-
30 Aug 2018Quarterly 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.
-
29 Aug 2018Queens 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.
-
28 Aug 2018Marketing 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.
-
28 Aug 2018Council 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.
-
23 Aug 2018Council 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.
-
23 Aug 2018Newcastle 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.
-
17 Aug 2018Reptiles, 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.
-
16 Aug 2018Coastal management plan for Stockton approved
Newcastle City Council can now apply for funding to address coastal erosion along Stockton Beach following the State Government’s green lighting of Council’s management plan for the area.
-
14 Aug 2018Paper Armada sails into Gallery's collection
A major new acquisition has sailed into Newcastle Art Gallery on a high tide of donor support.
-
13 Aug 2018Grants to brighten local shop fronts
Businesses in Beresfield and Carrington are primed for a makeover thanks to Newcastle City Council's façade improvement scheme.
