
Refugee students awarded Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation Scholarships
Ten Hunter students, who came to Australia as refugees, have received education scholarships as part of the $30,000 Newcastle Permanent... Read Story
Ten Hunter students, who came to Australia as refugees, have received education scholarships as part of the $30,000 Newcastle Permanent... Read Story
Hunter residents can now enjoy a range of digital library services due to City of Newcastle’s COVID-19 Community and Economic... Read Story
No strangers to doing things differently, Mike de Iuliis, David Hook and Andrew Thomas have teamed up to create a... Read Story
Hunter businesses are working together to provide hope and generosity to those in need within the community. On the frontlines... Read Story
There are plenty of activities now available online to help you stay connected and fight the occasional onslaught of cabin... Read Story
If you're a lover of great food and supporting local businesses, you would be glad to know the Myrtle House has announced new opening hours.
Now transformed into your local corner store, Estabar cafe owner Bec Bowie is selling produce from all her usual suppliers... Read Story
Fine dining doesn't have to be forgotten just because you are in your own home.
Many businesses across the country have found themself having to close their doors due to COVID-19, however, the Maitland Regional Art Gallery (MRAG) is reassuring customers of their accessibility even during these times.
Ditching the hustle and bustle of the “big city” for a more relaxed country lifestyle may sound like a dream come true. But what happens when you wake up and find yourself totally unprepared for the reality of the treechange experience?