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Cessnock councillors complain of delays
4:00 AM | Cessnock council's executive team has come under fire from angry councillors who say they appear to be on a "go slow campaign".  | CommentsComments (1) | Call for inquiry into Cessnock ... | Accusations fly at Cessnock ...
Extra houses for Maitland-Kurri corridor
4:00 AM | 400 new home sites are planned for 56 hectares of land at Gillieston Heights, near Maitland.
Police farewell Anita Face
4:00 AM | The police force has changed a great deal, especially for women officers, since 1971 and Anita Face has been there through it all.
Holden to sell Chevy to the US
4:00 AM | Holden is preparing to rekindle exports to the United States with plans to sell a high-performance version of its next Commodore model in North America, badged as a Chevrolet.
Council accused over dog attack
4:00 AM | The state government has been urged to investigate why authorities failed to declare dogs at a Lake Macquarie property as dangerous.  | CommentsComments (1) | Teenager mauled in savage dog ... | A dog attack every day | GALLERY: Dog attack on Natalie Southam
4:00 AM | RESIDENTS of a Hillvue home came face-to-face with a thief on Wednesday afternoon.
4:00 AM | A 13-YEAR-OLD boy will appear in court, and another could face his victims under the Young Offenders Act, after they were arrested over a break-in at Moree.
Uralla SES moves into purpose-built offices
4:00 AM | URALLA SES has a new home.
4:00 AM | Comforted by the knowledge that her immediate family members are safe, Tomoko Shiine wants to get to the truth about how far Japan has come more than one year on from its devastating tsunami.
Century of league caught on film, set free on walls at Tamworth gallery
4:00 AM | A SPECIAL celebration of rugby league, highlighting 100 years of the game, is on show at Tamworth Regional Gallery from tonight.
4:00 AM | TWELVE schools across the New England region will take control of their own budget and staffing under the national Empowering Local Schools Initiative.
4:00 AM | THE NSW Farmers’ Association has welcomed the state government’s proposed action to strengthen farmers’ property rights in relation to mining practices on their lands.
4:00 AM | ARMIDALE’S Traffic Education Centre should become a full-time facility devoted to the education of young drivers, according to member for Northern Tablelands Richard Torbay.
Paws to the floor for RSPCA cause in North West
4:00 AM | Rescue dogs of all ages, breeds and personalities will scamper their way into your heart at RSPCA Million Paws Walks in Tamworth, Armidale, Glen Innes and Inverell on Sunday.
4:00 AM | AN NRMA executive’s inspection of the Newell Highway in the North West has revealed parts of it and roads near it have deteriorated so badly that some local councils have even considered replacing them with gravel.
Coal battle heats up at Boggabri mine
4:00 AM | A PROTEST at the Boggabri Coal Mine yesterday started peacefully and ended peacefully, but the protesters say they’ll keep going back until their demands are met.
BlueScope gets Salvos’ appeal off to fine start
4:00 AM | In one of his final duties before leaving BlueScope Steel, external affairs manager Mike Archer handed over $30,000 yesterday to kick off the Salvation Army Red Shield Business Appeal.
4:00 AM | The importance of volunteers and the need for more in the region was highlighted at Wollongong City Council’s Volunteering Expo yesterday.
4:00 AM | A 22-year-old Currabubula man has been arrested over a string of violent street robberies and is in jail until another court appearance at the end of the month.
Students set to walk safely to school
4:00 AM | Primary school students across the Illawarra are encouraged to ditch their usual transport and walk this morning as part of Walk Safely to School Day.
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