Team successes help Hunter sports kick on Newcastle Herald readers have their say Newcastle Herald · Oct 6, 2022
Hunter council areas eligible for share in $15 million flood repair funding Eight Hunter local government areas are eligible for a share in $15 million put up by the NSW government to repair parts of flood-damaged Crown land. Newcastle Herald · Oct 3, 2022
Why now is the best time for Greater Bank and Newcastle Permanent to merge The two Hunter-based customer-owned financial institutions are focused on a merger's long-term benefits for the region. Newcastle Herald · Sep 28, 2022
Mining, jobs and an MP's story: Repacholi to deliver maiden speech in parliament Tuesday Safe, secure employment is the number one to everything here in the Hunter. Newcastle Herald · Sep 26, 2022
Tomago Aluminium to supercharge clean energy transition Tomago Aluminium, the state's largest energy consumer, will accelerate its decarbonisation push and partner with renewable energy producers in a move that will supercharge the Hunter's clean energy transition. Newcastle Herald · Sep 25, 2022
Red and yellow flags go up as Hunter beach season begins The start of beach season was marked with a ceremonial flag raising at Merewether Beach on Saturday morning. Newcastle Herald · Sep 24, 2022
Will Perrottet's long-awaited drug reforms work? Cessnock MP Clayton Barr said the "two chances concept is pretty fair and reasonable". Newcastle Herald · Sep 24, 2022
Hunter police expect more congestion on roads after one-off public holiday Police are expecting roads in and around the Hunter region to become congested again on Friday evening, as double demerit penalties continue to be in force throughout the weekend. Newcastle Herald · Sep 22, 2022
Flood watch and livestock warning as Hunter communities remain 'on tenterhooks' BOM has issued a moderate to minor flood watch warning for the Wollombi Brook and lower Hunter River. Newcastle Herald · Sep 22, 2022
Mums and bubs' lives at risk as another weekend goes by with no doctor In a regional area of the Hunter New England Health district no obstetricians nor gynaecologists were available all weekend, forcing expectant mothers to drive the 1.5 hours for medical care. Newcastle Herald · Sep 20, 2022
Newcastle racing chief hopes drop in Cup day feature fields a one-off Chief executive Duane Dowell doesn't believe Newcastle Jockey Club should react to a potential one-off and move their cup day features, despite criticism of the size and quality of fields for last Friday's group 3 races. The NJC's two-day spring carnival was an overwhelming success trackside with about 5000 in… Newcastle Herald · Sep 19, 2022
More than hip service for children over three decades A HUNTER woman says seeing her children do what she couldn't "means everything", as John Hunter Hospital's paediatric hip screening service celebrates 30 years. Newcastle Herald · Sep 19, 2022
The man who caused 'irrevocable damage' in the 'local Catholic community and the greater Hunter' "Kids were frightened, feared him coming near them." Newcastle Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Hunter Valley records 'devastating' rise in rate of recorded sexual assault The Hunter Valley has experienced a "devastating" rise in the number of sexual assaults reported to police over the past five years - recording the second largest jump in the state. Newcastle Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Newcastle Herald · Sep 10, 2022 Artist Rebecca Rath explores 'alien' terrain close to home "Making the trek to paint in Grawin from my comfortable space of the Hunter Valley was like entering an alien landscape."
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 8, 2022 Positive feedback on EPA climate policy Hunter business and industry groups have welcomed the NSW EPA's proposal to establish emissions reduction targets for industrial polluters, potentially creating a template for broader national policies to combat climate change.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 5, 2022 How a Hunter marine scientist wormed his way into science history Eunice dharastii, named after Nelson Bay-based marine scientist Dr David Harasti, has been entered into zoological books as a new species.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 5, 2022 Call to improve Hunter's 'under par' public transport The state's Future Transport Strategy includes a renewed emphasis on developing a fast rail network with a northern line which would cut travel times between Sydney and Newcastle to "about one hour".
ABC News · Sep 3, 2022 Dartbrook coal mine sale stalls, current owners lobby shareholders to help pay $100m debt The mothballed Dartbrook coal mine in the Hunter Valley had three sale bids, but all options have since hit snags.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 2, 2022 For Lynette: Hunter family fights for a law and legacy in the wake of killer Chris Dawson's sentence Lake Macquarie's Greg Simms has spoken of his family's 'comfort' after Chris Dawson was this week convicted of the murder of his sister Lynette
Newcastle Herald · Sep 1, 2022 Hunter toddler diagnosed with meningococcal amid awareness push Health authorities confirmed a toddler from the region had a confirmed case of meningococcal disease, one of the 15 cases across the state this year.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 31, 2022 Hope welcomes stadium concert competition in the Hunter HOPE Estate owner Michael Hope said it was a "strange" move to book Elton John shows at McDonald Jones Stadium, but he maintained any live music is positive for the industry in the Hunter.
Newcastle Herald · Aug 31, 2022 Renters being hit harder in Newcastle than Sydney Renters in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie are forking out a larger portion of their income than Sydneysiders to put a roof over their head according to a new housing affordability report. And saving for a deposit for a unit is also a longer slog in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie compared…
Newcastle Herald · Aug 30, 2022 Northern NSW Football hit back after attempt to overthrow board "The plan to overthrow NNSWF's independent board is unnecessary and robs clubs of the opportunity to guide reform ..."