Hunter News

On this edition of Classic Folk Phil and Jane present a selection of songs about exploration including Northwest Passage (Stan Rogers).

The Hunter's peak business body is welcoming the Federal Government's hopes to develop an offshore wind farm on the region's coast.

Work is getting started on a new research project, looking into the size and species of deer populations across Lake Macquarie.

Scriabin’s music remains controversial. Hear Colin Spiers play Scriabin on this edition of Hunter Rostrum.

Selected school bus routes in the Hunter will be equipped with seatbelts, as the State Government extends the $237 million program to the region.

Local Land Services is inviting Hunter landowners to information sessions with veterinarians and biosecurity officers, discussing how to manage outbreaks of emergency animal diseases such as foot-and-mouth or lumpy skin disease.

On this edition of Hunter Rostrum Schubert’s Sonata in A Major and La Forqueray by French Harpsichordist Jacques Duphly.

Hunter domestic violence and homelessness support service Jenny's Place has received $18,000 as the beneficiary of the Newcastle Lord Mayor's Prayer Breakfast.

Hunter residents displaced by the recent floods now have access to grants of up to $20,000, after the Back Home scheme was extended to the region.

Marine Rescue NSW has seen its second busiest year on record, with more than 1,147 of the state's 3,905 rescues in the Hunter and Central Coast region.