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29 May 2019Events, projects clear winners under new BIA model
As much as $900,000 will soon be offered to community-minded organisations and groups to activate the CBD and business districts of Hamilton, Mayfield and Wallsend, following a decision of the City of Newcastle’s elected Council last night.
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29 May 2019City to honour Humble librarian in annual address
An annual lecture will be launched by Newcastle Libraries this week to remember the life of a devoted librarian and public servant who recently lost her battle with cancer.
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28 May 2019Council update Tuesday 28 May 2019
Following is a summary of the Ordinary Council Meeting for Tuesday 28 May 2019. NB: it is not a full record of resolutions.
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27 May 2019New playground for Wallsend
A group of primary school students from Wallsend had special permission to test drive the suburb’s new playground.
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26 May 2019James Drinkwater solo exhibition at Newcastle Art Gallery opens 1 June.
A new exhibition celebrating the work of critically-acclaimed Newcastle artist James Drinkwater will take viewers on an abstract journey around the world when it opens at Newcastle Art Gallery on Saturday 1 June, 2019.
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21 May 2019City says thanks to committed volunteers
City of Newcastle has praised the service of its volunteers at a special morning tea marking National Volunteers Week.
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20 May 2019City Hall refurb motoring along
Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes turned back the clock 90 years today to celebrate an important milestone in the restoration of City Hall. -
15 May 2019Community welcome to learn about fenced dog park plan
City of Newcastle invites the community to an information session at the site of the City’s first fenced dog park next Saturday to view plans and hear about its benefits.
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13 May 2019City leads with purchase of electric cars
City of Newcastle has begun replacing its fleet of petrol-powered cars by purchasing two electric models engineered for better performance, efficiency and sustainability.
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10 May 2019Hey! Streets of our Town on show at library
Late 19th and early 20th century subdivision plans of Hunter suburbs feature in a new Newcastle Library exhibition that offers a fascinating look at our early neighbourhoods.
