Hunter News 4 May 2022
There's concern a long-awaited increase to interest rates will hit Hunter businesses hard, just as they were hoping to escape the financial woes of the COVID-19 pandemic.
BY CHARLOTTE LLOYD Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has recognised 44 firefighters across the state for the courage and commitment...
A potential coal exploration licence at Wollombi has been ruled out.
Hunter teachers are walking off the job today, just a week into the school term, taking industrial action for the second time in just six months.
Mark's Blog
The NAPLAN Test for parents. Just under 4% get 10 out of 10. See how you go.
Hunter News 2 May 2022
Federal Member for Newcastle Sharon Claydon says if elected, a Labor Government will provide $1.2 million in funding for domestic violence victims in Newcastle.
Dr David Durrheim has been named as the Lake Mac Ambassador at the 2022 Lake Mac Awards.
A new study has revealed, the Hunter is losing out on more than $250 million in economic activity each year, due to wage-cutting strategies by mining companies through labour hire.
Hunter Rostrum Station News
A Viola, a Piano and the Sydney Male Choir form the line-up on this edition of Hunter Rostrum. You can listen to these histroric concerts on-demand.
Brass Station News
Described as "The British March King", Kenneth J. Alford wrote many fine examples of the art, one of which you'll hear on this edition of Brass Encounters.
