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Donna Page
Donna Page
Investigative journalist at the Newcastle Herald

In Depth
Newcastle council and state in stand-off over Stockton beach fix
DESPERATE PLEA: Residents call for action on offshore sand nourishment plan to save Stockton beach, as City of Newcastle and the NSW government in stand-off over the project. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
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Learn from Kurri smelter closure, expert tells mines
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MASSIVE POTENTIAL: An aerial view of part of the Kurri smelter site looking south-west to the smelter with environmental wetlands to the right, and land to be developed for housing between Gillieston Heights in the foreground, and Cliftleigh, closer to the smelter.
Investigation
Wrecking ball to end Truegain's toxic legacy
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TOXIC: A Fire and Rescue NSW Hazmat crew inspecting Truegain's Rutherford site in March 2017. Picture: Perry Duffin
Exclusive
Hunter mining land set to be unlocked
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CRUCIAL: Retired Tocal College head Cameron Archer said it was time large parcels of Upper Hunter land were brought back into the mainstream economy.
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Serial shonk nailed for $900,000 in legal first building case
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DODGY: Daniel Roberts, who is not a licensed builder but is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, on the tools at his Wallsend development site.
In Depth
Survival in the city for homeless corellas
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Have Your Say
Angst over controversial Royalties for Rejuvenation fund, but critics say it's "spit in the ocean" for coal communities
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CAMPAIGNING: Then NSW deputy premier John Barilaro announcing the Resources for Rejuvenation fund with now Member for Upper Hunter Dave Layzell in the lead up to the Upper Hunter byelection last year.
'Get off your arse and get up here': Upper Hunter's message to leaders
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NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Muswellbrook mayor Steve Reynolds (Ind) demands state and federal government leaders 'get off their arses' and get up to the Hunter Valley.
How energy 'transition' became a dirty word in the Hunter Valley
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LEADERSHIP: Singleton mayor Sue Moore said it was better to talk about economic evolution than transition in the Upper Hunter due to residents' concerns about their jobs. Picture: Simone De Peak
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Red and dead: Streams of acid leach from old Hunter mines
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RED AND DEAD: Kurri Kurri Landcare member Col Maybury has been fighting to have acid-poisoned Lower Hunter coalmine sites cleaned up for more than 30 years. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
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