Latest news from Newcastle.
From Grey's Monument to the Quayside, venture capital is flooding into the region's artificial intelligence sector, creating a new generation of startups and attracting global tech talent.
Newcastle's best running follows the Bathers Way coastal path past six beaches, crosses the Newcastle Memorial Walk with its steel ANZAC soldier silhouettes, and traces the 15 kilometre Fernleigh Track along a former coal railway.
Mounting pupil numbers, crumbling buildings and stretched budgets have created a perfect storm in the city's education sector-but the roots run far deeper than recent headlines suggest.
Discover how Newcastle's 180+ fintech firms are reshaping financial innovation through collaboration. Learn what sets this UK tech hub apart from London and Dublin.
With the Port of Newcastle facing evolving global trade patterns and major rail and road upgrades on the horizon, the region faces crucial choices about funding, timing and priorities.
As global companies embrace distributed workforces, Newcastle's coworking culture reveals what separates this city's innovation scene from Silicon Valley clones worldwide.
Discover how Newcastle's coworking providers are launching AI-powered collaboration tools and flexible membership tiers to redefine hybrid work culture across the city.
Investment in digital infrastructure and government technology is accelerating Tyneside's transformation into a leading smart city hub.
The Hunter Valley's local television landscape is shifting, and the decisions made in the next few months will determine how the region gets its news.
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Newcastle investors and super balances.
Community members share concerns and call for action as the city faces increasing threats from rising sea levels and extreme weather events
The rebate applies to 12,400 rateable properties in Newcastle and reduces the average annual bill by $142 for eligible households from 1 July 2026.
Digital transformation initiatives across the region are creating a rare confluence of public sector demand and private sector innovation.
Revised federal support for community programs is reshaping access to social services across Newcastle, with impacts on support agencies, families and job seekers.
From autonomous vehicle startups on Northumberland Street to AI development hubs in the Stephenson Quarter, Newcastle's technology sector is transforming-and professionals need to understand where the real opportunities lie.
The allocation directs $4.8 million to local programs serving residents in Newcastle suburbs who access family assistance, youth outreach and aged care services.
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