Duncan & Strutt
Weddings, ceilidhs, almost anything… Captain James Cook was the son of a Scottish ploughman. Governor Lachlan Macquarie was born on... Read Story
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Hunter Stories
Head out on the (humpback) highway
Experience the breathtaking spectacle of the annual whale migration with self-confessed ocean enthusiast Dominic May. Dominic May had been working... Read Story
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Women with a vision
This year, the Country Women’s Association of NSW is celebrating its centenary milestone, and the Scone branch was amongst the... Read Story
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See you at Dashville
How a front yard music festival became one of the Hunter’s most eclectic venues, attracting musicians from around the world.... Read Story
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So much more than a meal
The volunteers at Newcastle charity Soul Café are serving up tasty meals with a huge side of heart, soul and... Read Story
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Understanding Amorelle
The story of Amorelle Dempster’s life is as fascinating as it is inspiring – a journey of passion, compassion and... Read Story
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Surfing the big blue
From humble beginnings to a nation-wide success, Waves of Wellness is breaking down the barriers of mental health through their... Read Story
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Of horses and men
The Haydon family’s history at Bloomfield Homestead in the Upper Hunter stretches back to the 1830s – and in this... Read Story
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The Mater Spirit
Calvary Mater Newcastle’s 100-year history is rich and eventful. But the dedication to patients, the courage to dream big and... Read Story
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An accidental (world) champion
Megan Hazlett had a conversation with Mark Richards on ageing, egos and unending quests.Photography courtesy of Mark Richards Australia is... Read Story
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