Quick plays: Your wrap of weekend sport in Newcastle and the Hunter Lop-sided scorelines and thrilling encounters. Newcastle Herald · Jun 27, 2022
Hunter CEOs sleep rough to raise money for the homeless Hunter CEOs gave up a warm night's sleep on Thursday, swapping their bed for a piece of cardboard on the street for the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout. St Vincent de Paul Society north east regional director Clare Van Doorn said this year was more important than ever, as more Australians… Newcastle Herald · Jun 25, 2022
Oceania experience leaves Jemma Pollard, Ashlyn Blackstock and Ella Osborne wanting more They all featured on the podium. Newcastle Herald · Jun 23, 2022
Mitch Black finds his place wearing Souths No.9 The 21-year-old has been a mainstay of the Lions this season. Newcastle Herald · Jun 22, 2022
Lightning ignited Black Summer blaze in the Hunter, inquiry hears Counsel assisting the coroner, Donna Ward SC, said part of the blaze spread across 11 kilometres in one day, considered "extreme and anomalous" fire behaviour at the time. Newcastle Herald · Jun 20, 2022
'That's what we're supposed to do': Joanne McCarthy honoured "When all else fails, it's often the media who's there, and sometimes we are the only things that stand between people and the abuses of power." Newcastle Herald · Jun 12, 2022
Leading figures from the Hunter region recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours A Newcastle nurse practitioner, Lake Macquarie environmental scientist and Hunter New England paediatric surgeon are among those being recognised as part of the Queen's Birthday Honours. Newcastle Herald · Jun 12, 2022
St Patrick's Primary Swansea celebrates 70th anniversary with blast from the past "It's important for the kids to know their educational heritage." Newcastle Herald · Jun 12, 2022
Lakes United celebrate 75 years in Newcastle Rugby League The club entered the first-grade competition in 1947. Newcastle Herald · Jun 10, 2022
Fees and upgrade costs cripple Mayfield United junior soccer football club "It's infuriating," the club's vice-president said. Newcastle Herald · Jun 10, 2022
Changing Faces: Nobbys Breakwater the set for international youth dance film The Flipside Project is the youth arm of Newcastle's Catapult dance hub. On Saturday and Sunday, 11 Flipside Dancers will collaborate with nine from Canberra's QL2 group for youth dance film Changing Faces. Newcastle Herald · Jun 10, 2022
Taya Porter is crowdfunding to fight the rising costs of living with muscular dystrophy Hunter School of the Performing Arts student Taya Porter has taken to GoFundMe so the family can afford a new van to fit her wheelchair. Newcastle Herald · Jun 8, 2022
QT Newcastle ready to welcome everyone, including dogs 'Every room has a different view' Newcastle Herald · Jun 8, 2022
Works begin to upgrade notorious flood spot Eight children and a driver had to be rescued at the site in 2020 after a bus became trapped in flood waters. Newcastle Herald · Jun 8, 2022
Newcastle Herald · Jun 6, 2022 Lifeguards, Redhead residents oppose pump track plan for beach's overflow carpark Redhead residents want council to pump the brakes on the location of a new bike circuit, arguing it will cause traffic problems and drag lifeguards away from the beach.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 5, 2022 Souths into outright second after 26-16 win over Macquarie The Lions came from behind to score a 10-point victory at Townson Oval.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 5, 2022 Respect for land and Indigenous culture Connecting Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 2, 2022 It's only a matter of time before something goes wrong: ED staff John Hunter Hospital's ED is buckling under a "perfect storm" of challenges, staff say.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 2, 2022 David Klemmer: Bye week a chance to refresh and recharge A few days off to freshen up is pretty much ideal, given it's the halfway point in the season
Newcastle Herald · May 26, 2022 Jets captain Cassidy Davis welcomes Western United's addition to A-League Women At the moment she is enjoying a return to the NNSW competition.
Newcastle Herald · May 19, 2022 Podcast: What you need to know before you vote in Newcastle If politics is about change, then Newcastle must be a political town, with the reworking of the city's face and character in recent years, to the point that it barely resembles the place in that 1970s hit, "The Newcastle Song", but one thing that hasn't changed in more than a…
Newcastle Herald · May 19, 2022 Neil McGuigan joins Hunter wine legends He is the fourth member of his family to be earn legend status
Newcastle Herald · May 13, 2022 Bonds 'not feeling' upset on the cards in Hunter Labor's Dan Repacholi remains a $1.30 favourite with the bookies to beat the Nationals' James Thomson ($3.25) in Hunter as voter surveys predict the Opposition will enjoy a large enough swing to form government in its own right next Saturday.
Newcastle Herald · May 13, 2022 Script saga: 'We shouldn't have to fight this hard' Mayfield woman Emma Warren said she should not have had to fight so hard to get a repeat prescription.
Newcastle Herald · May 12, 2022 Election podcast: What's at stake in the battle for Shortland Flanked by the Tasman Sea and Lake Macquarie, the seat of Shortland can feel like an island, but the challenges and issues that are playing out in the lead-up to the May 21 federal election can be found in this electorate, as people contend with the rising cost of living…