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15 Sept 2017Bike week celebrates future on two wheels
Newcastle City Council will celebrate Bike Week 2017 with the 17th annual free community breakfast for cyclists at Lambton Park. -
12 Sept 2017Renewal of historic wall under way
Newcastle City Council has started shoring up one of the city's longest-standing retaining walls on The Hill.
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11 Sept 2017Rail corridor proposal open for comment
A rezoning proposal for Newcastle's former rail corridor, the next stage of development in the city's multibillion-dollar revitalisation, is now open for public feedback. -
11 Sept 2017Port fund tips in $450,000 for active hub
Newcastle City Council has welcomed the Port of Newcastle's support for a project that will breathe new life into the Stockton Foreshore.
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07 Sept 2017Library closed for upgrade's finishing touches
Newcastle Library will be closed for 11 days next month for a final fit out and restock after a major revitalisation project.
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07 Sept 2017Call for building owners to submit Fire Safety Statements
Owners of commercial premises and apartment buildings across Newcastle are being urged to submit overdue Annual Fire Safety Statements (AFSS) to help ensure the safety of customers, staff and residents.
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06 Sept 2017Waste fleet adds hybrid electrics
Newcastle City Council's drive for a greener future has reached a new milestone with the introduction of a hybrid-electric vehicle to the city's waste management fleet.
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04 Sept 2017Poetry slam champ to be unearthed at museum
Budding Novocastrian performers are invited to recite, sing or scream their own work to a live audience as part of the Australian Poetry Slam 2017, a live literary performance program.
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01 Sept 2017Solar eclipses coal at council waste centre
A 5MW solar farm at the Summerhill Waste Management Centre will increase Newcastle City Council's renewable energy generation capacity tenfold.
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31 Aug 2017Volunteers wanted to guide visitors
Newcastle City Council is calling for volunteers to share their love of Newcastle with growing numbers of visitors and tourists as part of a program to train accredited guides to promote the city.
