HBR April 2026
Hunter Business Review Vol. 22 No. 3
Articles
Registrations invited for Newcastle Logistics Precinct tender
EnergyCo is inviting companies to register their interest to participate in a tender to design and build an open-air storage area at the Newcastle Logistics Precinct to support future storage needs.
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The Station Newcastle to become a world class tourism, retail and hospitality precinct
As part of a 99-year lease Ashbridge Capital will further restore the heritage buildings and re-imagine the much-loved city landmark to create a new vibrant must visit destination for shopping, dining and community events.
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Newcastle-born Bolero Surf launches surfboard fins made from recycled Aussie wind turbines
ACCIONA has partnered with Australian surf brand Bolero Surf to launch the world’s first retail-ready surfboard fins made from recycled wind turbine blades.
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Train manufacturing jobs coming back to the Hunter
Almost 40 years since the Tangara trains were built in Newcastle,
the work to extend their life is coming back to the Hunter, with
the NSW Government establishing two new production lines at
the rail facility in Cardiff.
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Former Liddell site powers Hunter’s clean energy future
With backing from the Federal and NSW Governments, the giant
Liddell Battery, built on the site of one of Australia’s largest retired
coal-fired power stations, is gearing up to provide enough power
to support around 200,000 homes on the nation’s main electricity
grid within months.
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Let’s get down to business awards
Entries have opened for the 2026 Lake Macquarie Business Excellence Awards.
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