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8:47 AM AEDT | Plans for a $6 million expansion of Maitland Private Hospital would have been better decided under delegated authority than a meeting of the Hunter Central Coast Joint Regional Planning Panel, Maitland Mayor Peter Blackmore said.
Cheeses in a class of their own
8:46 AM AEDT | Carolyn Scott has made a career of being cheesy. The renowned chef and owner of Woodville’s Redgate Farm is an accredited cheese judge, and has put her skills into practice at a range of events in Sydney and beyond.
Daughter shaves in support of mum
8:45 AM AEDT | A big kiss on the cheek from her mother was all the thanks necessary for Leisha Casey after she sacrificed her blond locks on Friday.
8:42 AM AEDT | A new offset package for Tillegra Dam developed in response to almost 200 public submissions failed to satisfy opponents of the $477 million project and Dungog Shire Council yesterday.
8:42 AM AEDT | Maitland will make a splash with the Hunter’s first outdoor aquatic playground to go ahead at Maitland Aquatic Centre. But the city is still waiting on the outcome of a Federal Government funding application for a 25m indoor pool.
Scrapbooking a way for mums to chill out
8:41 AM AEDT | It is common for the mothers of children with autism to be labelled as bad parents. Michelle Redcliffe and Jaclyn Mate know that only too well.
Sam aims to make his mark on the world
8:39 AM AEDT | Sam Buttenshaw is one of four students selected to visit Taiwan in August to observe the country’s landscape. The St Mary’s Campus Year 12 student was chosen to be part of the Australian team that will visit the country in August after he performed well in the Australian National Geographic Geography competition.
8:38 AM AEDT | Cases for and against controversial plans to expand a turkey farm at Bishops Bridge will be presented to Cessnock City Council on Wednesday before a decision is made.
8:36 AM AEDT | Terrified residents in a Kurri Kurri street hope Housing NSW will this week demolish two of their derelict buildings. The houses have stood vacant for six months and have been targeted by firebugs.
If these historic walls could talk
12 Mar 10 | There is an emotional attachment to a house that goes beyond its fundamental purpose of offering shelter from the elements.
12 Mar 10 | The heavy machinery is moving in to prepare the Steamfest rally ground for an expanded program as demand for train tickets gathers steam.
Charlie returns to race track
12 Mar 10 | Don’t be fooled by his playful nature and wagging tail. When six-year-old Charlie hits the race track, he unleashes a competitive streak that has made him a regular ribbon winner in the Jack Russell races at the annual Vacy Village Country Carnival.
12 Mar 10 | Two fathers who loved their boys surmounted their heartache when they clasped hands in Newcastle District Court on Thursday.  | CommentsComments (1)
12 Mar 10 | Motorists are back on Thornton Road after three weeks of detours.
Students farewell Olivia
12 Mar 10 | Students from Bolwarra Public School released pink and white balloons into the sky on Thursday to say goodbye to their schoolmate who was killed in a tragic car accident.
Acting centre caters for passionate players
12 Mar 10 | The Hunter’s first actors’ centre will open its doors in Maitland thanks to the passion, enthusiasm and talent of East Maitland creative director Miranda Lindtner-King.
Pedophiles in our city
12 Mar 10 | A couple who used a 13-year-old schoolgirl for pornography now live in the same suburb as their victim. The girl’s distraught mother made the discovery when she saw the woman involved in the indecent assault get into her car at Tenambit shopping centre. The mother followed the car and was shocked to see the woman go into a house three streets away from the victim’s home.  | CommentsComments (8)
11 Mar 10 | A police pursuit came to a halt in East Maitland yesterday when a car being chased suddenly stopped at a red traffic light.
Eco-architect has green vision for future
11 Mar 10 | A Thornton architect’s vision about recycling shipping containers to house communities of the future has been entered into an international design competition.
11 Mar 10 | Ratepayers will foot the bill for legal challenges arising from decisions of the State Government’s Joint Regional Planning Panels.  | CommentsComments (1)
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