Hunter News 29 September 2022
Hunter residents are facing a significant hike to their council rates next financial year.
Newcastle Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes has accepted a challenge from her Parramatta counterpart ahead of the NRLW Grand Final clash on Sunday.
Hunter News 27 September 2022
A unit has been destroyed by fire and neighbours evacuated at Dudley on Tuesday morning.
Wallsend MP Sonia Hornery has hosted Shadow Minister for Water Rose Jackson on Tuesday morning to discuss the area's flood infrastructure problems.
A man's facing a number of charges after police allegedly found large amounts of drugs in his vehicle during a traffic stop in Mayfield East on Sunday evening.
Newcastle Council is set to discuss the possibility of a ban on fossil fuel advertising across the city at its meeting on Tuesday night.
Hunter News 21 September 2022
The City of Newcastle is running a public workshop which will have more than 100 people provide feedback about the new four-year Community Engagement Strategy.
The wearing of masks is no longer mandatory on public transport, taxis, and rideshare cars across the Hunter and New South Wales from Wednesday.
The Fort Scratchley Historical Society will fire a seven-gun salute on Thursday as a part of the National Day of Mourning for the late Queen Elizabeth II.
An Upper House inquiry into the privatisation of Newcastle's bus services has recommended the move be reversed, over concern the quality of services has declined, passengers now pay more, and drivers face worse pay and conditions.
