Australia’s first ever AI Month launches
Australia’s inaugural Artificial Intelligence (AI) Month launched on 15 November, calling on Australians to help shape and plan for the AI future they want to see.
Read MoreExciting precinct approved in Newcastle West
Newcastle West can now be transformed into a thriving mecca of culture, creativity, entertainment, and convenience as the West Village development at 711 Hunter Street officially gets the go-ahead by the Hunter Central Coast Regional Planning Panel.
Read MoreAustralian Hydrogen gets a Headstart
On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has now opened applications for the $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart program.
Read MoreDiscover the wonders of nature in your backyard with the 2023 Aussie Backyard Bird Count
The Aussie Backyard Bird Count is back for 2023 from 16 to 22 October.
Read MoreHMA announces 2023 finalists and presentation night
Mid-September put a spring in the step of Hunter manufacturing. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Varley Engineering at Carrington to make a significant announcement regarding the National Reconstruction Fund, and Hunter Manufacturing Awards announced its 2023 finalists.
Read MoreTomago Aluminium celebrates 40 years of operation
Tomago Aluminium Company is celebrating 40 years of operation at its 500-hectare site near Newcastle.
Read MoreReimagined Hunter festival an incubator for innovators
The Hunter Innovation Festival has announced a new-look
lineup of events for its 2023 program, with the previous oneday
format now extending beyond Newcastle and covering an
exciting three-week program.
DA consent for first two buildings at Astra Aerolab
Just a month after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese turned the
first sod on Newcastle Airport’s $110 million terminal expansion,
the airport has marked another major milestone with the
planning approval for development applications (DA) of the first
two building projects on Astra Aerolab.
Thales Australia’s Maritime Autonomy and SME Collaboration Precinct to grow jobs and investment in Newcastle
Thales Australia can reveal that work is underway to develop a masterplan for the company’s Carrington site on the Newcastle foreshore to establish a sovereign Maritime Autonomy and SME Collaboration Precinct to support the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Mine Countermeasures and Military Survey Capability SEA1905-1 program, should Thales be selected – injecting over $40 million in the local Hunter economy in the first five years, and creating over 100 new jobs.
Read MoreMaitland City Council opens applications for grant funding to help community groups celebrate Commemorative and Recognised Days
Applications are now open for community groups and organisations to apply for Commemorative and Recognised Days Grants.
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