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City supports Aspen Medical disability vaccination hub
City of Newcastle has worked with Aspen Medical to establish a Newcastle disability vaccination hub at Wallsend Library.
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City prepares operators for tourism-led economic recovery
City of Newcastle is inviting businesses to learn more about developing unique and marketable visitor offerings so they can make the most of an expected post-COVID-19 tourism boom.
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Proposed Development Contributions Plans to Fund Future Infrastructure
Consultation on an improved approach to funding future infrastructure to support growth in the city will be considered by the elected Council on Tuesday night.
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Community steers vision for historic Gregson Park
City of Newcastle has unveiled a new vision for Hamilton’s historic Gregson Park as part of the development of a draft masterplan.
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Contract for Business Improvement Association Support Services
Hamilton business owner Janice Musumeci has been awarded a two-year contract to provide Business Improvement Association (BIA) support services, replacing previous provider Purser Corporate Communications (Purser).
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Directors reappointed to State Government roles
The Directors of Newcastle’s museum and art gallery will continue to guide the future direction of the State’s cultural sector after being reappointed for a second two-year term to the Create NSW Artform Advisory Boards.
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Facilities deliver digital experiences to keep community busy
City of Newcastle's cultural facilities are diving back into the digital world to help keep Novocastrians entertained during the current COVID lockdown.
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City support establishment of new COVID-19 testing clinic in Wickham
City of Newcastle has worked with the NSW Government and private operator Medtech Services to quickly establish a new testing clinic in Wickham to meet increasing demand from the community seeking rapid COVID-19 testing.
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New Annual postponed until September 2022
City of Newcastle has postponed its New Annual festival, which was scheduled to take place from 24 September to 3 October.
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Hiroshima Day flag-raising reaffirms City’s commitment to Nuclear Free Zone
City of Newcastle reaffirmed its long-held commitment to declaring the city a Nuclear Free Zone, raising the Hunter Peace Group and International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) flags in Civic Park in recognition of Hiroshima Day.