From Poo Palace to solar cars and sea life, science festival a day of fun The event marked the final day of National Science Week. Newcastle Herald · Aug 18, 2024
'Renewable, not radioactive': calls for Newcastle to remain nuclear free Commemorating 79 years since the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings. Newcastle Herald · Aug 4, 2024
Odour and gas concerns scuttle proposal to build 180 homes at Fletcher EPA raises concerns about impact of odours on future residents. Newcastle Herald · Jul 31, 2024
First look at new skate park and Bathers Way as final touches placed Take a look at the almost completed site. Newcastle Herald · Jul 30, 2024
Open minds can find powerful solutions Letters and Short Takes: Friday, July 26, 2024 Newcastle Herald · Jul 25, 2024
'Political smear': Church hits back at questions about political donations Cr Church denied any wrongdoing. Newcastle Herald · Jul 24, 2024
Upset about the Blockade coal protests? Look at the bigger picture Letters: 'Come on. Let's get this in perspective.' Newcastle Herald · Jul 5, 2024
Deputy mayor questions political donations to Newcastle Independents Independent Cr John Church has denied any wrongdoing. Newcastle Herald · Jul 1, 2024
Record spend in the pipeline as council approves $140m cash splash Check out the projects included in the 2024-25 budget. Newcastle Herald · Jun 25, 2024
Sneak peek: take a look inside the new expanded Newcastle Art Gallery Images show a new entry, sleek aesthetic and light-filled rooms. Newcastle Herald · Jun 24, 2024
Cycleway, footpaths, trees: inside the beautification of Hunter Street Mall The vision is to restore a 'traditional high street' to Newcastle. Newcastle Herald · Jun 24, 2024
State government 'absolutely committed' to improving Newcastle stations, cycleways NSW Transport minister Jo Haylen visits to spruik planned improvements for the city. Newcastle Herald · Jun 22, 2024
New lookouts, seating and bathrooms planned for King Edward Park Here's the first look at concept designs. Newcastle Herald · Jun 18, 2024
Clausen among Newcastle directors earning $100K at disgraced super fund The fund deceived customers about its ethical investments. Newcastle Herald · Jun 13, 2024
Newcastle Herald · Jun 6, 2024 We have further to go on active Newcastle transport, even a decade on Letters: 'I don't think this has been successful.'
Newcastle Herald · Jun 4, 2024 Supercars road restoration works to coincide with foreshore upgrades The decision was made to minimise disruption.
Newcastle Herald · May 30, 2024 Hydrogen-powered garbage truck set to hit Newcastle streets The truck will roll out this year on a 12 month trial
Newcastle Herald · May 17, 2024 Pride flag waved high above Newcastle for day against discrimination Timberlina was on hand to mark the occasion.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 8, 2024 NSW Labor freezes party membership after 30 people try to join branch Labor HQ has run out of patience with Newcastle's feuding members.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 27, 2024 Council takes steps to make busy pedestrian crossing safer The busy crossing to Bar Beach is set for an upgrade.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 20, 2024 New artist set to make a splash on Newcastle beach tunnel The Trevor Dickinson mural will be replaced with something new.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 16, 2024 Lambton Park goes to the dogs at free weekend pet microchipping event in Newcastle Rangers return as many as 100 lost microchipped dogs a year.
Newcastle Herald · Mar 3, 2024 New monument to honour incredible guide dog after statue stolen Tessa the guide dog's incredible story will forever live on.
Newcastle Herald · Feb 28, 2024 Newcastle council votes to leave Jeremy Bath's pay unchanged The CEO will not receive a pay rise this year.
Newcastle Herald · Feb 22, 2024 Rosemary Di Morrow planted rosemary bushes on the nature strip when she moved into her Wickham cottage nearly 20 years ago. The retired naturopath says the Church Street garden has been a way of connecting with neighbours and passersby ever since. "People pick the rosemary for their lamb dinner," Ms Morrow…