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Council update Tuesday 22 May 2018
Following is a summary of the ordinary Councuil meeting for Tuesday 22 May 2018. NB: it is not a full record of resolutions. -
New electric bike stations first spoke in smart transport wheel
Newcastle is pedalling fast into the future through the installation of smart, alternate modes of transport that will help us move people efficiently and sustainably around our city.
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Preparations begin for Foreshore tree replanting
Preparations have begun for the next stage of tree replanting in Newcastle's Foreshore Park - a project which will create a greener public space with vastly more usable shade.
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Memorial Walk features on stamp sheetlet
Newcastle's Anzac Memorial Walk is fast becoming a tourist attraction and now Australia Post will feature the clifftop walkway in a stamp sheelet linked to the Centenary of Anzac.
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Council and community to develop make-over for Stevenson Park, Mayfield West
Stevenson Park in Mayfield West, one of Newcastle's most well utilised parks, is set for a make-over. Newcastle City Council is offering local sporting groups and the broader community an opportunity to participate in updating the Stevenson Park masterplan.
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Council buildings once-in-a-lifetime real estate opportunity
University students, tourists and members of the state's legal community are among potential future occupants of Newcastle City Council's two Civic administration buildings.
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Glebe Road Federation cottages recommended to be named heritage
Some of Newcastle's finest examples of Federation architecture are a step closer to being preserved for future generations after being recommended for heritage conservation by Newcastle City Council.
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The Archibald Prize 2017 in Newcastle
The Archibald Prize 2017 Regional Tour exhibition opens Saturday 12 May at Newcastle Art Gallery, bringing the eagerly anticipated show to art-loving audiences in the Hunter region. -
Free Saturday parking to help city traders
Inner-city businesses are set for a much-needed weekend boost thanks to a move by Newcastle City Council and Newcastle Now to offer free parking on Saturdays at the King St car park.
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Huge economic bump from Hyundai A-League Grand Final
With 5,000 tickets to Saturday's Hyundai A-League Grand Final going to interstate visitors, Newcastle is set to reap almost $2 million in economic gains from accommodation and other spending across the weekend.