Labor and the left are continuing down a dangerous authoritarian path, and not many can see it, or if they do, they’re supporting the transition to an authoritarian regime. NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns is using his platform on social media to attack Tanya Davies for
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Two teenagers have been arrested following a fire at a school in the Hunter region overnight. Emergency services were called to the school on Greer Street, Raymond Terrace, just after 10.30pm (Sunday 20 March 2022), after reports of a fire. Officers from Port-Stephens Hunter Police District
Maitland City Council is refurbishing the War Memorial at Morpeth, in front of the Morpeth Museum. The restoration of the monument includes cleaning, stabilising and renewing the original lettering by hand. The Sydney sandstone memorial was unveiled in 1921 to commemorate those from the area who
Cessnock City Council is delighted to announce it will again support Kurri Kurri’s Nostalgia Festival, following a resolution at Wednesday night’s ordinary council meeting. The festival organiser Towns With Heart will be provided with $10,400 in-kind support for the nationally famous festival, which celebrates all things
A man will appear in court today, charged after an alleged assault and breach of AVO on the Central Coast yesterday. About 6.20pm (Thursday 10 February 2022), a man approached his neighbour on Huene Avenue, Halekulani, and allegedly hit him multiple times in the head with
A man has been charged after police pursuits through multiple Newcastle suburbs overnight. Police have been told a 35-year-old woman, a 36-year-old man and two children – aged 9 and 11 – were leaving a home on Dunkley Road, Mount Hutton, about 9pm (Wednesday 9 February
Cessnock City Council is pleased to announce it has been successful in receiving $3 million in funding for a shared pathway which will connect Bridges Hill Park to Wine Country. This exciting project is funded through the NSW Government’s NSW Public Spaces Legacy Program. It will
A new small business incubator program is offering 15 Novocastrians the chance to take their business ideas to the next level. Delivered as part of City of Newcastle’s NewSkills training program, the intensive 12-week Side Hustle Bootcamp will provide the burgeoning entrepreneurs with the opportunity to
A man has died following a multi-vehicle crash at Lake Macquarie yesterday. Shortly before midday (Wednesday 19 January 2022), emergency services were called to the M1 Motorway, near George Booth Drive at Killingworth, following reports of a multi-vehicle crash. It’s understood a Honda Legend travelling northbound
Hunter Valley Highway Patrol detect a motorcycle traveling in excess of the speed limit on Leggetts Drive, Mount Vincent, but when stopped identify a number of further offences. At 12:54pm on Wednesday the 12th January 2022, police from Cessnock Highway Patrol have stopped a white and
Candidates for Paterson and Shortland, Brooke Vitnell and Nell McGill endorsed as federal liberal party candidates in the Hunter Region have enthusiastically welcomed a draft national 10-year plan to end violence against women and children saying it is “unprecedented” in its breadth. The National Plan to End Violence
An investigation is underway after a motorcyclist died in a two-vehicle crash in the Hunter Valley region yesterday. About 3.15pm (Friday 14 January 2022), emergency services were called to Richmond Vale Road, Mulbring, about 20km east of Cessnock, after a Suzuki GSX motorcycle and Toyota Camry
The Cessnock City Council has taken to Facebook to announce the temporary closure of public toilets due to the current Covid-19 situation. The toilet cloures come into effect from 3pm, Thursday, January 13, 2022. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on staffing, Cessnock City
Police are investigating a fatal stabbing on the Central Coast overnight. Just after 11pm (Tuesday 11 January 2022), emergency services were called to Langford Drive, Kariong, following reports of a stabbing. Officers attached to Brisbane Water Police District attended and found a 13-year-old boy with a
Four teenagers have been charged over an alleged aggravated robbery and assault in Newcastle. About 11.15pm on Tuesday (4 January 2022), a 23-year-old man was walking along Hunter Street when he was approached by a group of young males, three of whom were allegedly armed with
A Cessnock man has returned a staggering breath analysis reading 0.297, six times over the legal limit. The man was stopped around 1.30pm (Thursday, 6 January 2022), officers attached to Hunter Valley Traffic and Highway Patrol Command stopped the driver of a Mitsubishi SUV on Wollombi
Police have released images of a vehicle and are appealing for information as investigations continue into the reported sex touching of a teenage girl in the Tuggerah Lakes area at the weekend. Police have been told it was shortly after 3am on Saturday (1 January 2022),
A coffee shop in Maitland has issued an apology after receiving backlash for reinstating vaccine passports and mandatory QR check-in. Central Park Cafe posted the apology to their Facebook page last night. Some unhappy customers have left bad reviews online after being forced to provide proof
I know I’m going to upset some people with this opinion, but someone has to speak out. Right now we are not living with Covid, but rather we are trying to hide from Covid. This is not what I signed up for when I got double
Newcastle has become the epicenter of a fresh Covid-19 outbreak, which is likely the Omicron variant, which has rapidly spread throughout the Hunter Region. In response to surging cases, leftist politicians lead by Tim Crakanthrop have been lobbying NSW Health and the Government to shut down