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DUAL STAR: Mitchell Cluff at his trainer Shane Wells' gym, in Fennell Bay. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

Dual sports star to headline Wangi RSL fight night card

DRAWCARD: Dual international Timana Tahu training with Shortland Devils, who will take on Dora Creek Swampies on Saturday. Picture: Jonathan Carroll

Dora Creek to face former NRL and Test star at home

David Stewart

OPPORTUNITY: Macquarie's lock Isaac Briggs spots some space against Maitland at Lyall Peacock Field. Picture: David Stewart

Scorpions long shots now: last-minute loss hits hard

David Stewart

DUAL STAR: Mitchell Cluff at his trainer Shane Wells' gym, in Fennell Bay. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

Dual sports star to headline Wangi RSL fight night card

Jamaica's Usain Bolt preforms his trademark pose during a victory lap to mark his athletics career during the World Athletics Championships in London Sunday, Aug. 13, 2017. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)

Usain Bolt to start A-League trial for the Central Coast Mariners

Rachel Clun

CLOSE FINISH: The Westlakes Netball Association's 15s team celebrate their second placing - on countback - at the state age championships at Meadowbank Park. Picture: Nicole Carrall

Westlakes enjoy big finish to rep netball season | photos

Nicole Carrall

LAUGH IT UP: Catalina Players cast members in rehearsal for their two one-act plays to be performed on Saturday nights at Wangi Workers Club from August 4. Picture: Supplied

Enjoy two one-act comedies over dinner at Wangi Workers

David Stewart

COMING SOON: A tribute to the music of Neil Diamond starring Ty Penshorn will be held at Belmont 16s on Saturday, August 25.

Win tickets to Neil show

Ellie-Marie Watts

SLICK: After his sold-out Cambridge Hotel show last year, Pete Murray returns to perform at the Shoal Bay Country Club on Thursday. Picture: Paul Dear

Your complete gig guide to Hunter music, movies and theatre

LAUGH IT UP: Catalina Players cast members in rehearsal for their two one-act plays to be performed on Saturday nights at Wangi Workers Club from August 4. Picture: Supplied

Enjoy two one-act comedies over dinner at Wangi Workers

Bricks, pins and hats fly in Stroud bid for record books

GIG OF THE WEEK: From left, Josh Pyke, Phil Jamieson, Tim Rogers and Chris Cheney reunite to perform The Beatles' iconic White Album on Tuesday at the Civic Theatre.

Your complete gig guide to Newcastle music, movies and theatre

More and more Australians are turning to professional accreditations to be more competitive in a changing workforce.

Finding the edge in a workforce scaling new heights

Emma Elsworthy

Reach your steps each day

Linda Lambrechts

When it comes to getting ready to send your child to school, it is best to be prepared, it will make the process easy for parents, the child and also the school.

Preparation is key to a smooth process

More and more Australians are turning to professional accreditations to be more competitive in a changing workforce.

Finding the edge in a workforce scaling new heights

Half the starring cast of Friends, the hit television show that epitomised 1990s style. Photo: Shutterstock

90s style, reborn | Trending

Linley Wilkie

In a growing global marketplace, the right accreditation is essential.

Our increasingly global workforce knows no borders

Tom Sebo

HAVE A SAY: There is proposed legislative change to establish a long-term management framework at the Boolaroo site before any further significant development occurs. Picture: Supplied

Government seeks community feedback on Boolaroo proposal

Daunting process

Answers to some FAQs for first home buyers

Buying blind tipped to become common

LAUGH IT UP: Catalina Players cast members in rehearsal for their two one-act plays to be performed on Saturday nights at Wangi Workers Club from August 4. Picture: Supplied

Enjoy two one-act comedies over dinner at Wangi Workers

David Stewart

THE PLAN: An artist’s impression of the completed upgrade of the Warnervale interchange. Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions during the works. Artwork: RMS.

M1 detour and 40kph speed limit at Warnervale

COMING SOON: A tribute to the music of Neil Diamond starring Ty Penshorn will be held at Belmont 16s on Saturday, August 25.

Win tickets to Neil show

Ellie-Marie Watts

LAUGH IT UP: Catalina Players cast members in rehearsal for their two one-act plays to be performed on Saturday nights at Wangi Workers Club from August 4. Picture: Supplied

Enjoy two one-act comedies over dinner at Wangi Workers

PRIORITIES: Reader John Lear wonders how Excelsior Parade in Toronto can still have no footpath, yet council can build a major trampoline centre. Picture: Tamara Voninski

Letters to the editor

Smoking ceremony at the Lake.

Naidoc Week celebrates female role models

Kay Fraser

CEREMONY: Is this a record? Eleven VIPs in position to cut the ribbon to mark the official opening of the Lake Macquarie Organics Resource Recovery Facility. Picture: Supplied

Red carpet launch for new green waste facility | photos | video

Pictures: Tourism New Zealand

Why Virgin chose Auckland for Newcastle Airport’s first overseas destination in 16 years

Former breakfast radio host David Collins loses battle with cancer

Bricks, pins and hats fly in Stroud bid for record books

Prince Louis.

See the Royal family gather at Louis' christening in London

AAP

LOADED BRANCHES: Ferns at Thunderbolts Lookout on Sunday morning. It is the second dusting in as many months for the high country. Pictures: Christine Gavin

Early risers reach Barrington Tops as snow falls in high country

Matt Carr

What to do with the kids in the July school holidays

John Farnham

Jack is back and making winery debut, with Daryl Braithwaite

Lisa Rockman

PRIORITIES: Reader John Lear wonders how Excelsior Parade in Toronto can still have no footpath, yet council can build a major trampoline centre. Picture: Tamara Voninski

Letters to the editor

POWER ON: Carl Stevenson believes it is time to flip the switch on public utilities ownership in Australia.

Letters to the Editor

LESS IS BETTER: Using boxes, paper packaging and cotton shopping bags are some of the suggestions to help reduce plastic waste.

Letters to the Editor

Protesters, cops clash at far-right event

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National RSL president resigns amid probe

Joyce says live export opponents 'zealots'

Suspended Logan mayor charged with assault

Colleen McCullough estate goes to husband

Jodie Stephens

Faulty gun triggered 'bad luck' Vic death

Rick Goodman

Duo arrested over Melbourne stab death

Minister wants answers on Labor MP

Matt Coughlan and Paul Osborne

Brouhaha brewer Matt Jancauskas shows off his product … craft beer is becoming an important part of the Sunshine Coast’s tourism mix.

Six highlights in your travel week | 20 July

John Rozentals

The Ragu at Canvas, just divine.

Scott McRae’s taste of Albury

Scott McRae

Ask Noel: Income from granny flat counted as asset?

Create mood with lighting

Linley Wilkie

Recipe from australianbeef.com.au

Try this: Chestnut, beef & bok choy stir-fry

Ask Noel: How safe is super?

Noel Whittaker