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Ordinary Council Meeting Tuesday 23 April 2024
Following is a summary of resolutions from the Ordinary Council Meeting of Tuesday 23 April 2024 -
City of Newcastle issues call to arms for more green thumbs
City of Newcastle is inviting Novocastrians to spend time enjoying Newcastle’s natural areas and help improve treasured green spaces by joining forces with Landcare groups and school students to plant more than 15,000 native grasses, shrubs and trees. -
City of Newcastle joins global fight against plastic pollution
City of Newcastle is helping to create a new generation of waste warriors, hosting a hands-on event at Newcastle Museum today as part of global environmental initiative, Earth Day. -
New playgrounds open as City of Newcastle delivers multimillion-dollar investment into recreation
City of Newcastle has delivered a school holiday boost for children across Newcastle, with four new or upgraded playgrounds now open as part of the annual playground replacement program.
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Newcastle leads the way with progressive urban planning, design and development
City of Newcastle (CN) continues to raise the bar in urban planning and design, working with an independent panel of experts to evaluate and critique more than $1.5 billion in developments during the past year.
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Budget to deliver record infrastructure program as investment in community continues to grow
Almost $140 million will be invested into infrastructure projects across the city as part of a record Budget delivering essential services alongside a modest $4.1 million surplus. -
CEO Code of Conduct Report Released
City of Newcastle (CN) has proactively released the full independent Investigation Report into the CEO Code of Conduct Review, which cleared Jeremy Bath of alleged wrongdoing. -
Code of Conduct investigation
An independent investigation has been undertaken into alleged Code of Conduct breaches by City of Newcastle's (CN) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) following a resolution of Council on 25 July 2023 and a letter from the Minister for Local Government. -
Local artists create a feast for the senses at this year's New Annual festival
City of Newcastle (CN) has awarded five local creative organisations close to $100,000 in funding to bring their unique ideas to life at this year's New Annual festival. -
Newcastle inland pools smash visitor records
With a month of the season remaining, City of Newcastle's (CN's) inland pools have already experienced their busiest summer in almost 30 years, attracting more than 410,000 visitors.