University staff strike over demands for improved pay, conditions and job security "They're going to work us to death." Newcastle Herald · Sep 21, 2022
Family friendly dining at Hanbury 58 Food Collective "Each of these brands features its own menu to ensure we cater for everyone around the table." Newcastle Herald · Sep 21, 2022
Top BHP man lived a full life: 'We knew him as the people's manager' John Risby - a former Newcastle BHP steelworks general manager - rose through the ranks at BHP and became a 'people's manager'. Newcastle Herald · Sep 20, 2022
Multi-million dollar plan for Trinity Point marina expansion approved Property developer Keith Johnson's $548 million Trinity Point luxury waterfront hotel project is one step closer to reality as the Hunter and Central Coast Regional Planning Panel unanimously signs off on a 188-berth marina. Newcastle Herald · Sep 20, 2022
Old tree tells stories from the deep past The tree rings can tell the history of Hunter Wetland flows and the regional rainfall. Newcastle Herald · Sep 19, 2022
'Sadistic, violent rapist': Evil Brother gone but pain lives on "It doesn't do anything for your heartache or all the drama you've gone through since it happened." Newcastle Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Jets Academy target grand final glory in Football NSW Girls Youth League One They play Football NSW Institute. Newcastle Herald · Sep 15, 2022
Foreshore Park transforms for Van Gogh Alive The Grand Pavilion takes about 30 days to put together before opening. Newcastle Herald · Sep 15, 2022
CIMS at the Coliseum opens in Mayfield "At Mayfield we have so far have given seven people with disabilities the chance to obtain the same opportunities as those at Fat Possum Cafe." Newcastle Herald · Sep 14, 2022
'It's really sad': tributes from Australia's biggest collector of royal memorabilia The owner of Australia's largest collection of Royal Family memorabilia shares her thoughts on the Queen's passing. Newcastle Herald · Sep 9, 2022
Alleged Nomads enforcer charged in kneecapping case backtracks on bail bid An alleged Nomads gang enforcer has withdrawn his bid for bail after he became the third person charged with an alleged kneecapping on Wakefield Road. Newcastle Herald · Sep 9, 2022
'We all miss him very much': Dawn walk at Dixon Park remembers loved ones lost to suicide Lifeline's Walk With Us for suicide prevention attracts hundreds of Hunter residents. Newcastle Herald · Sep 9, 2022
Police reveal Fowler Street victim wasn't alone in Hamilton South unit when he was shot As forensic investigators continue to comb the scene where a man was fatally shot in the chest, detectives have turned their attention to the public for information about who killed the 57-year-old victim in the doorway of his apartment on Tuesday night. Newcastle Herald · Sep 7, 2022
The End: Heddon Greta drive-in to close A development application has been lodged to subdivide the Heddon Greta Drive-In land into 63 housing lots. Newcastle Herald · Sep 6, 2022
Newcastle Herald · Sep 3, 2022 Punts and 'pirates' around the point at Stockton It may have been named Pirate Point in the early years of the British colony, but Stockton is a place of rich maritime memories - and a graveyard for ships that never made it back to sea.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 2, 2022 Hunter students celebrate dedicated dads ahead of Father's Day "I love getting to spend time with them and be a kid again yourself, just muck around with them and have a laugh."
Newcastle Herald · Aug 29, 2022 Rebuilt Wanderers eyeing finals after securing another minor premiership in Hunter Rugby Union They play Hamilton in the major semi-final on Saturday.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 26, 2022 Tighes Hill food and drink scene awakens The sought-after suburb has new players catering to sophisticated needs
Newcastle Herald · Aug 25, 2022 Go high or go home: Charlestown development set to be city's tallest building It's go high or go home at Charlestown as developers turn the sod on what's set to be Lake Macquarie's tallest building, Macquarie Tower.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 23, 2022 Book Week 'magic' returns to Hunter classrooms with storybook creator "For young people to see the process of editing and changing and reworking."
Newcastle Herald · Aug 23, 2022 'There's more to me than being a mum. I wanted to create a job for myself.' Veteran childcare educator Jessie Barrett starts her own kids-based business
Newcastle Herald · Aug 22, 2022 Billionaire plans five-star Newcastle hotel, beach resort The Dubai-based businessman has a history of property splurges in Cairns. Now he wants to add to his Newcastle collection.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 20, 2022 Running the lines around Dyke Point They may not be in boats that are as large and as imposing as the tugs, but the linesmen are an integral part of Newcastle harbour life, helping tie up and release more than 2000 ships each year - and that is just one activity that is part of the…
Newcastle Herald · Aug 16, 2022 'Very serious attack': Woman refused bail over Woodberry stabbing A woman has been refused bail after she allegedly stabbed someone in the abdomen at her Woodberry home this week.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 15, 2022 Labor tells gas exporters to look after domestic market or risk 'social licence' Labor warns gas companies on local crisis, but no big stick. Yet.