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The Newcastle Knights are set to lose one of the key figures behind their rapid rise, with head of recruitment Peter O’Sullivan reportedly agreeing to join the Brisbane Broncos.
O’Sullivan has accepted a five-year deal with Brisbane reportedly worth $2.5 million, despite being contracted to the Knights until 2029.
The move comes just days after Newcastle’...
A new collection of $1 coins has been released by the Royal Australian Mint, celebrating some of Australia’s best-known inventions.
The Bright Ideas collection features five designs, each highlighting an Australian innovation that has made an impact at home or around the world.
The inventions featured are the baby capsule, stump jump plough, black box fli...
Sometimes the best decisions are not about walking away from something, but making room for what comes next.
After a lot of thought, I recently made the decision to resign from NEWFM and step away from breakfast radio.
Radio has given me so much. I have loved being part of people’s mornings, the conversations, the laughter, the completely ridiculous topi...
For the Hunter, the Newcastle Knights are more than a football team. They are part of the community and, in 2026, Charlestown Square has been proud to stand alongside them as an official partner.
The partnership has helped to bring the Knights closer to their fans, supporting grassroots sport and creating memorable experiences for families across the region.
...Motorists across Newcastle and the Hunter are being reminded that school zones will be back in force from Monday 12 October, as students return for Term 4.
The 40km/h school zone limits will apply across the region from Monday morning, even at schools holding a pupil-free or development day.
Transport for NSW executive director Chadi Chalhoub said Monday...