Hunter based not-for-profit organisation, Mentor Support Network (MSN), has awarded educational scholarships to a group of more than 50 financially disadvantaged students as they enter their senior years of high school or trade college studies.

Lake Macquarie City Council will invest more than $30,000 annually in emerging local talent under a new sponsorship program designed to help high-performing young people reach their full potential.

The Minns Labor Government has secured a blockbuster lineup of Rugby League World Cup 2026 matches for Newcastle, reinforcing the city’s growing reputation as a world-class destination for international sporting events.

Lake Macquarie City Council has gone back to the drawing board to create a new creative space that nurtures local talent and community collaboration.

The final stage of the Newcastle Ocean Baths upgrade will enhance comfort, convenience and opportunities for connection for visitors while preserving the site’s heritage.

A record prize pool of almost $150,000 is set to lure anglers from across the state for this weekend’s Let’s Fish Lake Mac festival.

Council’s Local Strategic Planning Statement 2025-2045, which sets out a 20-year vision for land-use in the city, was approved at tonight’s Council meeting.

Foreshore Park will become a hub for youth conversation, connection and creativity this month as part City of Newcastle’s inaugural Down the Park event.

Maitland Community Connection Day returns to Maitland Town Hall this International Men’s Day from 9.30am to 2pm, bringing together local organisations, support services and community groups to share resources and encourage open conversations about men’s health and wellbeing.

Registrations are now open for Newcastle’s favourite festive community chorus, with Civic Theatre’s One Song Sing event returning to Wheeler Place next month.

Residents of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Maitland have invested almost $3 million in renewable energy as part of a joint-Council program to improve solar and home battery uptake.

Donations accepted at Newcastle Permanent and Greater Bank branches until 12 December.

Port Stephens Council is proud to announce the local businesses who are supporting the 2026 Mayoral Academic Scholarship Program, helping our next generation of leaders pursue higher education.

Two new citywide development contribution plans, to help fund essential local infrastructure that supports the city’s growth, have been adopted at tonight’s Council meeting.   

The revitalisation of Newcastle’s city centre is set to continue with City of Newcastle today calling for tenders to deliver the next stage of the East End Village project.