Category: Latest NBN News
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Newcastle man found guilty of murdering friend
A Newcastle man is facing a lengthy jail term, after being convicted of murdering his friend. Ian Conway argued he was defending himself when he stabbed Christopher Ward last year – a claim a jury today rejected.
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Taree community remembers the fallen
Commemorations continued across the Mid North Coast – with veterans, school students and dignitaries gathering in Taree. The event also paid a special tribute to local heroes who passed away, this year.
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Remembrance Day commemorated in Lennox Head in the ocean
On the Far North Coast, some swapped traditional services for ocean therapy. A group of veterans and community members – gathering on the waves – for a unique tribute, in Lennox Head.
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Remembrance Day across the North West
Commemorations continued in the North West, with hundreds attending services across the region. More than 200 people paid their respects at Tamworth Town Hall – taking a moment to honour the sacrifice of local heroes.
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Three people come into contact with bats in Tamworth
Large bat populations continue to reside in Tamworth – and, with them, comes the risk of disease. Hunter New England Health says the rare but deadly Lyssa Virus is spread, through bites.
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Bushcraft survival skills front and centre at Nambucca course
As the weather warms, more people are heading outdoors – but if you don’t know what you’re doing, it’s easy to come unstuck. Gordon Dedman is a bushcraft survival expert – and is teaching everyday Aussies invaluable skills.
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Lighthouse Festival sells out at Norah Head
Norah Head will come to life tomorrow night, for the return of the annual Lighthouse Festival. The indo-folk event – attracting thousands of music-lovers AND big names – to the iconic site.
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Primex returns in 2022 with the largest range on show in a decade
It’s one of the biggest agricultural events in the Northern Rivers – and today a record number of exhibitors took part Casino’s Primex Field Days. Despite being postponed due to the flood disaster, the region was finally able to welcome the event, which is now in its 38th year.
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Labor confirms that Kurri Kurri gas plant will open without hydrogen component
Labor has confirmed the Kurri Kurri gas plant will NOT have a renewable component when it opens – after a push to run it partly on hydrogen. It comes as green energy companies call for government action to get projects off the ground.
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Port Stephens council join move to ban agents and developers running for government
Port Stephens has become the latest council to endorse a move to ban real estate agents and property developers from running for local government. A bill is currently before state parliament – but there are claims picking and choosing professions could open a can of worms.