Fresh off a sold-out AU/NZ tour and a breakthrough North American debut, Rum Jungle are returning home to Newcastle to celebrate their ARIA-chart-topping deluxe album Recency Bias (New, For Now) with a one-night-only mini-festival!

The historical town of Dungog invites everyone to the Dungog Tea Party as a fabulous, fun and free way to celebrate the return of Spring.

This ‘Cosmic Country Weekender’ is unlike any other, commonly known as a country music festival, featuring an extensive list of both local and international talent.

Georgia Smith has always believed that managing a holiday home is about more than keys, calendars and clean sheets — it’s about people. It’s about trust, relationships, and the little things that turn a short-term stay into a lasting memory.

The Young Business Minds Awards (YBMA) is an exciting opportunity for the region’s brightest young innovators.

Every Tuesday morning at The Place Charlestown, something special happens.

A groundbreaking new facility is set to transform the accessibility of medical research in regional NSW, with Novatrials opening Australia's first purpose-built Phase I clinical trials unit outside metropolitan areas.

Discover what's happening in your local community this September...

Occasionally, on weekends, we attend open houses that we've seen online. We're on the lookout for an investment property, but sometimes it’s purely out of curiosity...

Discover what's written in the stars for your star sign this month with September's Horoscopes!

This week, Ronald McDonald House Charities Northern NSW  21st annual Ride for Sick Kids (RFSK) fundraiser kicks off the 500 kilometre journey to support local families with seriously ill or injured children. 

A worm farm in Wyee is working wonders, transforming food waste into nutrient-rich compost and liquid fertiliser to help community gardens thrive.

The 2025 New Annual Festival will feature First Rhythms, a powerful and immersive new work by acclaimed Kamilaroi artist, composer, and percussionist Adam Manning, in collaboration with the Australian Art Orchestra (AAO).

After nearly a century of dedicated service, Newcastle’s iconic Davies Shoes is closing its doors for the final time.

Lake Macquarie City Council CEO Morven Cameron will step down next month after eight years in the role.