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Friends and family have rallied to support a teenage girl in her recovery after she was attacked by a dog at a friend's ...
08/09/2025

Friends and family have rallied to support a teenage girl in her recovery after she was attacked by a dog at a friend's home in the Hunter Valley.

Annalyse Blyton, 17, remains in a critical condition with neck, face and back injuries after she was attacked...

Charlotte Robb is hosting a pre-loved fashion event in Maitland to raise money for a new women's refuge.
08/09/2025

Charlotte Robb is hosting a pre-loved fashion event in Maitland to raise money for a new women's refuge.

The fundraising sale is on Saturday, September 20 in Maitland.

Convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson has received a life sentence with a non-parole period of 33 years for the murde...
08/09/2025

Convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson has received a life sentence with a non-parole period of 33 years for the murders of three people she poisoned with a beef Wellington lunch at her home in 2023.

Patterson was sentenced to 'maximum penalty' on September 8.

Find out where Port Stephens stands on these latest statistics from the NRMA.
07/09/2025

Find out where Port Stephens stands on these latest statistics from the NRMA.

Reports of pothole damage have skyrocketed after months of torrential rain.

In case you missed it: there is an opportunity for community members to provide feedback on the Tomaree Lodge plans.
05/09/2025

In case you missed it: there is an opportunity for community members to provide feedback on the Tomaree Lodge plans.

NSW Government unveils future use of historic Tomaree Lodge site.

A teenage girl has been flown to hospital with critical head and neck injuries after a dog attacked her at a home in the...
05/09/2025

A teenage girl has been flown to hospital with critical head and neck injuries after a dog attacked her at a home in the Hunter Valley.

A 16-year-old girl was flown to hospital and a mixed breed dog has been destroyed.

Lily received a kidney from her dad, Scott Mackenzie, last year.
05/09/2025

Lily received a kidney from her dad, Scott Mackenzie, last year.

The 17-year-old has come through a major health problem.

The then 20-year-old Mr Frost survived the 2005 Bali bombings along with his parents, which saw the loss of 20 lives, in...
04/09/2025

The then 20-year-old Mr Frost survived the 2005 Bali bombings along with his parents, which saw the loss of 20 lives, including three from the Hunter region.

20 years on, Joe Frost has pushed for a memorial service in his hometown.

The thought of losing a beloved park in the heart of Salamander Bay has residents fighting for the land to be spared.
04/09/2025

The thought of losing a beloved park in the heart of Salamander Bay has residents fighting for the land to be spared.

Community uproar over the potential sale of Salamander Bay park.

The Marina Market, Lemon Jam and more are on this Father's Day weekend in Port Stephens.
04/09/2025

The Marina Market, Lemon Jam and more are on this Father's Day weekend in Port Stephens.

Spring has arrived, and there's plenty to do in Port Stephens.

Federal environment officers have laid a string of charges against a man accused of possessing exotic birds, turtles and...
03/09/2025

Federal environment officers have laid a string of charges against a man accused of possessing exotic birds, turtles and leopard geckos at a property in Port Stephens.

Andrew Rankmore has now been charged by federal environment officers.

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