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Free park and ride service extended a month
Newcastle City Council will extend the free introductory period for our popular park and ride service by another month.
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New tech to explore Art Gallery online
A ground-breaking program inspired by Google's Street View is taking a virtual version of Newcastle Art Gallery to the world.
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Heavy swells expose WWII tank traps
Heavy swells along Stockton Beach have exposed World War II-era tank traps in the sand. Visitors to the beach are urged to take care. -
City streets back to normal post-Supercars
Traffic devices are being installed this week along the Newcastle 500 track as the city returns to business as usual after the inaugural Newcastle 500 event.
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Australia Day celebrations head to suburbs
Powerboat races, a spectacular air show and the transformation of pools across the city into giant inflatable play zones are among the highlights of this year's Australia Day activities.
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Stage 2 of Nobbys improvements set to start
A spacious dual-purpose building with family change facilities and accessible toilets will be built at Nobbys Beach to complement the recently refurbished surf pavilion.
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Doggy pageant heats up
There's just one week left for proud dog owners to nominate their pooches in a fiercely contested competition to join Newcastle City Council's responsible dog ownership campaign team. -
New reptiles for Blackbutt Reserve
Blackbutt Reserve's two newest residents are getting ready to teach thousands of visitors about the wonderful world of reptiles.
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Statement re Dixon Park Beach incident
About 10.30am on Thursday 11 January, lifeguards at Dixon Park Beach responded to a swimmer in distress between the flags, close to shore.
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Playground revamps on their way
The ongoing overhaul of Newcastle's playgrounds is set to continue in 2018, with work set to begin in March on $150,000 revamps of two parkland locations.