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City of Newcastle offers $900,000 to fund fresh ideas
Community groups, residents and business owners are being given the chance to share in almost $900,000 from City of Newcastle to enhance the culture, environment, and economy of Newcastle. -
City of Newcastle celebrates harmony during Reconciliation Week
Novocastrians can add their voices to reconciliation by joining City of Newcastle in a pop-up choir in Museum Park next week to sing the Warumpi Band's famous anthem, ‘Blackfella/Whitefella’. -
Volunteers celebrated for dedicated service to the city
City of Newcastle has recognised the dedication of more than 250 volunteers who contributed over 6000 hours of their time to the community during the past year.
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Community input needed to make Newcastle a more walkable city
City of Newcastle is inviting Novocastrians to share their thoughts on the safety and accessibility of pedestrian crossings to help guide future installations and upgrades across the city. -
City of Newcastle progresses dual-lane road upgrades in Wallsend
City of Newcastle is moving forward with plans to ease congestion in the growing western corridor, seeking expressions of interest from contractors to deliver two dual-lane road upgrades.
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Champion for women's sport recognised with City of Newcastle's highest honour
Netball player, administrator and Hunter sports and civic luminary Adele Saunders OAM has been inducted as the 18th Freeman of the City of Newcastle.
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City of Newcastle Councillor information sessions
City of Newcastle is hosting a candidate information session on Monday 27 May 2024.
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City of Newcastle welcomes its newest citizens home
City of Newcastle welcomed more than 160 new citizens from 41 countries today to take the pledge of commitment to Australia alongside family, friends and dignitaries.
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Community invited to help update shared vision for Newcastle
City of Newcastle is inviting the community to have a say on its ambitious long-term vision for Newcastle. -
Young Novocastrians encouraged to drive climate solutions
City of Newcastle has secured more than $75,000 in funding to help residents aged 15 to 24 deliver urgent climate change solutions for our city.