Newcastle RL: Souths, Cessnock in fight for 2022 survival The Lions visit the Goannas in the elimination semi-final on Sunday. Newcastle Herald · Aug 20, 2022
New research project to home in on feral deer destruction in Lake Macquarie Feral deer and the destruction they leave in their wake are at the centre of a new research project around Cessnock. Newcastle Herald · Aug 8, 2022
Riskier roads deliver buses with seatbelts for Hunter school services Visiting Singleton on Friday, NSW Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Sam Farraway said the seatbelt upgrade would come to Singleton, Cessnock, Maitland and Port Stephens routes. Newcastle Herald · Aug 5, 2022
Cessnock home breaks $1m residential barrier It's believed to be the suburb's first $1 million sale of a residential block. Newcastle Herald · Aug 3, 2022
Schoolgirl killer walks free from jail The killer of Tania Burgess has walked free from Cessnock jail nearly 17 years after viciously stabbing the schoolgirl to death on the NSW Central Coast. AAP · Aug 1, 2022
Hunter council weighs legal options over failed power company Cessnock council said it was "considering its legal options in regards to the Mojo Power East contract". Newcastle Herald · Jul 25, 2022
Councils join forces in call for Testers Hollow road design to be 'reconsidered' Cessnock and Maitland councils will join forces to request a meeting with NSW Regional Roads and Transport Minister Sam Farraway to discuss the design of the new road at Testers Hollow after issues arose in the recent flood. Newcastle Herald · Jul 21, 2022
Hero SES unit: a year's worth of calls for help in just two weeks The SES Cessnock City unit received 232 callouts in the first two weeks of July alone. Newcastle Herald · Jul 20, 2022
Testers Hollow finally reopens 16 days after it was cut off by floodwater Cessnock Road has reopened at Testers Hollow on Wednesday morning. Newcastle Herald · Jul 19, 2022
Hunter councils left in the dark as power provider tries to pull out of electricity contract A Cessnock council spokesperson said last month it "received advice from its contract entity of its intentions to cease providing electricity supply under the contract". Newcastle Herald · Jul 13, 2022
High-speed and the wrong way: WATCH alleged car-jacker trying to evade police The police helicopter was called in, helping local police find the now extensively damaged vehicle on Anderson Drive at Beresfield. Newcastle Herald · Jul 8, 2022
Hunter the focus for NSW SES as rain shifts north "The area we are concerned about today is particularly around Singleton," NSW SES commissioner Carlene York said. Newcastle Herald · Jul 5, 2022
Hunter council leaders 'confident' after ministerial meeting Representatives from Singleton, Muswellbrook, Cessnock and Lake Macquarie councils were part of a roundtable meeting with federal MP Kristy McBain last week. Newcastle Herald · Jun 25, 2022
Hunter council's bid to allow parking on footpaths, nature strips Normally councils just enforce the parking rules, but one Hunter mayor is hoping they can change them. Newcastle Herald · Jun 23, 2022
Newcastle Herald · Jun 12, 2022 The multi-million dollar impasse stalling plans for Cessnock museum The vision is to create a first class museum and cultural hub to celebrate the Hunter's proud Indigenous heritage at Cessnock.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 4, 2022 Hunter football greats share tales from their Socceroo days Ahead of the Socceroos' do-or-die World Cup qualifier, former Hunter Socceroos and Matildas talk about memorable experiences.
Newcastle Herald · May 30, 2022 Storm damage: tree pins woman in car at Singleton after wild weather Gale force winds remain a risk in the Hunter as "saturated soils bring an increased risk of gusty winds toppling trees and power lines".
Newcastle Herald · May 22, 2022 Fire-and-brimstone preacher Frederick Bernadus Van Eyk made one hell of an impression on Cessnock Was this South African preacher a saviour or showbiz charlatan?
Newcastle Herald · May 17, 2022 Richmond Vale Rail Trail plan rolls on as second part exhibited The proposal traverses three different local government areas, so has been split into two sections for development approval.
Newcastle Herald · May 15, 2022 The outrageous life and times of gun-toting Cessnock councillor James R. Scott Hold on tight for a wild ride back to the bad ol' days.
Newcastle Herald · May 13, 2022 Mystery, heartache remains after inquest into disappearance and death of Dylan Dickie Nearly six years after Dylan Dickie left a house at Cessnock on a motorbike and vanished, his family are no closer to finding out what happened to the "loving, kind and mischievous" 19-year-old.
ABC News · May 6, 2022 Prison guards Owen Kemp and Jack McCaig, guilty of assaulting Indigenous colleague, spared convictions Two Cessnock prison guards have been given good behaviour bonds and spared convictions for assaulting a First Nations colleague.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 16, 2022 From the vines to the mines, these are the issues that will decide the 2022 federal election in the Hunter After the 2019 Federal poll, the electorate of Hunter, once considered a safe Labor seat, tumbled towards marginal territory, largely because of a word that still rules in the region and at the local ballot box - coal.
ABC News · Apr 13, 2022 Federal election: Scott Morrison grilled over integrity commission, Anthony Albanese heads to coal country to tout health plans — as it happened On the final day of campaigning before the long weekend, Prime Minister Scott Morrison faces questions over a promise to establish a federal integrity commission as Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese campaigns in Cessnock.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 3, 2022 Feedback sought on plan for future of Hunter corridor Cessnock City Council has prepared a Draft Heddon Greta - Cliftleigh Corridor Structure Plan and is inviting the community to have its say.