Star students: HSC 2021 duxes reveal future plans
Top students from across the state — recognised as their school’s dux recipient — have revealed their plans post high school.
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Staffing crisis forces nursing home to shut its doors
Just eight days ago an aged care facility in Lake Macquarie was boasting its premium services and personalised attention. Today the doors were slammed shut because of massive staff shortages.
The man putting names to Newcastle’s unknown graves
Walking around grave sites isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but for Woodrising man Gary Mitchell, it’s just another day at the office.
New budget airline a boost to Newcastle, Mid North Coast
The inclusion of Newcastle and Port Macquarie in routes announced by Australia’s newest low-cost airline is a big boost for both regions.
State government has ‘koala blood on its hands’: MP
A Port Stephens activist says putting koalas on the federal endangered list is welcomed but raises many questions, while an MP says the state government has “koala blood on its hands”.
Man jailed after harbouring fugitive, taunting cops
Tyron Jai Lane posted a video to Facebook taunting the police as they were hunting for his mate who was suspected of being involved in a shooting in Sydney. The stunt backfired.
Could this be the Dawn Patrol’s last summer
Meet the eclectic group of Novacastrians who are up before the crack of dawn and bathing in these tranquil waters — but it might just be their last summer as the renovators move in.
Rising footy star learns fate over ‘traumatic’ punch
A rising footy star and former Penrith Panther has learned his fate after a shocking punch that left a man with a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain.
Newcastle Council CEO on future of city growth
Newcastle Council CEO Jeremy Bath gives an insight into the investment being poured into Newcastle and what direction the city might take in the years ahead.
Uncovering the lost football fields of Newcastle
Newcastle has a rich history of sport that dates back centuries, but many of the great grounds that once drew large and loud crowds have long disappeared. One man is finding them again.
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