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City of Newcastle creates career opportunities for Newcastle youth
City of Newcastle is continuing its commitment to creating career opportunities for Newcastle's youth in response to high unemployment rates caused by COVID-19.
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Transformation of Hamilton’s James Street Plaza close to complete
After three months of construction the City of Newcastle's transformation of James Street Plaza on Hamilton's Beaumont Street is nearly complete.
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Training programs to help local businesses and residents
City of Newcastle is investing almost $400,000 in training programs designed to help locals make the most of Newcastle’s emerging economic opportunities.
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Finalists revealed as KILGOUR PRIZE 2021 attracts record entries
Three local artists have made the cut from a record number of entries vying for honours in this year's prestigious KILGOUR PRIZE.
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City extends COVID-19 hardship support
City of Newcastle is extending hardship support to businesses and residents in the community affected by the latest restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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$800,000 available to support innovative local business projects in City CBD
Projects designed to draw people into the City Centre and Darby Street will share in around $800,000 as part of a funding program driving visitation and vibrancy across Newcastle.
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Inspirational Newcastle citizens raise flags at City Administration Centre
City of Newcastle's 2021 Citizen of the Year Award recipients have led the inaugural flag-raising ceremony at 12 Stewart Avenue in recognition of their significant roles in our community.
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Two City iconic venues set for a refresh
The final touches are being applied to two of the City’s most iconic coastline venues at Shepherds Hill Cottage and the Dixon Park Beach kiosk on Bathers Way, before the search starts for operators to bring the spectacular spaces to life.
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Fine-free libraries offer more for members
A fines-free initiative introduced to support library members during COVID-19 has been extended indefinitely by City of Newcastle.
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Exhibition provides window into Newcastle’s creative past and present
It’s been almost four decades since members The Castanet Club first graced the stage at the back of the Clarendon Hotel with their irreverent mix of comedy, theatre, music and dance.