HBR March 2026
Hunter Business Review Vol. 22 No. 2
Articles
Singleton town centre charges up with more options for EV drivers
Singleton’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network is continuing to grow, with two new 22 kW pole-based chargers installed and ready to use in Singleton Town Centre.
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Backing Future Surfing Stars: The Mutual Bank Supports Surfest High School Teams Challenge
The Surfest High School Teams Challenge draws enthusiastic teams from across NSW, with growing female participation highlighting The Mutual Bank’s commitment to inclusivity and youth development.
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New high speed response vessel for NSW
Port Authority has unveiled a new 10-metre state-of-the-art marine response vessel that has been designed and constructed under the craftsmanship of local master marine builders in Newcastle.
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Capital Corporation and Eden Brae Homes Partner to Custom Designed Homes at Lovedale Farm
Capital Corporation has announced a partnership with Eden Brae Homes to deliver custom designed homes at Lovedale Farm, the landmark master planned golf estate taking shape in the Hunter Valley wine region.
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Hunter apprentices power up Renewable Energy Zone
Five electrical apprentices began work on the Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) Network Infrastructure Project in February, marking the start of new careers supporting
NSW’s transition to renewable energy.
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CSIRO unveils $3 million upgrade to flagship renewable energy lab
On 25 February CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency,
officially launched the $3 million upgrade of its Renewable
Energy Integration Facility (REIF) at its Energy Centre in Newcastle,
significantly expanding Australia’s capability to test, validate
and commercialise technologies needed for a more sustainable,
reliable and secure electricity system.
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