150 years on
The past, present, and future were celebrated this August, marking the 150th anniversary of Wallsend being declared a municipality.
Wallsend was once a mining colony that supported around 7500 workers and their families. The local coal was some of the best in Australia and played a major role in the development of Newcastle as a port city.
Since then, the suburb has become a vibrant home to a unique and close-knit community, emerging as a multicultural hub that attracts young families from all over the world.


















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