HBR May 2026
Hunter Business Review Vol. 22 No. 4
Articles
Record visits to NSW national parks drives economic growth and regional jobs
National Parks across NSW have recorded their highest ever visitation, with 65.5 million visits last financial year, driving economic growth and getting more people into the great outdoors.
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Council backs major events to boost economy and showcase the region
MidCoast Council is supporting a range of major sporting championships and conferences that are set to bring visitors to the region and deliver flow-on benefits for local businesses.
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First massive renewable energy components leave Port of Newcastle for Uungula Wind Farm
Port of Newcastle has marked another milestone as the leader in renewable energy logistics, with the first oversize and/or overmass (OSOM) wind farm movement from its Multipurpose Terminal to the Uungula Wind Farm in Central West New South Wales.
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$1.3 million investment to boost skills training at TAFE NSW Cessnock
TAFE NSW Cessnock will benefit from a $1.3 million joint investment by the Albanese and Minns Labor Governments to upgrade training facilities and support growing workforce demand across the Hunter Valley.
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We Make It Here – A region ready to shine on local & national stage
Manufacturing across our region continues to evolve and adapt,
asserting its place as a vital contributor to Australia’s industrial
landscape and is entering a period of renewed confidence and
visibility.
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40th anniversary for North Construction & Building
North Construction & Building is celebrating 40 years in business. Established in 1986 by Michael and Merle North, the company has since grown into a 100% employee-owned business committed to building with trust in regional communities.
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