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Newcastle school's e-bike strategy could be a starting point for NSW Premier
Letters: 'Perhaps the NSW government should think about introducing a trial for all e-bike users in Newcastle?'
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Well wishes to Greg Bryce, a legend of the Newcastle music scene
Letters: 'You are a legend of the Newcastle music scene and your music was a big part of my early adult life.'
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Artistic licence: how a Spanish city has shown the way for Queens Wharf
Letters: 'There is evidence that iconic architecture can provide a significant boost to regional cities.'
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Times are tough, but most of us are among the lucky ones
Letters: 'A little compassion costs nothing, and right now, it might mean everything.'
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Here's why speed cameras alone won't protect pedestrians
Letters: 'Speed cameras won't save you. To survive as a pedestrian, I would suggest people need good eyesight, sharp reflexes and the ability to run.'
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Queens Wharf's stagnation will sway my vote in lord mayoral byelection
Letters: 'The building is still there, covered in graffiti with no plan on exactly what to replace it with'
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Royal treatment: why the memory of Newcastle East's hospital lives on
Letters: 'Next month it will be 20 years since the Royal Newcastle Hospital closed and relocated'
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Toothless tigers on petrol prices won't solve the problem for motorists
Letters: 'This is just more spin so as to be seen to be doing something'
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Walking towards a better community
How community walking groups combat loneliness and boost health.
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Little came easy for Ross Kerridge in his time as an outsider lord mayor
Editorial: 'For Newcastle, a new era of leadership is about to begin.'
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This Valentine's Day, let's share the love around
Why not embrace the spirit of the day as it was originally intended?
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Fresh start? That back-to-school feeling is for adults, too
It marks the real start of the year for many of us.
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Heatwaves remind us of a climate crisis
As climate change becomes more erratic, other unforeseen links will emerge.
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Claw blimey: crushing illegal e-bikes is a good policy, but it doesn't go far enough
Bradley Perrett | Mandatory crushing should become a tool for controlling e-bike use ... and correcting the chaotic culture of pushbiking
Last updated 2 days, 23 hr, 39 min, 27 sec ago by Bradley Perrett
Hunter given direct German insight into what commitment looks like
Phillip O'Neill | Fiscal commitments by state and federal governments in Australia to fund transition in coal regions are minuscule in comparison to Germany's
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Newcastle Post Office: state government should buy it back and fix it
OPINION: The only way to restore the old post office is with public money.
Last updated 4 days, 22 hr, 27 min, 27 sec ago by Bradley Perrett
Compulsory super is higher than ever. But cutting it would hurt low-paid workers most
The numbers behind the complex retirement savings system.
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Drongos to the left of us, drongos to the right
The old slang word has a whole new currency at this point in history.
Last updated 0 days, 5 hr, 9 min, 27 sec ago by John Hanscombe
Food is medicine and our aged-care providers must start treating it that way
Food in aged care should not treated as just a hospitality service.
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The devastating war Australia won't name
Questions over leadership and tactics can cut both ways.
Last updated 1 days, 4 hr, 39 min, 27 sec ago by Mark Kenny
Strangers in our own home? The dark history behind the new political slogans
What are Australian values? Equality? Because the rich are getting richer, and the poor poorer.
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Neath beach: where the beer's cold, the coffee's hot and there's not a shark in sight
If you haven't had a coffee at the new Neath Beach Coffee Co. Well, to quote Lara Bingle, 'Where the bloody hell are ya?'
Last updated 27 days, 15 hr, 26 min, 27 sec ago by Simon McCarthy
The photos that captured a disaster: 18 years on from the Pasha Bulker storm
The Pasha Bulker has become part of Newcastle's identity. This is the story of how the ship ran aground in June 2007.
Last updated 22 days, 5 hr, 9 min, 27 sec ago by Simon McCarthy
Photos from the Hunter Rescue Ball in Newcastle
It's one of the most glamorous nights of the year. Did we see you there?
Last updated 12 days, 11 hr, 58 min, 27 sec ago by Simon McCarthy