Hunter News

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This outstanding pianist plays Bach, Schumann and Ravel on Sunday's edition of Hunter Rostrum.

On this edition of Wellbeing, Prof. Lesley Wicks answers some questions about nutrition and how what we eat affects our health.

Newcastle researchers are hoping to find out if walk-and-talk style, outdoor therapy could be a better option for men than sitting down inside.

A Central Coast beekeeper has gathered more than 25,000 signatures behind a petition to stop the State Government euthanising bees as part of the response to the Hunter's varroa mite outbreak.

The Federal Government has announced $4.7 million dollars in funding to begin sand nourishment on Stockton Beach.

If you start by asking "How are you feeling?" or if your ask a student at the end of lesson "Is everything ok?" - the things that they will tell you. - Maria Mendez on Wellbeing

Labor MPs are promising big things for the Hunter, with a swathe of policy announcements at the party's state conference over the weekend.

Jane Klein has chosen music that features some close harmony on this edition of Classic Folk.

Warning signs for mobile speed cameras are set to make a comeback across the Hunter, almost two years after the State Government removed them.