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$3.3 million upgrade to Stockton’s Mitchell Street
A $3.3 million facelift to Stockton’s Mitchell Street is underway with new footpaths, landscaping, street furniture, increased shade and improved pedestrian and cyclist safety set to be delivered as part of the City’s Local Centres program.
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City continues commitment to mitigating Wallsend flooding
City of Newcastle is moving forward with projects to help mitigate flooding in Wallsend with tenders called to upgrade stormwater infrastructure at Cowper Street, including the installation of a channel bypass adjacent to the existing bridge which will help water flow more easily through Ironbark Creek.
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City celebrates disability inclusion at Count Us In festival
With over 30 events and activities across the city, City of Newcastle’s Count Us In Newcastle festival, is a celebration of Newcastle’s inclusiveness and accessibility.
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Best and brightest attracted to Newcastle with launch of New Move and 10,000 Reasons campaign
City of Newcastle is incentivising talented and community-minded Australians to relocate to the city with a $10,000 grant available for up to 30 innovative and accomplished entrepreneurs.
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Newcastle projects identified as nationally significant on Infrastructure Priority list
Infrastructure Australia, the independent national authority on projects of national significance, has announced the Broadmeadow Precinct Regeneration and Newcastle Airport Capacity Expansion projects on its annual Infrastructure Priority List.
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City’s draft Economic Development Strategy puts people at the heart of economic opportunity
City of Newcastle has put its people at the centre of driving the city's economic opportunities and recovery from COVID-19 in its new Economic Development Strategy.
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Next step in coastal plan for north Stockton
The management of Stockton’s coastal areas remains a priority when City of Newcastle facilitates meetings with members of the Stockton Community Liaison Group (SCLG) and the relevant northern landholders Hunter Water Corporation, Defence Housing, Family and Community Services, and Crown Lands today.
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10-year vision for cycling and parking in City gets the green light
The City’s aspiration for safer and more connected cycleways and a parking plan that supports Newcastle’s growing population is a step closer with the final Cycling and Parking Plans adopted by the elected council at last night’s Ordinary Council Meeting.
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Thousands embrace inaugural New Annual in welcome boost for Newcastle’s arts sector
Newcastle’s inaugural New Annual festival has come to a close after 10 days of events, attracting over 30,000 people to more than 50 events and activities across the city in a showcase of Newcastle’s arts and cultural community.
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Ordinary Council Meeting Tuesday 23 February 2021
Following is a summary of resolutions from the Ordinary Council meeting of Tuesday 23 February 2021.