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Seven local councils onboard to Australia’s leading reusable cup scheme

By dev@proweb.services | February 12, 2021

Swap-and-go coffee cup scheme, Green Caffeen, has launched a partnership with Hunter Joint Organisation to make it easier for locals to enjoy a takeaway coffee, without the eco guilt.

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Flying Kangaroo set to connect Newcastle and Melbourne

By dev@proweb.services | January 29, 2021

Australia’s national carrier Qantas now directly connects the Hunter Region and northern NSW to Melbourne for the first time in more than a decade. Qantas launched a Boeing 717 jet service on 1 February 2021.

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Council welcomes new talent for 2021

By dev@proweb.services | January 29, 2021

In January, three trainees and one apprentice were welcomed by Mayor Cr Loretta Baker as they signed on to work with Maitland City Council in 2021.

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How a local Robotics company provided 10 years of computer education to Aboriginal communities and how you can too

By dev@proweb.services | December 4, 2020

Mayfield based robotics company, Robotic Systems, have recently completed their 2020 goal of providing 3,684 days or 10 years of computer education to Aboriginal communities in northern QLD.

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TASMANIAN DEVILS RETURN TO MAINLAND FOR FIRST TIME IN 3,000 YEARS

By dev@proweb.services | November 13, 2020

For the first time in 3,000 years, the Tasmanian devil is back in
the wild on mainland Australia, an historic moment that is critical
to rewild Australia, the country with the world’s worst mammal
extinction rate.

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New direct flights between Canberra and Newcastle

By dev@proweb.services | October 30, 2020

Newcastle Airport is excited to announce a new direct service between Canberra and Newcastle, commencing 20 November.

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$9 million Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary opens its doors

By dev@proweb.services | October 9, 2020

Environment Minister Matt Kean MP joined Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer on 25 September to officially open the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, with the gates opened to the general public on 26 September.

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A Stronger, United, Sustainable, Voice for Hunter Valley Wine Country

By dev@proweb.services | October 9, 2020

On 16 September in a monumental move that will see enormous potential unlocked for local tourism operators in Australia’s most visited wine region, Cessnock City Council (CCC) approved the formation of a Joint Tourism Services Agreement between the Hunter Valley Visitor Information Centre (VIC) and the Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association (HVWTA).

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The missing block to build an all-renewable electric grid

By dev@proweb.services | October 8, 2020

A new type of thermal storage material, housed in blocks like
LEGO, could see coal-fired power stations converted to run entirely
fossil-fuel free.

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The Mutual Bank’s head office is ready for business

By dev@proweb.services | September 18, 2020

Already described as a ‘new landmark of the lower Hunter’, The Mutual Bank’s new head office at 6 Mitchell Drive, East Maitland is officially complete and ready for business.

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