Hunter News

On this edition of Classic Folk, Phil and Jane are getting their inspiration from the skies.

Newcastle's bus fleet is starting to go green, as part of a plan to introduce electric-powered buses in the city.

Hunter readers and writers were pleased to see the return of the Newcastle Writer's Festival over the weekend. 

The rollout of a fourth COVID-19 vaccine or second booster has been launched in the Hunter today, ahead of an expected surge in cases in Winter.

Former Newcastle Deputy Lord Mayor Paul Scobie has passed away this week, at the age of 75.

Daniel Johns faces a high range drink driving charge, after colliding with another vehicle in North Arm Cove last night. 

Federal Labor has announced a new First Home Buyer Support Scheme, which it says will ease housing pressures in the Hunter.

Former incarcerated person Damien Linnane interviews other people about their life both inside prison and after release.

After an arson attack, Irrawang Public School Parents and Citizens Association have set up a Go Fund Me page to support the Irrawang Public School Community.

Hunter residents and families are concerned, a controversial Dinosaur Festival event is continuing to ignore requests for refunds.