Hunter Students to Hear the Tales of World War II Veteran

Hunter News Uncategorized 20 April 2021

The Civic Theatre is tomorrow inviting Hunter school students to listen to a series of powerful stories from World War II veteran Alf Carpenter.

Live music and interactive art imagined for Hamilton’s new James Street Plaza

Hunter News 19 April 2021

In the heart of Hamilton, work is now underway to transform the James Street Plaza on Beaumont Street, set for completion mid-2021.

Hunter Researchers to Trial World-First Treatment for Ice Addicts

Hunter News 14 April 2021

Researchers at the Hunter Medical Research Institute are now recruiting participants for a world-first clinical trial to help methamphetamine addicts break their dependence with an existing drug.

Hunter Software Company Awarded a Major Defence Contract

Hunter News 8 April 2021

A Hunter company is one of ten businesses in Australia awarded a major defence contract by the Federal Government.

Man Charged With Assault on the Run After Breaking Parole

Hunter News 1 April 2021

Hunter Police are appealing for members of the public to assist them in locating a man who has broken his parole, after being arrested for assault.

Decision to Sell Scone TAFE Campus Made Same Day Minister Met with Racing NSW

Hunter News 30 March 2021

The NSW Government has announced Scone's TAFE campus has been purchased by Racing NSW for $4 million.

Four New Police Graduates Starting Work in Hunter, But None in Newcastle

Hunter News 1 March 2021

Four new NSW Police Force members have been sent to serve across the Hunter region after graduating from the Police Academy in Goulburn in the first graduation ceremony of 2021.

This Weekend Marks Last Chance To Get Free Skin Check With Hunter Melanoma Foundation

Hunter News 25 February 2021

The Newcastle community have one last opportunity to get a free skin check this summer season.

Program Helping Vulnerable Young People Across the Hunter to get P Plates

Hunter News 23 February 2021

Vulnerable youth across the Hunter, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie region are being given a leg up as the NSW Government has announced a 20 million dollar expansion of the Driver Licensing Access Program.

Medowie School: Washington Asks Why it Hasn’t Been Built Yet

Hunter News 12 February 2021

Port Stephens MP Kate Washington has called on the State government to remember its promise to build a new high school in Medowie.

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