Local Labor Team Announces Candidates for Ward C in Upcoming Cessnock Council Elections

The local Labor team has officially announced their candidates for Ward C in the upcoming Cessnock City Council elections, scheduled for Saturday, 14 September. The team includes: Jay Suvaal, the Mayoral candidate running again for the position, expressed enthusiasm about the team, stating, “Over the coming months, we will continue to be out and about […]

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Man to Face Court Over Alleged Property Offences in Port Stephens-Hunter District

A 35-year-old man is set to appear in Raymond Terrace Local Court today, facing charges related to a series of property offences. This follows an investigation by the Port Stephens-Hunter Police District. The investigation, led by detectives under Strike Force Weemala, was initiated earlier this year in response to multiple alleged break and enter offences […]

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Meet the Independent Candidates for Ward A in the Cessnock Council Elections

As the Cessnock Council elections approach this September, three dedicated Independent candidates are vying for your support in Ward A: Cr Jessica Jurd, Tracey Harrington, and Sharon Kennedy. Here’s a brief look at their backgrounds, motivations, and visions for Ward A. Cr Jessica Jurd: A Tenacious Advocate Seeking re-election, Cr Jessica Jurd has been actively […]

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Cessnock Mayor Jay Suvaal Announces Ward A Labor Team for Upcoming Council Elections

Cessnock Mayor Jay Suvaal has announced his Ward A Labor team for the upcoming Cessnock City Council elections, scheduled for Saturday, September 14, 2024. Mayor Suvaal confirmed he will be running for the mayoral position once again, aiming to lead a council focused on positive initiatives for the community. He emphasized the importance of continuing […]

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NSW Laws Fail to Deter Eco-Protesters: Calls for Stricter Penalties Grow

New South Wales laws have once again proven ineffective in preventing eco-protesters from causing significant disruptions. This week, the Hunter trainlines have been repeatedly interrupted by climate activists, resulting in multiple arrests for disrupting train services. These protests have led to widespread delays, affecting countless commuters and causing a major inconvenience. The question now is […]

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Police Seek Public Help to Locate Wanted Man in Lake Macquarie

Police Seek Public Help to Locate Wanted Man in Lake Macquarie Police are appealing for public assistance to locate Neil Purnell, a 38-year-old man wanted on outstanding warrants for multiple domestic violence offences in Lake Macquarie. Officers from the Lake Macquarie Police District have been conducting inquiries into Purnell’s whereabouts but have been unable to […]

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AGL to Advance Solar Manufacturing at Liddell Despite Dutton's Nuclear Push

AGL to Advance Solar Manufacturing at Liddell Despite Dutton’s Nuclear Push

Power giant AGL is moving forward with plans to manufacture solar cables and recycle solar panels at the site of two retiring coal-fired power stations in NSW, despite Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s push for nuclear energy. Dutton has reignited Australia’s climate debates by criticizing the government’s renewable energy targets and proposing the deployment of seven […]

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