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Knights weigh Saifiti ban as Northstars bring home Goodall Cup

Good morning, Newcastle. A clear, cold 10 degrees out there, but plenty to talk about over your coffee.

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10C, Mostly clear

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  1. 'Magic': Fans out in force to welcome home Northstars

    Fans turned out in force to welcome home the Newcastle Northstars, who brought back the Goodall Cup after a championship-winning season. It was no ordinary afternoon as supporters celebrated their heroes.

    newcastleherald.com.au

  2. Knights weighing up whether to contest Saifiti's reckless high-tackle charge at judiciary

    The Knights are weighing up whether to contest Daniel Saifiti's reckless high-tackle charge at the judiciary, with the prop facing a four or five-game suspension.

    newcastleherald.com.au

  3. Investigation reveals the cause of fatal workplace incident at Hunter mine

    The resource regulator is continuing its investigation into the cause of the fatal workplace incident at a Hunter mine earlier this month.

    newcastleherald.com.au

  4. Construction starts on student accommodation at University of Newcastle

    Construction has started on a $130 million student accommodation project at the University of Newcastle, with work now underway.

    newcastleherald.com.au

  5. 'Deeply concerned': more time sought to weigh up massive Hunter mine extension

    The Independent Planning Commission is seeking more time to weigh up a massive Hunter mine extension, saying it is 'deeply concerned' and needs more details about key aspects of the project.

    newcastleherald.com.au

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