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11 Mar 2026City of Newcastle drives high-quality urban design through independent review panel
City of Newcastle’s independent urban design experts assessed almost $1 billion in developments during 2025, with a strong emphasis on high quality public domain design. -
10 Mar 2026Ordinary Council Meeting 10 March (items adjourned from 24 February 2026)
Following is a summary of resolutions from the Ordinary Council meeting of Tuesday 10 March (items adjourned from 24 February 2026). NB: it is not a full record of resolutions.
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06 Mar 2026Surfest exhibition to offer Novocastrians a ride down memory lane
Merewether won’t be the only place to enjoy the sights and sounds of Surfest this month as foundation sponsor City of Newcastle celebrates the iconic event’s 40th anniversary.
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06 Mar 2026Guns N’ Roses Knockin’ on Newcastle’s door
Newcastle has cemented itself as the home of rock and roll with Guns N’ Roses secured to play at McDonald Jones Stadium on December 8.
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05 Mar 2026City of Newcastle forging new bonds across generations at Newcastle Libraries
Tiny hands and great wisdom are coming together as part of new program created by City of
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26 Feb 2026Landmark moment as city celebrates reopening of Newcastle Art Gallery
A new Newcastle Art Gallery will open its doors this weekend after more than 16 years of fundraising and perseverance, ushering in a new era of cultural tourism in the city.
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26 Feb 2026Airport Board Chair flying high with Key to the City
A historic period of growth and investment in Newcastle Airport has seen outgoing Chair of the Board, Jude Munro AO, recognised with a Key to the City.
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25 Feb 2026City of Newcastle facilities helping football’s Steel Roses bloom
Players and officials from the Chinese women’s football team have praised two of Newcastle’s premier sporting facilities as they ramp up preparations for the 2026 AFC Asian Cup. -
25 Feb 2026Community invited to have their say as culture emerges as economic powerhouse
City of Newcastle has thrown a spotlight on Newcastle’s thriving creative sector, which supports almost 3,500 jobs and generates around $565 million in direct value added to the local economy.
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24 Feb 2026
Ordinary Council Meeting 24 February 2026
Following is a summary of resolutions from the Ordinary Council meeting of Tuesday 24 February 2026. NB: it is not a full record of resolutions.
