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Introducing Jules, a Thoroughbred gelding nurturing hopes for a loving forever home.
17/12/2025

Introducing Jules, a Thoroughbred gelding nurturing hopes for a loving forever home.

RSPCA seeks a forever home for Jules, a 10-year-old Thoroughbred.

Rhonda's efforts as an Aboriginal Education Officer and Learning Support Officer have made Tomaree High School a hub of ...
16/12/2025

Rhonda's efforts as an Aboriginal Education Officer and Learning Support Officer have made Tomaree High School a hub of cultural engagement.

Rhonda Roach spearheads cultural revitalisation at Tomaree High School.

The hero shop owner who disarmed one of the Bondi gunmen by throwing himself at the heavily armed man faces a months-lon...
16/12/2025

The hero shop owner who disarmed one of the Bondi gunmen by throwing himself at the heavily armed man faces a months-long recovery after being shot twice.

The man whose bravery during the Bondi Beach massacre has echoed around the world faces a long recovery,...

There's no magic fix for the Northern Hawks, but young forward Connor Cromarty says the club will have greater defensive...
16/12/2025

There's no magic fix for the Northern Hawks, but young forward Connor Cromarty says the club will have greater defensive steel under new coach Steve Simpson.

Hawks to deliver a tough defensive approach.

As we prepare to spend more time outside and in our gardens, two of the Hunter's most experienced snake catchers have so...
16/12/2025

As we prepare to spend more time outside and in our gardens, two of the Hunter's most experienced snake catchers have some simple do's and don'ts for people confronted by a snake.

Snake season is here: How to protect your home and family.

Forget the fries - loaded spuds are Port Stephens' newest food craze.
16/12/2025

Forget the fries - loaded spuds are Port Stephens' newest food craze.

Driven by nostalgia for jacket potatoes, Daniel Latimore opened King of Spuds.

Horse riding to school? At 106, Olga Wheeler remembers a very different world.
16/12/2025

Horse riding to school? At 106, Olga Wheeler remembers a very different world.

The Tea Gardens resident celebrated 106 years, marked by hard work and bingo.

A new masterplan for Medowie’s town's centre proposes creating a large village green and relocating the war memorial.
15/12/2025

A new masterplan for Medowie’s town's centre proposes creating a large village green and relocating the war memorial.

The town centre masterplan is open on public exhibition

Roos rebuild starts now! Captain-coach Sam Croese is calling on former players and new faces to join the charge.
15/12/2025

Roos rebuild starts now! Captain-coach Sam Croese is calling on former players and new faces to join the charge.

A club stalwart has a new mission.

Meet Rhonda Roach, the dedicated staff member who is ensuring students are connected to their identity.
15/12/2025

Meet Rhonda Roach, the dedicated staff member who is ensuring students are connected to their identity.

Rhonda Roach spearheads cultural revitalisation at Tomaree High School.

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash in Port Stephens on Sunday night.
15/12/2025

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash in Port Stephens on Sunday night.

The tragedy was the third fatal crash on local roads on Sunday.

Two Hunter catchers share simple rules: Observe from a distance and call a pro. Your safety guide is here.
15/12/2025

Two Hunter catchers share simple rules: Observe from a distance and call a pro. Your safety guide is here.

Snake season is here: How to protect your home and family.

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