The Latest Breaking News from Newcastle

Skaife took public aim at reigning Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen on Sunday evening after the second Newcastle race when the Kiwi refused to engage with media following his victory.

100 skilled jobs will be created in the coming years at the studio, which forms part of Japanese gaming juggernaut Sega

A court has raised the prospect of NSW Ports seeking to re-evaluate its privatisation deal after NSW Parliament passed legislation opening the door to a Newcastle container terminal.

Around 50 purchases of illegal goods were made by the Illicit Trade Prevention Team

Fire danger on the rise as summer hangover, windy days and abundance of rain-fed grass and vegetation threatens perfect late-summer storm.

The NSW government has argued successfully to remove parts of a Federal Court judgment on Newcastle's container penalties so the state is not prejudiced in any renegotiation of its deal with Port Botany. The full bench of the Federal Court published on Thursday its reasons for rejecting an Australian Competition…

The Australia Tax Office will offer 150 jobs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across metropolitan and regional areas, including Newcastle, as part of its Evergreen Program, the agency announced Thursday.

12 Angry Men Saturday 1.30pm, 7.30pm Sunday 1.30pm, Civic Theatre, Newcastle. Metropolitan Players present the Newcastle premiere of an adaptation of the 1957 Academy Award-winning film of the same name.

A teenager who was handed a knife during an ugly street brawl in Newcastle West and promptly used it to twice stab a man in the chest will learn his fate next month.

Skaife took public aim at reigning Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen on Sunday evening after the second Newcastle race when the Kiwi refused to engage with media following his victory.

LAST year Patrick Truscott made an instant impression in the Newcastle music scene, under the moniker ChaiChester, with the release of the impressive singles 29 and Warmer Waters.