Newcastle launches first seafood festival this Saturday

Newcastle's first Seafood Festival runs Saturday 11am to 5pm at the waterfront, free, featuring live sashimi, oyster demos and boat tours.

Why it mattersA free community festival offers local entertainment. It highlights an important regional industry and culture.

AustraliaNewcastle residents and visitors have a new free festival this weekend celebrating local fishing heritage and fresh seafood.

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Learner driver charged with ramming police car in Merewether

A learner driver allegedly rammed a police car and fled with drugs and a replica gun.

Why it mattersThe incident shows the risks police face during routine traffic stops, and the severity of charges reflects a pattern of dangerous and criminal behaviour.

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Turner building adds 30-metre artwork to boost local artists

A new Turner apartment block features a 30-metre tall artwork on its lift well and dedicated gallery spaces to support local artists.

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Newcastle launches first seafood festival this Saturday

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