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After nearly four decades serving with the NSW Police Force - most of it as a detective sergeant in my home town of Dubb...
13/06/2025

After nearly four decades serving with the NSW Police Force - most of it as a detective sergeant in my home town of Dubbo - I've come to realise that while first responders are trained to protect others, we're not always so good at protecting ourselves.

June 11 is Thank a First Responder Day: why saying thanks matters.

A large-scale search and rescue exercise will see over 70 Marine Rescue NSW volunteers from some six Hunter and Central ...
13/06/2025

A large-scale search and rescue exercise will see over 70 Marine Rescue NSW volunteers from some six Hunter and Central Coast units in the field at the weekend as the service tests its readiness in a simulated operation.

Marine Rescue NSW and its partner agencies will stage a large-scale training exercise on the water this weekend.

It's going to be a long road to recovery, Hunter residents are being warned, as the tally of damage to public infrastruc...
13/06/2025

It's going to be a long road to recovery, Hunter residents are being warned, as the tally of damage to public infrastructure continues in the wake of recent flood events.

It could be months before full impact of floods on roads is known.

In January 2025, Port Stephens-Hunter detectives commenced an investigation into reports a teacher in the Raymond Terrac...
12/06/2025

In January 2025, Port Stephens-Hunter detectives commenced an investigation into reports a teacher in the Raymond Terrace area had allegedly s*xually assaulted two boys aged between 14 and 15 in the 80s.

The investigation relates to the alleged s*xual assaults of three teenage boys.

Dress rehearsals for the biggest showcase of student-led creative arts in the Hunter kicked off on Wednesday, as the cas...
12/06/2025

Dress rehearsals for the biggest showcase of student-led creative arts in the Hunter kicked off on Wednesday, as the cast of Star Struck made final preparations before opening night on Friday.

In 2025, it's tipped as bigger and better than ever. Here is an early look at Star Struck...

From Illuminate at Raymond Terrace to the Great Moscow Circus at Cessnock, here's what's on across Port Stephens and sur...
12/06/2025

From Illuminate at Raymond Terrace to the Great Moscow Circus at Cessnock, here's what's on across Port Stephens and surrounds this weekend.

Illuminate is set to light up Raymond Terrace this weekend.

The new flying route is a win for Port Stephens travellers, however, the international terminal slated for completion in...
11/06/2025

The new flying route is a win for Port Stephens travellers, however, the international terminal slated for completion in August 2025 will also open the region up to the rest of the world.

Newcastle Airport announces direct flights to Bali and Perth.

From watching the Sydney Harbour Bridge being built through her classroom window to climbing it at age 80, Medowie's Ila...
11/06/2025

From watching the Sydney Harbour Bridge being built through her classroom window to climbing it at age 80, Medowie's Ila Harvey has lived a life of adventure.

Ila Harvey's secret to turning 100 is looking after your body.

A month ago, turf farmers Gavin and Emma Hill watched their entire livelihood suffocate under blankets of water.
11/06/2025

A month ago, turf farmers Gavin and Emma Hill watched their entire livelihood suffocate under blankets of water.

Several Hunter communities are not yet listed as flood-affected.

Snow dusted across the Barrington Tops on Monday afternoon, turning the Aussie Ark wildlife sanctuary into a winter wond...
11/06/2025

Snow dusted across the Barrington Tops on Monday afternoon, turning the Aussie Ark wildlife sanctuary into a winter wonderland for its animals.

'Watching them explore and enjoy the snow is a special reminder of how well-adapted they are to this...

Women who get concussion from being strangled and beaten are missing out on medical care, domestic violence experts say.
10/06/2025

Women who get concussion from being strangled and beaten are missing out on medical care, domestic violence experts say.

'Invisible': Too afraid and traumatised to access healthcare.

A talented cast and impressive costumes, dive under the sea with St Philip's for their production of the Little Mermaid ...
10/06/2025

A talented cast and impressive costumes, dive under the sea with St Philip's for their production of the Little Mermaid Junior.

Take a journey under the sea with St Philip's for Little Mermaid Junior.

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