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Alanna Tomazin

CDC NSW chief executive officer David Mead, NSW Regional Transport and Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison and Thornton bus driver and veteran Rachel Wheatley. Picture by Alanna Tomazin

'Let's recognise the people who sign a blank cheque for their life.'

Anzac-themed bus travels the Hunter

Chloe Coleman

Reading Retreats Australia founders Emily Devine and Katie Bleus. Picture supplied

This cosy Hunter Valley reading retreat is a book lover's paradise

Friends of Palliative Care committee and volunteers at the 2024 fun run and walk on Sunday, March 10. Picture supplied

"Friends of Palliative Care relies solely on donations from local businesses and community members."

Palliative care fun run raises $29,000 to support Hunter patients

Grace  Ryan

.Five-month old Eadie with mum Grace. Picture by Georgie Newton

Here's to strong women, may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.

An open letter to my daughter this International Women's Day

Sisters Alexis, Peyton and Lillyana Martin were happy with their showbag selections. 

Solid crowds enjoyed the night time entertainment.

Gallery: all the highlights from the 162nd Maitland Show

Carrie's Place chief executive officer Jayne Clowes speaking in Kurri Kurri in 2022. Picture by Jonathan Carroll

Carrie's Place is hosting an International Women's Day event.

Tickets are on sale for Women's Day

Joan Palmer photographed by The Mercury ahead of her 100th birthday in 2023. Picture by Max Mason-Hubers

Joan was one of NSW's first female principals.

Joan's 101 and loving life

Melinda Thompson, Brian Burke and Joan Palmer celebrating their birthdays with a glass of champagne at Burkey's House of Espresso. Picture by Jonathan Carroll

101 and still counting - Joan celebrates milestone with local legends

Travelling Electric organiser David Dungavell with Louth Park Model Y Tesla owner Sharon Sherman. Picture by Peter Lorimer

Travelling Electric is free at Maitland Showground.

Thinking about travelling electric? EV event comes to Maitland

Participants in the 2023 Friends of Palliative Care fun run and walk. Picture supplied

The event is on Sunday, March 10 at Maitland Regional Athletics Centre.

Lace up your walking shoes - entries open for 30th palliative care fun run

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and electing their school leaders.

2016 Stroud Road Public School’s kinders Bella Hallcroft, Lacey Rhodes and Jack  Fisher-Webster.





2016 Stroud Road Public School school leaders from left Ben Lathwell, Layla Bosworth, Raiden Hodge, Indyanna Kerr, Connor Nash and Kaiden Went.

Stroud Public School welcomed 15 new kinders to the school. They are Lily, Maisie, Holly, Sarah, Ruby, Elysa, Chelsea, Grace, Abbygail, Bodhi, Jacob, Riley, Levi, Logan and Lucas.

 Stround Public School school leaders have been invested with some weighty responsibilities. They areLily Raine (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment), Tarryn Rathbone (Prime Minister and Minister for Social Services), Hamish Allan (Communications Minister) and Logan Farley (Sport Minister). 

2016 Booral Public School’s kinders (back) Hallie Sabo, Callum French, Emily Brooks-Grey, Isabella Eggelton, Rachel Jenkins, Gabe Szkopkowski, (front) Chev Holston, Jake Parker, Angel Cook, Abi Sprakel-Thomas, Jade Blanch and Hayley Bruce.

2016 Booral Public School leaders Charlotte Waters (school captain), Cooper Gorton ( house captain), Michael Ayliffe (house captain), Madison Hart (school captain).

2016 Vacy Public School school captains Kacia and Alec.

2016 Vacy Public School  sports captains Mackenzie, Lillian, Annabelle and Kasey
Ayliffe.

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and electing their school leaders.<br>

Dungog Shire schools leaders and kinders 2016

Meet your new school leaders and ki...

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and...

Meet your new school leaders and kinders | photos

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