The Latest Breaking News from Civic Park

The Christmas Lights Spectacular returns to Hunter Valley Gardens, the biggest Olive Tree Market of the year is at Civic Park ... the list goes on.

The death of 15-year-old Noongar Yamatji boy Cassius Turvey has lifted the veil again on something Aboriginal people have known for centuries - this country isn't safe for them.

The vigil was one of many events held across the country

The progress flag was raised to begin the event, which was followed by performances, music and amusement activities.

An ambitious month-long schedule of events kicks off Newcastle Pride festival this weekend, starting with the organisation's first-ever Pride Youth Formal on Saturday night at Newcastle Museum. Newcastle Pride is a community charity organisation that supports the Hunter's LGBTQIA+ community. The organisation was forced to delay and cancel events because…

Teachers marched to the state government offices on Bull Street.

In collaboration with The Olive Tree Market, 2 Footprints Indigenous Corporate is bringing a special cultural event to Civic Park.

Thousands of Hunter teachers skipped school on Wednesday, joining others across the state calling for "more than thanks."

Amid the military pomp and solemn prayers that filled Newcastle's Civic Park, Vietnam veteran Michael Carmody remembered the four mates who he had lost in the past 18 months.

For the first time since 2019 Anzac Day services will be held without restrictions, but attendees are urged to wear a mask where possible.

An estimated group of 500 people are set to block coal coming in and out of the Port of Newcastle for the 11th time on Sunday, in the "People's Blockade of the World's Biggest Coal Port".