A man will face in court charged with firearm and domestic violence offences. About 4pm on Friday 20 May 20220, officers attached to Tuggerah Lakes Police District attended a home on Dooralong Road, Dooralong, after receiving reports of alleged threats of violence and unsecured firearms. Following
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Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a man missing from the Lake Macquarie area. Terrence Elwell, aged 74, was last seen leaving a aged care facility on Toronto Road, near the intersection of York Street, Booragul, about 12.15pm today (Thursday 19 May 2022). When
Police are appealing for information from the public as they investigate reports a woman was sexually touched while walking in the Hunter region earlier this week. About 5.30pm on Monday (16 May 2022), a 27-year-old woman was walking between Robinson Way and Heather Place, Singleton Heights,
A popular booster seat for kids sold on the Kogan Marketplace by GadgetFreak has been recalled for safety reasons. The product has been sold nationwide without the mandatory safety warning labels which could lead in incorrect use. The Car Booster Seat Chair Cushion Pad For Toddler
Police are investigating a suspicious fire in the state’s Upper Hunter overnight. About 7.45pm (Tuesday 17 May 2022), emergency services were called to a unit on Tindale Street, Muswellbrook, following reports the unit was well alight. Crews from Fire and Rescue NSW extinguished the blaze a
A red-light camera will be installed on Donald Street in Hamilton at the corner of Beaumont Street. There will be road work associated with the installation of this between May 24th and May 31st, putting camera and sensor infrastructure into the road surface. There is no
A woman has escaped injury after crashing through the front doors of the Wangi Wangi IGA this afternoon, A witness said the was shaken up but did not sustain injuries. One witness took to Facebook to share near miss story Had the most random thing happen
The mayor of Hawkesbury City Council in the Sydney area was stabbed by six men during an invasion of his home just after midnight. Patrick Conolly, 32, was stabbed in the upper left arm when the group forced their way into his Bligh Park home at
More than 30 free events and activities aimed at raising the profile of inclusion in our community will be held over the next two weeks as part of City of Newcastle’s Count Us In festival. Count Us In will run between 13 May – 28 May
Cessnock City Council’s Economic Development team is proud to present a local business networking event which will take place from 12 to 2.30pm on Friday 10 June at the Grand Mercure Hunter Valley Gardens, Pokolbin. This event will have a focus on employment and will feature
Payton Gendron, today, was charged after he gunned down 13 people at a Tops supermarket in a mainly colored neighborhood of Buffalo in New York. The teen allegedly live streamed the massacre over the popular gaming platform Twitch. It’s alleged that the self-described white supremacist, Payton
Australian cricket great Andrew Symonds has died in a car accident near Townsville. Andrew Symonds allrounder cricket great for Australia was 46 years old. The accident apparently occurred at 2230 hours Saturday evening. Symonds played 26 Test matches for Australia between 2004 and 2008, while appearing in 198
Four people have been charged following a proactive operation by officers attached to Lake Macquarie and Newcastle City police districts. Calls to Triple Zero (000) shortly after 4am (Friday 13 May 2022), alerted police to several vehicles being driven dangerously in the Lake Macquarie area. Officers
Labors Candidate for the Hunter Dan Rapacholi has doubled down on claims that Labor will raise the minimum wage to match inflation which is currently sitting around 5%. This promise is just a dirty trick praying on the most vulnerable voters, who think if they vote
Four people are in custody following a proactive operation this morning by officers attached to Lake Macquarie and Newcastle City police districts. Calls to Triple Zero (000) shortly after 4am (Friday 13 May 2022), alerted police to several vehicles being driven dangerously in the Lake Macquarie
The Prime Minister Scott Morrison unveiled plans for a $600 million dollar gas fired power station at Kurri Kurri last May, labeled as the Coalitions gas lead recovery. But what the Government failed to mention was that the price tag was just for the power station
Three men have been charged with drug-related offences following an extensive investigation in the Hunter Valley region. Strike Force Bunks was established in December 2021 by Hunter Valley Police District to investigate the alleged supply of prohibited drugs in the Scone area. Following extensive inquiries, detectives
TRAFFIC UPDATE A North bound lane on Pacific Hwy, Heatherbrae is closed due to an accident near the intersection of Hank St. A police spokesperson said traffic is heavy and it’s best to find an alternative route.
Fans will be able to watch our upcoming Australia Cup Play-off match against Perth Glory free of charge on Thursday night after it was confirmed the game would move to McDonald Jones Stadium due to the recent wet weather experienced in Newcastle. Originally scheduled for Jack
2.2 million Australians could be in for a massive pay rise if Labor is elected at the next election. Labor leader Anthony Albanese believes that no one should be left behind as inflation sky rockets and threatening the wallets of everyday Australians “We think no-one should