TOO DEADLY TO WASTE Too Deadly features artistic visions inspired by the campaign to protect Lake Cowal, the sacred heartland of the Wiradjuri nation. The exhibition will trace the impacts of gold mining on the Ephemeral Lake and expose issues of water use, cyanide and Aboriginal ...
Too beautiful to waste on Oct3 2009
Remembering the Stolen Generation on Oct3 2009
‘IN LIVING MEMORY’ PHOTO COLLECTION TOUR AT UNIVERSITY GALLERY More than 1,000 photos depicting the life faced by Australia’s Stolen Generation have arrived at the University of Newcastle for one of the country’s most significant travelling art shows. In Living Memory is touring NSW and contains the ...
Profiling gallery visitors on Aug12 2009
GUESS WHO’S GOING TO THE GALLERY? Guess Who’s Going to the Gallery Study reveals that one in five people at the Sydney Metropolitan Galleries are visiting for the first time. Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts Virginia Judge said the study, now in its second ...
Port gallery seeks exhibits on Jun30 2009
NEW ART GALLERY FOR PORT STEPHENS Port Stephens Council is opening its doors to a new art gallery space within its administration building at Raymond Terrace and is calling for expressions of interest to exhibit in 2010. Speaking today, Cultural Planner Chloe Beevers said the Mezzanine Art Gallery ...
Cessnock Regional Art Gallery on Mar23 2009
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NSW Shadow Minister for Small Business, Don Page, wants the State Government to find an alternative solution to the massive electricity price increases recommended by IPART yesterday. A 64% price increase over the next three years ...Read on →
Tillegra ‘folly’
Saturday, 20 March 2010 ~ Greens NSW MP John Kaye addresses supporters at Newcastle Foreshore Park, Wharf Rd, Newcastle at 12pm. Dr Kaye joins local opponents to Tillegra Dam to highlight the damage the needless $477 million project will ...Read on →
Bulga mine workers sign new agreement
Workers at the Bulga Open Cut mine in the Hunter Valley today endorsed a new three-year collective agreement. The agreement includes: Paid union meetings and payroll deductions for union membership; ...Read on →
HMRI world-class medical research facility approved
The Hunter Medical Research Institute’s (HMRI) plans for a state-of-the-art building have been approved by the NSW Government. The University of Newcastle welcomed the NSW Government’s development approval for the new Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) building. ...Read on →
Wind expert blow overseas again
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Cracks at Nerong
The Roads and Traffic Authority and their contractors have refused to acknowledge that cracking and other damage in homes at Nerong are due to blasting operations,” said Nationals Member for Myall Lakes, John Turner. Mr Turner said a number ...Read on →
Nobbys dune care invite
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Newcastle residents welcome Queensland hotels reduced hours recommendations
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Dalgarno Institute supports reduced hours for Queensland hotels
The Dalgarno Institute and its growing Coalition of concerned citizens continue to applaud and support endeavours to abate the alcohol related distress inflicted on our community. For over 150 years our movement has initiated, backed and collaborated with recommendations on ...Read on →
Wetlands ‘Animal Diversity’ festival
Sunday, 21 March 2010 ~ The Native Animal Trust Fund Wildlife Rescue Service (NATF) is hosting a day of celebration and education of the Hunter’s local wildlife at the Hunter Wetlands Centre, Shortland on Sunday 21st March. The Wildlife Rescue ...Read on →
Preparing a learning society for the future
The Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC) was advised by an Expert Working Group that breakthroughs in the science of learning, including brain function, motivation and the practice of teaching, have the potential to transform how individual Australians ...Read on →
Electricity price rise 60% over 3 years
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) today released its final electricity regulated retail price determination for the 3 years to June 2013. This determination will apply to the majority of small NSW customers that have not entered into a ...Read on →
Debate rages as new coal loader goes online
A war of words accompanied the first coal train delivering export coal to Newcastle’s new billion-dollar coal loader. As Ports and Waterways Minister Paul McLeay lauded the “significant achievement,” a Sydney Morning Herald article sparked a ...Read on →
NSW Upper House keeps Carramar Nursing Home public
Greens MP and health spokesperson Lee Rhiannon won support today in the NSW Upper House for a Greens motion that calls on the NSW Government to scrap its plans to sell off beds in the Carramar Nursing Home in Leeton. ...Read on →
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind
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