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Newcastle reaffirms support for refugees
Reaffirming its support for refugees, the City of Newcastle is calling upon the Australian Government to improve and expand its refugee community support program (CSP).
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Life's an adventure at Blackbutt
Blackbutt Reserve is about to get even better with Saturday's opening of Richley Reserve's new adventure mega-playground.
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LEDs to light up residential streets
Newcastle City Council will replace more than 5,000 ageing street lights with environmentally friendly light emitting diodes (LEDs) in a bid to slash the city's annual energy use.
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Quarterly survey helps City keep finger on pulse
City of Newcastle this week launched a rolling quarterly Community Survey to provide feedback on the facilities and services it provides.
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Queens Wharf Tower to be laid to rest
A new more aesthetically pleasing era will dawn on Newcastle's skyline on Monday 17 September following the removal of Queens Wharf Tower.
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Marketing and engagement refresh for city's changing face
Council tonight resolved to place a new marketing and engagement strategy befitting the city's stunning revitalisation on public exhibition.
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Council update: Ordinary Council meeting Tuesday 28 August 2018
Following is a summary of the ordinary Council meeting for Tuesday 28 August 2018. NB: it is not a full record of resolutions.
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Council and State Government commit funds to identify solution to Stockton erosion
A viable and lasting solution to Stockton's erosion woes will be developed as part of a long-term plan to manage Newcastle's coastline following a joint $295,000 commitment from the NSW Government and Newcastle City Council.
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Newcastle embraces pride
Open your heart and fly your rainbow colours this weekend for Newcastle's first-ever Pride Festival celebrating our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex (LGBTQI) community.
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Reptiles, solar cars and more at Science Fest
Get up close to reptiles, build and race a solar car, climb aboard a garbage truck and heaps more for all ages at the free Hunter Science Festival this Sunday 19 August from 10am to 2pm at Newcastle Museum.