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Youth-led festival to liven up Laman Street
A sustainable swap-meet, art and activism workshop and exciting line-up of local live music are among the highlights of a youth-led community street festival taking over Laman Street tomorrow. -
Newcastle’s unique attractions immortalised in custom Monopoly board
The world’s most famous board game now has embraced a unique Novocastrian theme.
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City Hall serves up lunchtime menu of music
Talented local musicians and the resonant tones of a Steinway grand piano are providing the perfect recipe for a lively lunch during a month-long series of free concerts being held at City Hall -
City answers parking call from Darby St traders
City of Newcastle has answered a call from businesses to extend the existing one-hour limits on Darby Street, giving customers more time to both enjoy a meal and retail therapy on the popular strip.
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New On Demand transport service to be trialled in Newcastle
Novocastrians will soon have a new flexible transport service at their fingertips to take them between Newcastle’s innersuburbs and the city centre. -
City invests in tourism as visitors, expenditure soars
With visitation to the city and tourism expenditure soaring by almost 60 per cent during the past five years, the City of Newcastle is delivering on its commitment to grow the visitor economy.
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Stockton Safety Update
In the lead-up to the start of school holidays this weekend, local students are being warned about the dangers of sand cliffs due to the erosion on Stockton Beach. -
Newcastle’s first disability inclusion festival launched to break down barriers
Newcastle’s first disability inclusion festival has today been launched to increase engagement in the community of people with disabilities and break down long-held barriers and stigmas.
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Lifeguard patrols kick off as beach season begins
City of Newcastle lifeguards are prepped and ready to go as soaring spring temperatures pave the way for another busy beach season.
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Vera Deacon given City’s highest honour
Writer, philanthropist and passionate historian Vera Deacon has been named a Freeman of the City in recognition of her contribution to Newcastle’s heritage, conservation and local history at a special ceremony at City Hall today.