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Have you tried the menu at one of Nelson Bay’s newest restaurants yet? Think garlic butter prawns and pork barbecue skew...
20/11/2025

Have you tried the menu at one of Nelson Bay’s newest restaurants yet? Think garlic butter prawns and pork barbecue skewers.

The former Sienna's Restaurant debuts a new menu bursting with different flavours.

Katie Hamshaw is a living institution at Wirreanda Public School, having taught every primary grade from Kindergarten to...
20/11/2025

Katie Hamshaw is a living institution at Wirreanda Public School, having taught every primary grade from Kindergarten to Year 4 during her 32 years of service.

Wirreanda Public School celebrates 40 years of growth and community spirit.

From thrilling bull riding to sustainable markets, here's what's on in Port Stephens this weekend.
19/11/2025

From thrilling bull riding to sustainable markets, here's what's on in Port Stephens this weekend.

Your go-to guide to what's on in Port Stephens this weekend.

Nine alleged Finks bikies and associates have been charged in relation to an investigation into drug, firearm, affray an...
19/11/2025

Nine alleged Finks bikies and associates have been charged in relation to an investigation into drug, firearm, affray and s*xual touching offences in the Hunter Region.

Police were investigating bikie links to an affray incident at a Merewether pub and an attack at Shoal...

You won't believe this local veteran's life story.
19/11/2025

You won't believe this local veteran's life story.

The 82-year-old stands by his military career, insisting he would do it all again.

The collaboration inspired new approaches in the kitchen and brought residents closer to the food they love.
19/11/2025

The collaboration inspired new approaches in the kitchen and brought residents closer to the food they love.

The program's fresh food transformed dining, bringing joy to residents.

Could a new NEWRL open-age competition force some local clubs to fold?
19/11/2025

Could a new NEWRL open-age competition force some local clubs to fold?

How new Friday night comp has divided Newcastle's footy leagues.

Angry residents say the proposed design of a multi-million dollar hotel redevelopment of the Nelson Bay marina precinct ...
19/11/2025

Angry residents say the proposed design of a multi-million dollar hotel redevelopment of the Nelson Bay marina precinct is "ugly" and "arrogant".

Residents say the proposed design of the multi-million dollar redevelopment is 'ugly' and 'arrogant'.

Thousands of NSW school students have made Great Aussie Bush Camp memories over the past two decades.
18/11/2025

Thousands of NSW school students have made Great Aussie Bush Camp memories over the past two decades.

BUSINESS | It started in Tea Gardens and has now gone national. Plus, two inspiring Newcastle women rewarded...

The winners and losers from rugby league's open-age comp shake-up.
18/11/2025

The winners and losers from rugby league's open-age comp shake-up.

How new Friday night comp has divided Newcastle's footy leagues.

Wirreanda Public School is celebrating 40 years of education this month, but the anniversary is anchored by an extraordi...
18/11/2025

Wirreanda Public School is celebrating 40 years of education this month, but the anniversary is anchored by an extraordinary connection.

Wirreanda Public School celebrates 40 years of growth and community spirit.

Good Kravings transformed the former Sienna's Restaurant from Italian to authentic Filipino fare with an Aussie twist.
18/11/2025

Good Kravings transformed the former Sienna's Restaurant from Italian to authentic Filipino fare with an Aussie twist.

The former Sienna's Restaurant debuts a new menu bursting with different flavours.

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