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Newcastle leads the way with progressive urban planning, design and development

City of Newcastle (CN) continues to raise the bar in urban planning and design, working with an independent panel of experts to evaluate...

New playgrounds open as City of Newcastle delivers multimillion-dollar investment into recreation needs

City of Newcastle (CN) has delivered a school holiday boost for children across Newcastle, with four new or upgraded playgrounds now open...

Budget to deliver record infrastructure program as investment in community continues to grow

The Council will place its draft 2024-25 Budget and Delivery Program on public exhibition for community feedback next week.

A future made in Australia will rely on the regions

The Hunter region’s businesses are encouraged by, and stand ready to play their part in the Prime Minister’s A Future made in Australia Act,

Northstars successful double header weekend

On the weekend the Northstars defeated the Central Coast Rhinos 14-1 on Saturday evening in Erina, and the Sydney Ice Dogs 7-3 on Sunday...

Lights, cameras and action in store for Youth Week

Two-on-two basketball, colour runs, podcast workshops and a forward-thinking video competition are among a vast and varied Youth Week 2024..

Awards set to recognise business success, innovation and resilience

Business is booming in Lake Macquarie, with more than 14,000 registered businesses, more than $14 billion worth of gross regional product...

It's time for businesses to have a say

Port Stephens’ businesses have an opportunity to have a say on what’s working and what they’d like to see improved...

Staged reopening set for former Maitland Park Bowling Club Space

Maitland City Council has announced a staged reopening of the former Maitland Park Bowling Club site, following its demolition late last...

Season of sailing is back in Port Stephens

The season of sailing is upon us with Sail Port Stephens back for 3 weeks of premier yachting events over April and May.

New Facilities for Staff and Students at St Philips Christian College - Port Stephens

Member for Paterson Meryl Swanson has opened the new Junior School Building at St Philip’s Christian College – Port Stephens which will...

More Than Half A Million Dollars In Funding Available for Hunter Community Organisations

Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation’s first funding round for 2024 opens, Tuesday 19 March, with more than $500,000 available for...

Newcastle inland pools smash visitor records

With a month of the season remaining, City of Newcastle's (CN's) inland pools have already experienced their busiest summer in almost 30...

Northstars Defeat Canberra Brave 7-3 at Home

Images: Jess Puller and Jamison Omalley. The Northstars have had a convincing win at home on Saturday defeating the visiting Canberra...

Australian Yachting Championships Day 1 abandoned due to weather

Racing on Day 1 of the SailFest Newcastle Regatta, incorporating the 2024 Australian Yachting Championships and Pallas Capital TP52 Gold...

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What's On Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter | November 2024

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Sparkle Helmore Newcastle City Triathlon

Crafted Beer Festival

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From Cell to Civilisation – Live On Stage

Shoal Bay Food & Wine Festival

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Australia's Print Master Showcased in Landmark Exhibition

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The Hunter’s Young Business Minds of 2024

Mini-EV Challenge- A Fun Way to Develop Stem Skills for Hunter Students

New $80,000 Vessel Launched in Newcastle to Protect Against Water Pollution

$25,000 catch on the menu as lake serves up fishing fest

Statement from Lord Mayor Ross Kerridge about Rising Tide event location change

National College of Dance Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence with a STARSTUDDED Reunion Gala.

Tenders open for Swansea dredge and sand transfer

The Hunter’s biggest community Christmas party is back

Statement - Rising Tide Event

Tis the Season For Giving as Salvos Annual to Drive Returns

Lake Macquarie City Council named best in NSW

Unlocking more housing supply in Lake Macquarie

Warners Bay Village and ISPT Award Survivor's R US $10,000 Through the 2024 ISPT Community Kickstart Grant Program

Tony Award-Winning The Play That Goes Wrong to tour to Newcastle!

Lake Mac Youth Week grants available for 2025

Nominations open for Newcastle Citizen of the Year Awards

Newcastle residents urged to join war on textile waste during National Recycling Week

Support sustainable shopping at the Port Stephens Garage Sale Trail

Independent financial audit affirms City of Newcastle’s transparency and strong governance

Community Generosity Drives HMRI’s Mission

Paving the way: Council invests $16m in road improvements

Carols and Christmas Classics Returns to Newcastle's King Edward Park for a Festive Night Under the Stars

Greater Charitable Foundation Saves Sick Kids and Their Families Over One Million Dollars

Artists set for fifth anniversary of Open Studios weekend

Program to increase access to renewable energy in Newcastle

City of Newcastle to open up more green space in heart of the city

Hunter student wins Australian Government’s Bringing new energy photography competition

What's On Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter | November 2024