The Latest Breaking News from Morisset

Newcastle is ineligible for a new regional road repair fund.

A petition against a "poorly conceived" plan for Morisset's growth is gathering momentum.

Mayoral minute says there has been 'little progress' on plans for a new centre.

If you've visited Morisset recently, you'll have noticed the area's transformation.

A report will be prepared for the coroner.

The population of Morisset and Cooranbong grew 18 per cent in the five years.

Four scenarios put forward to guide major growth in Morisset.

While Speers Point Swim Centre will still be the jewel in the crown of Lake Macquarie City Council's watering holes, a public push for better facilities in Swansea has seen a new indoor learn to swim pool, car park and splash pad made a high priority.

A $75 million shopping centre at Morisset kitted out with a supermarket, retail, restaurants and cafes is one step closer thanks to Lake Macquarie council, despite objections from the state's road authority and nearby major retailers.

The state and federal governments have committed funds to the project, but Transport for NSW says its timing is "dependent on planning and funding approvals".

Police said they would like to thank the public and media for their assistance.