Jazz event powers on despite music festival challenges
The country’s longest running jazz festival has held out against declining festival crowds...
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The cost of living crisis has hit small businesses hard, and Nadia Leslie, owner of a gym in the...
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Posted by Imogen Brosnan | Sep 11, 2024
Jordyn Richards is fighting to make her mark as an independent artist in Sydney’s tough live...
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For Bob Hannan, walking around the Maitland Regional Art Gallery evokes memories of his childhood,...
Read More‘New horizons’: Newcastle embraces emerging multiculturalism
Posted by Jessica O'Bryan | Sep 4, 2024
The opportunity for tertiary study is what attracted Nataly Soto to move from Peru to Newcastle,...
Read MoreTroubled high school that became $5m national inspiration
Posted by Olivia Bui | Sep 4, 2024
Cessnock High School, once notorious for its problematic past, has undergone a remarkable...
Read MoreHunter region’s wine industry cautiously re-enters China market after tariffs listed
Posted by Charlotte Blackley | Sep 4, 2024
Small and big Australian wine brands are gearing up to re-enter the Chinese market, as the...
Read MoreAustralian native bees play part in varroa mite fix
Posted by Grace Newton | Sep 4, 2024
A Hills Hoist, swimming pool and barbeque are what is typically expected to be found in an ideal...
Read MoreCrop stress and profits: how farmers are adapting their practices to stay afloat
Posted by Zaryab Ahmad | Sep 4, 2024
As warmer temperatures due to climate change cause longer droughts and crop stress, Australian...
Read More‘Seeing Gaza up close changed me’
Posted by Mohamad Youssef | Jun 20, 2024
Kuwaiti medical professionals who volunteered in besieged hospitals in Gaza have spoken of the...
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