Newcastle Herald
Helen Gregory
Helen Gregory
Journalist

Helen Gregory joined the Newcastle Herald in 2010. She is the masthead’s education reporter and has written for the H2 and Weekender sections, as well as across a range of issues. Helen is a Walkley Award winning journalist and was also part of the Newcastle Herald team that won the United Nations World Environment Day Media Award for Environmental Reporting in 2015.

Hunter TAFE student's idea for Chinese community garden grows to life
From little things big things grow: The Chinese community garden group meets every second Friday to tend to the garden, socialise and share recipes.
Helen Gregory
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The Hunter independent schools getting 'overfunding' from government
Helen Gregory
Jenny's Place and University of Newcastle support families fleeing abuse
Helen Gregory
Positive change: Stacey Gately, middle, with UON provisional psychologists Sophia Georgas and Rebecca Fellowes, said the new clinic started in March and women and children were feeling a "sense of calm". Picture: Simone De Peak
Residents facing homelessness 'scared as hell' as rents climb
Helen Gregory
Help needed: Vickie Clutterbuck and Cassie have packed up their house. "I've never ever had to fight like this to get a roof over my head. Never," Ms Clutterbuck said. "I've never been in this situation before in my life and I'm scared. It's not just me, I have a daughter. How did it come to this?" Picture: Marina Neil
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Hunter residents facing homelessness 'scared as hell' as rents climb
Helen Gregory
Help needed: Vickie Clutterbuck and Cassie have packed up their house. "I've never ever had to fight like this to get a roof over my head. Never," Ms Clutterbuck said. "I've never been in this situation before in my life and I'm scared. It's not just me, I have a daughter. How did it come to this?" Picture: Marina Neil
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Hunter public and Catholic school teachers rally in Civic Park over pay and conditions
Helen Gregory
Picture: Simone De Peak
Hunter teachers prepare for historic school strike on Thursday
Helen Gregory
One voice: Federation deputy president Henry Rajendra and IEU NSW/ACT deputy secretary Carol Matthews met with teachers in Newcastle on Wednesday, ahead of the historic joint strike on Thursday.
Site investigations begin for Newcastle Education Campus
Helen Gregory
More support needed for uni student survivors of gender based violence
Helen Gregory
Hurdle: Professor Penny Jane Burke said research examined how gender based violence impacted access to and participation in higher education.
Farewell to 'hero' Mike Stanwell, the teacher who punched a priest and paid the price
Helen Gregory
Loved: Peter Stanwell said he wished his brother Michael [pictured in 2007] could see his grandkids grow up. "What happened to him was not right. He tried to protect kids and got stymied every step of the way." Picture: Ryan Osland
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