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Lions volunteers across the country and here in the Hunter are celebrating a significant milestone today with the 75th anniversary of the club's formation. 

Newcastle Council is set to discuss the possibility of a ban on fossil fuel advertising across the city at its meeting on Tuesday night.

The first in a new Blue Plaques program, to commemorate notable figures and events in the history of New South Wales, has been installed at East Maitland.

Cessnock MP Clayton Barr has started a stoush with Cessnock Council, after facing fines for using public spaces to hold community barbeques.

A NSW MP has made the case in the State's Upper House after Singleton firefighters raised the alarm on a lack of changeroom facilities. 

Work is getting started on a new research project, looking into the size and species of deer populations across Lake Macquarie.

Selected school bus routes in the Hunter will be equipped with seatbelts, as the State Government extends the $237 million program to the region.

Hunter residents displaced by the recent floods now have access to grants of up to $20,000, after the Back Home scheme was extended to the region.

Greyhound activists are up in arms after the death of a third greyhounds at the Gardens over the weekend.

We're being urged to visit Broke this weekend, as businesses prepare to reopen for the first time since the devastating flood event.