Category: Latest NBN News
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Second man charged following alleged stabbing death of teenager at Casino in June
A second man has been charged in relation to the death of a teenager at Casino. Police say emergency services were called to a home on June 25, where a 17-year old boy was found suffering stab wounds. An 18-year-old was arrested yesterday and charged with concealing a serious indictable offence. He’s due to face…
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Police urge Port Macquarie locals to stay vigilant in light of thefts
Mid North Coast Police are calling on locals to remain vigilant and keep their homes and cars locked. The warning comes as they investigate a spate of break-and-enters, and thefts across Port Macquarie.
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Driver pleads guilty over fatal Hunter crash
A driver who was speeding, drunk and had an illicit drug in his system is tonight behind bars… after pleading guilty over a fatal crash in the Hunter. Stephen Carne was travelling at almost 150-kilometres an hour when his car slammed into an SUV, killing a great-grandmother. And we warn indigenous viewers this story contains…
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Glossy Black Cockatoo population in trouble
Now listed as a threatened species, the Glossy Black Cockatoo population on the Coffs Coast is in the spotlight. The plight of the Australian native bird has attracted international attention – leading to the launch of a local head count.
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Four charged after raids targeting drug supply in Hunter & Central Coast
The NSW police minister’s brother and three others have been charged over alleged drug supply across the state’s Central Coast and Hunter. Joshua Toole, 38, and a 24-year-old woman were arrested yesterday morning, following vehicle stops at Belmont and Killarney Vale. Police searched properties at Belmont North, Nords Wharf and Wadalba, where they seized more…
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Innovation Festival shows green economy options
Origin has hosed down speculation it may reconsider its decision to close Eraring Power Station by mid-2025. It comes as Australia grapples with how to meet future energy needs but innovators in the Hunter seem to be rising to the challenge.
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Tamworth flying fox colony becoming a ‘maternity camp’
Flying foxes are still a common sight on the banks of the Peel River in Tamworth, despite a recent drop in numbers. But experts say the colony could be here to stay for a while yet.
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Mariners prepare to trek across the ditch for first A-league clash
The Mariners are looking to make the most of their false start to the A League season – as players still recover from international duties. The squad will finally hit the pitch, on Sunday in Wellington.
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New ground covered on fight over Wamberal sea-wall
Plans to build a controversial seawall at Wamberal Beach are gaining momentum, following a Central Coast Council meeting overnight. But a local community group says they won’t be giving up their fight anytime soon.
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Coast Shelter celebrates 30 years
It’s been three decades since Coast Shelter opened its doors and the community is still showing its support. Locals have raised $26 thousand to help the aid service, at a time when they need it the most.