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The Newcastle Jets have officially begun preparations for the 2026/27 season, with head coach Mark Milligan welcoming a mix of new recruits and returning players as the club looks to build on last year’s progress.
Speaking on the opening day of training, the Socceroos legend says excitement was high as the squad reunited, with several newcomers joining the core gro...
10 PASSAGE CLOSE, GILLIESTON HEIGHTS
Positioned within Gillieston Heights, 10 Passage Close benefits from being in an area that continues to see strong demand from both owner-occupiers and tenants.
Recently-refreshed with full interior painting, updated lighting, new flooring and the addition of plantation shutters and double roller blinds...
Port Stephens residents are invited to submit feedback, via an online survey, on future domestic waste services in the LGA.
It comes as council prepares to initiate a new Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) service for about 33,000 households from July 2027 in partnership with City of Newcastle (CN).
With its introduction, food scraps will be collecte...
Despite a downward trend for unemployment in the Hunter, continued uncertainty in the economic environment has businesses poised for a hiring slowdown.
It follows the recent release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) labour force figures.
Data reveals unemployment across the region dropped from 4.7% in April to 4.5% in May in line with decreases...
A University of Newcastle (UoN) researcher will lead a national project aimed at improving healthcare experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, after securing more than $620,000 in federal government funding.
Dr Elissa Elvidge, from the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI), has been awarded $621,000 through the Medical Research Future Fund (...