for children who have suffered domestic violence Children who have suffered at the hands of domestic and family violence will now have access to an early intervention program at crisis refuge Jenny's Place.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 6, 2023 Holiday traffic grinds Hexham bottleneck to a crawl as Easter Weekend arrives Traffic was bumper-to-bumper at the Hexham bottleneck Thursday afternoon as holidaymakers made their move for the Easter weekend.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 6, 2023 'Pushed to the limit': students stand by teacher accused of assault "They were just taunting him, tormenting him and stuff like that - unfortunately they pushed him to the limit and he snapped - everyone does, I don't really blame sir."
Newcastle Herald · Apr 5, 2023 Stormy skies over Newcastle as low pressure systems set to rain on Easter parade Further showers were expected for Thursday and Friday.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 2, 2023 'Quite a rare and radical thing': More chapters ahead for writers festival 'It's been a huge community effort to get it this far.'
Newcastle Herald · Apr 2, 2023 Hill to Harbour: organisers plan to turn run into 'City2Surf of Newcastle' ORGANISERS say they plan to turn the Hill to Harbour into the "City2Surf of Newcastle".
Newcastle Herald · Mar 30, 2023 Foreshore Park a muddy mess after Supercars pack down The grass between Customs House and the tram sheds was damaged.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 23, 2023 'Mathematically impossible': union says nurses are failing basic patient health checks Documents have revealed Maitland Hospital patients missed out on thousands of hours of care.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 17, 2023 'We're great mates': the hearing dog who has changed Margaret's life Kalli was trained to assist Ms Watt, who is hard-of-hearing, by listening for things like smoke alarms and door bells.