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The National Tertiary Education Union is hosting a digital sit-in from 7AM to 7PM on Monday, protesting casualisation and insecure work at the University of Newcastle.

Soldier On has expanded its pathways program with the launching of new employment support in Singleton.

The Hunter is set to play host to a joint Australia-US project to manufacture and install ground-based radars to track space junk and keep satellites safe.

A new primary school is set to be included in planning for the upcoming Newcastle Education Campus, but construction could be on the backburner.

Applications are now open to sport clubs in Newcastle for the Local Sports Grant Program.

A number of tender opportunities for architects, engineers, and builders have opened up across the Hunter as part of a State Government school building initiative.

Port Stephens Council have made a commitment to become carbon neutral by 2025.

Newcastle is now the latest city to sign up to the global Cities Race to Zero campaign, pushing local governments...

New climate models suggest parts of the Hunter could be be hip-deep in the ocean by the end of the century, with rising sea levels putting the region at risk. 

Hunter commuters should expect a long trip this Saturday, with trains sticking to just 60km an hour as part of a push for a fairer enterprise agreement.