Hunter News 29 April 2022
NSW Teachers Federation members across the Hunter will join their colleagues to walk off the job next Wednesday.
Hunter shoppers are feeling the hip-pocket pain at the supermarket, but farmers are describing it as a rort on the part of supermarkets.
Newcastle Council has launched a new repair café at Lambton Library, operating on the final Saturday of every month.
Farmers across the Hunter and Australia are calling on the next Federal Government to offer certainty the country will meet its net zero targets.
Hunter News 27 April 2022
The Federal Government has committed $2 million for the Maitland FC Magpies, to upgrade their facilities at Cooks Square Park....
Cease-to-pump rules put forward by the State Government have been scrapped for the Lower Hunter, after farmers across the region raised the alarm, it could cripple agricultural activities.
Hunter News 26 April 2022
Pet owners around Lake Macquarie are being urged to monitor their cats and dogs for symptoms of leptospirosis.
New developments in Newcastle could soon be required to be outfitted to be ready for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, as part of a proposed change to planning rules.
Station News Wellbeing
Praising Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities for their handling of COVID-19, Dr Josephine Gwynn talks about the wellbeing of these communities.
Hunter Rostrum Station News
Acclaimed Australian soprano Joan Carden is heard with the Hunter Orchestra on Hunter Rostrum.
