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No.2 Sportsground is city's best parking secret
Newcastle City Council is shining the spotlight on the CBD's best-kept parking secret in its ongoing bid to reduce the strain on all-day parking for inner-city workers and visitors.
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Mark Hughes named Citizen of the Year
Cancer advocate and fundraiser Mark Hughes was today announced as the 2018 Newcastle Citizen of the Year.
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Long, hard road to Newcastle ends in joy
Marie Niyowera and husband John Bukuru survived war in Rwanda, endured hardship in Burundi and suffered tragedy in Malawi. Now, finally, they've found happiness in Australia.
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Apprentices in training for tradie Olympics
Two Newcastle City Council apprentices will vie for a place in an international contest recognised as the Olympic Games for trades after proving their skills at regional level.
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Newcastle to host biggest citizenship ceremony in NSW
Newcastle is set to host the largest citizenship ceremony anywhere in NSW on Australia Day, with 180 people from 32 nations to make the pledge to Australia at City Hall.
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Call for revised liquor licensing laws in Newcastle
Licensed venues in Newcastle's CBD with a proven record of consistent exemplary behaviour would be exempt from some licensing conditions under Newcastle City Council recommendations to the NSW Government's review of liquor licence conditions.
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Council update Tuesday 23 January 2017
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Free park and ride service extended a month
Newcastle City Council will extend the free introductory period for our popular park and ride service by another month.
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New tech to explore Art Gallery online
A ground-breaking program inspired by Google's Street View is taking a virtual version of Newcastle Art Gallery to the world.
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Heavy swells expose WWII tank traps
Heavy swells along Stockton Beach have exposed World War II-era tank traps in the sand. Visitors to the beach are urged to take care.