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The Hunter heroes whose contributions keep the community ticking

Local legends keep the community ticking, and the Newcastle Herald has profiled the Hunter heroes who have made the 2023 King's Birthday Honours List.

Newcastle Herald · Jun 11, 2023

The woman who led from the front to save the Hunter from COVID-19

Elizabeth Grist led the health district's COVID-19 response.

Newcastle Herald · Jun 11, 2023

Police want to speak to this man about a violent shooting at Lake Macquarie

He is roughly 175cm tall, of caucasian appearance with a slim build.

Newcastle Herald · Jun 10, 2023

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'Ongoing fight': The extraordinary lives of Mark and Kirralee Hughes

The couple hope to raise another $5 million this year.

Newcastle Herald · Jun 2, 2023

Big 'bash' at Foreshore Park as Variety cars roll into town

There were plenty of weird and wonderful cars on the foreshore on Saturday.

Newcastle Herald · May 28, 2023

'It's just feral': councillor takes CBD graffiti into her own hands

Councillor takes street graffiti problem into her own hands.

Newcastle Herald · May 26, 2023

Power of memories resonates with those living with dementia

'It's always good to go. It's definitely a positive thing.'

Newcastle Herald · May 21, 2023

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Hunt for Gateshead shooter who opened fire on Flame Street home stretches into third day

Police are still hunting a shooter who opened fire on a family home, injuring a Gateshead man.

Newcastle Herald · May 20, 2023

Search for Gateshead shooter extends into second day

'I never heard a thing, now you just said they haven't caught the shooter, that's a bit scary.'

Newcastle Herald · May 19, 2023

'I've had enough': neighbours rattled in wake of suburban shooting

'I never heard a thing, now you just said they haven't caught the shooter, that's a bit scary.'

Newcastle Herald · May 18, 2023

'Diabolical': Myall River is becoming a natural disaster

About 250 people travel between Nelson Bay and Tea Gardens each day

Newcastle Herald · May 17, 2023

Stockton reboot plan wins applause

Minister for Regional NSW Tara Moriarty will chair for the Stockton Beach Taskforce

Newcastle Herald · May 15, 2023

Nothing artificial about Modus' AI-created ale

Computer-made beer doesn't taste geeky.

Newcastle Herald · May 12, 2023

Social housing tenants might be 'surviving', but they're not 'living'

"I had to apply for 52 places before I got this place."

Newcastle Herald · May 8, 2023

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Newcastle Herald · May 7, 2023

Merewether Mackerels' season launch hits record numbers

'It's a good way to start your day. You feel very accomplished.'

Newcastle Herald · May 7, 2023

Two artists reflect on a lifetime of creativity

A hive of creativity from studios on a Hunter Valley property.

Newcastle Herald · May 5, 2023

Survivors welcome ruling stopping Marist Brothers using paedophile's death to block claim

'(Marist Brothers) should not, in my view, have the benefit of its own inaction', Justice Nicholas Chen said.

Newcastle Herald · May 2, 2023

'I still pinch myself': Elite dragon boaters gunning for gold in Thailand

'I get quite emotional to think that I'm paddling for this country'

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Newcastle Herald · Apr 26, 2023

Hunter World War II veteran celebrates 100 years of his 'remarkable' life

"I thought I would never make it," he said.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 25, 2023

Two-up crowds out in force as punters observe Anzac Day

It's a long way to Tipperary, and it's a long way from the sober formality of the Anzac Day dawn service to the two-up ring at the Cricketers Arms Hotel.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 25, 2023

'Everybody should know what it was like', 98-year-old Joan says

Joan Wilmore's late husband, Harry, was one of the original Rats of Tobruk.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 21, 2023

How Liddell turned a country dinner table into a cultural melting pot

It was the late 1960s and Margaret Hogan's unassuming Muswellbrook home had become a revolving door of far-flung languages, exotic flavours and worldly music.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 21, 2023

A colourful celebration as Muslims mark the end of Ramadan

The religious holiday is known as the 'festival of the breaking of the fast' marking the end of Ramadan, where Muslims abstain from food and water from sunrise to sunset for a month.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 19, 2023

Sea hawks flock to safety on top of a telegraph pole

An osprey nest, piled on top of an old telegraph pole on Limekilns Road has been replaced with a bird-friendly pole.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 18, 2023

'It's so overdue': referendum 'yes' vote starts at the kitchen table

As the country prepares to vote on a First Nations' Voice to Parliament, 'Yes' campaigners believe the biggest change happens around the kitchen table.

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