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Future of Myuna Bay lies in limbo as council staves off decision
Madeline Link
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The Myuna Bay Sport and Recreation Centre has been closed since 2019. Picture by David Stewart
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Cafe owner offers free Santa photos to help locals feeling the pinch
Madeline Link
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Lynch's Hub owner Blake Forrester will offer free Santa photos to help families feeling the pinch this year. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
'Give us answers': come Monday, Myuna Bay could be flattened for good
Madeline Link
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The Myuna Bay Sport and Recreation Centre has been closed since 2019. Picture by David Stewart
Mayor urges locals to dig deep and give generously to Christmas appeal
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Mayor Kay Fraser, Samaritans spokeswoman Carissa Gallen and students from Speers Point Public School at the launch. Picture supplied
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'It's about a culture change': joining forces for domestic violence awareness
Anna Falkenmire
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Police have partnered with Rotary clubs to raise awareness about domestic and family violence. File picture
All eyes on 2025 after Newcastle council gives Supercars the flick
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Newcastle East Residents Group member Christine Everingham is stoked with council's decision to 'put the nail in the coffin' of Supercars at Tuesday's meeting. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
'Deadly' award for Indigenous education guru Aunty Selena
Alanna Tomazin
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Aunty Selena Archibald. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
Little fans with big dreams go behind the scenes with Knights
Anna Falkenmire
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Knights skipper Kalyn Ponga in the dressing sheds with Kruz and Livy Henderson and Max and Leo McGlynn. Picture by Peter Lorimer
Council unleashes new rule banning dogs from stretch of Redhead beach
Madeline Link
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Under the changes, dogs will be banned between First and Second Creek. File picture
'Dire straits': Hunter charities overwhelmed with Christmas in crisis
Madeline Link
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Cardiff's Survivor's R Us founder Maria Martin said she's seeing more struggling families. Picture by Simone De Peak

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