Opportunities soar for Cessnock Airport with $6.6 million grant
On 27 April Cessnock City Council welcomed the announcement by the NSW Government that will see $6.6 million invested into the Cessnock Airport.
Read MoreMunibung Road extension now open
Drivers will experience a smoother journey through north-west Lake Macquarie with the extension to Munibung Road now complete.
Read MoreNewcastle company launches game changing, Australian manufactured, load sensing washer
Newcastle headquartered firm Visyload has launched its new load sensing washer that it says will be a game changing, money saving, device for mines, the construction sector and other industries.
Read MoreThe future of Singleton as a centre for sustainability, culture and tourism shaped in new plan
As well as offering the combination of city conveniences and a rural heartbeat with character-filled villages, Singleton is poised to be a leader in sustainability, post-mining land use and a diverse tourism centre with vibrant cultural spaces celebrating art, sport and culture according to the draft Singleton Local Strategic Planning Statement 2040 (LSPS), now on public exhibition.
Read MoreCouncil’s small business helpline supports COVID-19 affected
Local businesses in need of support and advice as a result of COVID-19 (coronavirus) now have access to a new resource
Read MoreFuture Leaders Scholarship 2020 awarded
HunterNet has announced the recipient of the Kristen Keegan Future Leaders Scholarship 2020 is Sharni Campbell, Recruitment Consultant Specialist from Chandler MacLeod.
Read MoreDraft pricing confirms increased investment and affordable water bills
Hunter Water customers will benefit from increased investment in the region’s water and wastewater infrastructure, while gaining more control over their water bills, following the release of a Draft Determination of prices from the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART).
Read MoreCollective pitches in to Help Hunter business
A collective that was inspired by the team at Newcastle creative agency Out of the Square (OOTS), will provide a suite of free guides to help local business navigate the current Covid-19 crisis.
Read MoreThe Station landscaping moves full steam ahead
Landscaping works around The Station are moving full steam ahead, with works started end of March.
Read MoreLake Mac moves towards electric future
Lake Macquarie City Council has flicked the switch on a new EV charging strategy, with four new fully electric fleet cars indicating a move towards the City’s electric future.
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