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Canadian Railroads Face Potential Shutdown Amid Contract Dispute

Learn about the potential halt in Canadian railroads due to a labor dispute and its wide-ranging impacts on industries and commuters.

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Canadian freight trains could stop moving Thursday. If they do, many businesses will be hurt

Businesses across a variety of industries are bracing for freight trains to stop moving Thursday at both major Canadian freight railroads if they can't resolve a contract dispute

The Independent UK

Canadian Rail Dispute Poised To Disrupt US Supply Chains Amid Lockout Threats

Railroads collectively handle approximately 40,000 carloads of freight daily, valued at around $1 billion. If negotiations drag on, sectors such as automotive, chemicals, forestry, and agriculture could be particularly hard-hit.

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CBD waiting for parking blueprint and promised spaces

City of Newcastle's anti-car approach is anti-business

Newcastle Herald

Businesses invited to tap into $6.8 billion accessible tourism market

A new program is designed to show Newcastle businesses the ropes.

Newcastle Herald

Already jammed precinct needs car parks

Letters and Short Takes: Wednesday, July 10, 2024

Newcastle Herald

A healthy shift on the menu can cost a school canteen dearly

Letters: 'Most state schools are cash-strapped'

Newcastle Herald

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As it happened: Breakaway holds off charging peloton in thrilling close finish as DSM-Firmenich PostNL take 1-2 in opener

206km from Florence to Rimini will test the major contenders from the outset

Cycling News

City organisations step up to fill widening gap in services

HOMELESS CRISIS: What is City of Newcastle doing to address the issue?

Newcastle Herald

Let's be perfectly clear, transparency's a tool of democracy

New level of spin: The bureaucratic tactics making the fight for information tougher

Newcastle Herald

Council accepts 113-space deficit in EastEnd development car parks

Iris: Council has been 'evasive' about rebuilding lost car park.

Newcastle Herald

Councils left to make up millions when costs shift down

'Councils are subject to a burgeoning by state government'.

Newcastle Herald

Drugs, dumping and sleeping rough at Hamilton hotspot

The many factors at play in reports of increased crime in Hamilton.

Newcastle Herald

From recycled art-making to seahorse stories, kids join Earth Day fun

Newcastle Museum hosted arts, craft and interactive activities.

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Albo's plan can't just be a 'green thought bubble': Letters

Newcastle Herald letters to the editor for Friday, April 19.

Newcastle Herald

Vote 'no' on nuclear energy if you don't know all the answers

Letters: 'Nuclear power in Australia is full of unknowns'

Newcastle Herald

Merewether residents renew fight for public walkway solution

'We want it resolved, it's as simple as that.'

Newcastle Herald

Soccer club takes up position against new Hunter basketball stadium

'It's just not the right location'.

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Newcastle High School P&C slams 'blatant disregard' for student safety

The school has been waiting eight years for pedestrian crossings.

Autosport

Prototype Winter Series Aragon: Konrad Motorsport clinches LMP3 double

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United Steelworkers And Canadian National Railway Reach Tentative Deal

Canadian National Railway and United Steelworkers reach a positive tentative agreement, ensuring stability and addressing key issues.

Newcastle Herald

The 'appalling' state of one of Newcastle's steepest streets

'For cars to park there, it's almost impossible.'

Newcastle Herald

For 20 years, Di grew rosemary on her nature strip, then someone complained

Council has put off removing a 20-year-old herb garden in Wickham.

Newcastle Herald

Rosemary

Di Morrow planted rosemary bushes on the nature strip when she moved into her Wickham cottage nearly 20 years ago. The retired naturopath says the Church Street garden has been a way of connecting with neighbours and passersby ever since. "People pick the rosemary for their lamb dinner," Ms Morrow…

Newcastle Herald

Time to fix 'nightmare' King Street flooding hotspot

A study identified 'beneficial' storm water upgrades in the area.

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