Hunter News Weekly Summary
Hunter News 18 March 2021
A 43-year-old man from Bolton point has suffered a $2,000 fine for dumping nine tyres at Killingworth in early March.
New stages of the Newcastle Inner City Bypass are expected to cut through what was once the Lambton Camp, a shanty town which housed up to 130 residents from the Great Depression until 1960.
Hunter News 17 March 2021
A man will face court in April charged over a serious crash in Lake Macquarie.
Eligible Hunter residents can now make a booking to receive their AstraZeneca COVID shot, with the roll out at Hunter GP clinics starting on Monday.
Hunter News 16 March 2021
Staff and patients at the Wallsend Aged Care Facility are raising concern the centre might be sold off or shut down.
A man is being questioned after the body of a teenager was discovered in Charlestown over night.
Newcastle born singer, songwriter and entertainer, Doug Parkinson has died suddenly overnight at his home on Sydney's Northern Beaches aged 74.
Hunter News 15 March 2021
The State Government is facing calls to release data on how and if speed limit reductions on Thomas St, Newcastle Rd, and Griffiths Rd have improved road safety.
Hunter Valley Police are appealing for public assistance after a child was approached at Scone.
The Gardens Greyhound Track has been promised a share of $5.2 million for upgrade works to meet new safety standards.