Newcastle Herald
Thursday, 7 December 2023
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Education campus business case finally submitted
Sage Swinton
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Education campus business case finally submitted
Investigation
Truegain director claims he didn't grasp PFAS threat
Donna Page
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RESPONSIBLE: Truegain site owner Robert Pullinger outside court in Sydney. Pullinger has been ordered to pay more than $1.2 million towards clean-up costs incurred by the EPA. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
Investigation
Truegain's $20m mess sparks environmental law overhaul
Donna Page
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TOXIC: The heavily-contaminated Truegain waste oil refinery site at Kyle St, Rutherford, will cost the NSW government at least $20 million to remediate after the company went into liquidation.
Investigation
End of Truegain saga in sight for tireless community campaigner
Ethan Hamilton
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Bold: Ramona Cocco Picture:Max Mason-Hubers
Questions around funding in state budget for 'Newcastle Education Campus'
Helen Gregory
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Concerned: Newcastle MP Tim Crakanthorp said the government needed to provide clarity about what the Newcastle Education Campus comprised. Picture: Marina Neil
Audit into school infrastructure calls for change
Helen Gregory
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NSW Auditor General Margaret Crawford.
Newcastle High facilities 'don't meet needs': government report
Helen Gregory
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Overdue: Tim Crakanthorp said the state government "has rivers of gold for their addiction to selling community-owned assets and they need to get on with the job of delivering the Newcastle Education Precinct they promised". Picture: Simone De Peak
New primary school may be 'inserted' into Newcastle Education Precinct in future
Helen Gregory
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New primary school may be 'inserted' into Newcastle Education Precinct in future
Investigation
Truegain owner cops convictions and fines
Donna Page
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GUILTY: Truegain landowner Robert Pullinger leaving Parramatta Local Court on Tuesday with his solicitor Lauren Sims. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
Comment
Truegain's toxic refinery needs remediation not cover
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A small part of the Truegain site after rain in July last year. Picture: Simone De Peak

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