A Sydney cat holidaying in Newcastle has been deemed a hero after giving a lifesaving blood transfusion to a feline friend after its leg was amputated in a hiss-terical turn of events.
A Lake Macquarie man has been accused of assaulting another man before striking him with his car and fleeing. His matters were mentioned in court.
Sweeping reforms on bus safety tech after the Hunter Valley tragedy are only the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to preventing another devastating crash, Mitchell Gaffney’s dad says.
The ex-owner of the home targeted in the latest anti-Semitism to rock Sydney has warned it won’t be long before a person is killed by a similar hate-fuelled attack, as CCTV of a car being torched in the attack emerges.
For far too long labour hire workers have been exploited and paid less for the same jobs, but after recent laws that came into effect, NSW miners are finally being paid what they’re worth.
Fallen trees are the latest hurdle to rail travel amid confirmation a train derailed as commuters faced day two of travel chaos, and the federal government reveals why it didn’t intervene.
A trio – including a man wanted on three outstanding warrants – have been charged over two separate police pursuits in Lake Macquarie and the alleged theft of copper wiring.
A Hunter school teacher accused of possessing child abuse material has had his identity suppressed with a court hearing there could be a danger to the alleged victim or witnesses.
A Port Stephens tourist resort slated for a multimillion-dollar transformation has been touted as a solution to the area’s housing crisis – but nearby residents aren’t buying into the hype.
A week apart, two men have denied they were behind the armed robbery of a popular inner-city Newcastle pub where more than $120,000 was stolen. Read what happened in court.
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