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Councillors to vote Tuesday evening on City’s first new library in 13 years
Councillors will be asked to support the City’s first new library since 2006, when they meet next Tuesday evening.
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Women’s support network gets Supercars boost
A second charity that helps women in need has been made a City of Newcastle charity partner for the 2019 Newcastle 500.
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City centre to come alive with new events and activations
Fifteen events and promotions ranging from a street basketball tournament to a public art festival will share in more than $820,000 in the first round of funding aimed at activating the city centre and other commercial areas.
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City unveils towering harbourside Christmas tree
City of Newcastle has installed an 11-metre tall Christmas tree at Queens Wharf today to spread festive cheer and activate the city centre over the holiday season.
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Have your say on Carrington’s green space planning at community drop in session
A community drop in session will be hosted by City of Newcastle at Carrington Community Centre on Saturday 16 November between 10.30am-12.30pm allowing residents the perfect opportunity to view the plan and to give feedback.
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BETWEEN TWO WORLDS opens at gallery
A new exhibition at Newcastle Art Gallery will introduce audiences to the depth and breadth of Chinese art forms which underpin the Middle Kingdom’s long relationship with Australia.
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City of Newcastle recognises climate emergency
City of Newcastle recognised in a council resolution of 28 May 2019 that there is a global climate emergency and urgent need for realm action on climate change.
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City closes Blackbutt Reserve in response to catastrophic bushfire conditions
Unprecedented bushfires across NSW and a catastrophic fire warning for the Greater Hunter tomorrow has prompted City of Newcastle to close Blackbutt Reserve for the safety of its staff and the community. -
Guraki Committee drives reconciliation for 20 years
The City of Newcastle’s Guraki Aboriginal Advisory Committee is celebrating two decades of strengthening relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Novocastrians.
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$160 million King Street development caps off record three months for Newcastle
More than $365 million in new development has been lodged with the City of Newcastle during the past three months.