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Throwback Thursday: 20 photos that capture the history of the Hunter Valley

Updated April 13 2022 - 11:19pm, first published 11:12pm

Updated April 13 2022 - 11:19pm, first published 11:12pm

From Maitland Saleyards to a swinging bridge at Eccleston, take a look at what the Hunter used to look like, from The Mercury archives.

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Looking for work that's felxible, allows you to work in the creative arts industry and is local? This job could be for you

NOW HIRING: Arts Upper Hunter Executive Director John O'Brien (pictured) is encouraging creative people with a passion for regional art to apply for a Project Officer position.

Sugarloaf Angus sets record price for commercial females

Auctioneer Paul Dooley with Pam Farragher, Jim Tickle and Rory Farragher of Banamba Angus who purchased the top price bull Sugarloaf Moe R111 for $26,000 at Sugarloaf Angus. Photo: Samantha Townsend.

40 years of helping out

COMMUNITY: The Dungog Community Centre and its staff (pictured) are celebrating the centre's 40th anniversary. Picture: Angus Michie

Efforts of staff recognised

TOUGH TASK: Dungog's Mayor John Connors (pictured) reflects on the work that council staff have put in for Local Government Week. Picture: Supplied

Local News

Looking for work that's felxible, allows you to work in the creative arts industry and is local? This job could be for you

NOW HIRING: Arts Upper Hunter Executive Director John O'Brien (pictured) is encouraging creative people with a passion for regional art to apply for a Project Officer position.

Sugarloaf Angus sets record price for commercial females

Auctioneer Paul Dooley with Pam Farragher, Jim Tickle and Rory Farragher of Banamba Angus who purchased the top price bull Sugarloaf Moe R111 for $26,000 at Sugarloaf Angus. Photo: Samantha Townsend.

40 years of helping out

COMMUNITY: The Dungog Community Centre and its staff (pictured) are celebrating the centre's 40th anniversary. Picture: Angus Michie

Efforts of staff recognised

TOUGH TASK: Dungog's Mayor John Connors (pictured) reflects on the work that council staff have put in for Local Government Week. Picture: Supplied

STATE MATTERS | Flood affected can apply for rental support

HELP: Residents of the Singleton, Cessnock, Maitland and Mid Coast council areas impacted by the July floods can now apply for rental support payments. Picture of Bulga on July 7, 2022. Picture: Wayne Riley.

Local News

Looking for work that's felxible, allows you to work in the creative arts industry and is local? This job could be for you

NOW HIRING: Arts Upper Hunter Executive Director John O'Brien (pictured) is encouraging creative people with a passion for regional art to apply for a Project Officer position.

Sugarloaf Angus sets record price for commercial females

Auctioneer Paul Dooley with Pam Farragher, Jim Tickle and Rory Farragher of Banamba Angus who purchased the top price bull Sugarloaf Moe R111 for $26,000 at Sugarloaf Angus. Photo: Samantha Townsend.

40 years of helping out

COMMUNITY: The Dungog Community Centre and its staff (pictured) are celebrating the centre's 40th anniversary. Picture: Angus Michie

Efforts of staff recognised

TOUGH TASK: Dungog's Mayor John Connors (pictured) reflects on the work that council staff have put in for Local Government Week. Picture: Supplied

STATE MATTERS | Flood affected can apply for rental support

HELP: Residents of the Singleton, Cessnock, Maitland and Mid Coast council areas impacted by the July floods can now apply for rental support payments. Picture of Bulga on July 7, 2022. Picture: Wayne Riley.

Lower Hunter councils join forces with hopes to heal the Hunter River Estuary

JOINT APPROACH: The Hunter Estuary Alliance meeting at Morpeth. Picture: Supplied.

Local News

Looking for work that's felxible, allows you to work in the creative arts industry and is local? This job could be for you

NOW HIRING: Arts Upper Hunter Executive Director John O'Brien (pictured) is encouraging creative people with a passion for regional art to apply for a Project Officer position.

Sugarloaf Angus sets record price for commercial females

Auctioneer Paul Dooley with Pam Farragher, Jim Tickle and Rory Farragher of Banamba Angus who purchased the top price bull Sugarloaf Moe R111 for $26,000 at Sugarloaf Angus. Photo: Samantha Townsend.

40 years of helping out

COMMUNITY: The Dungog Community Centre and its staff (pictured) are celebrating the centre's 40th anniversary. Picture: Angus Michie

Efforts of staff recognised

TOUGH TASK: Dungog's Mayor John Connors (pictured) reflects on the work that council staff have put in for Local Government Week. Picture: Supplied

STATE MATTERS | Flood affected can apply for rental support

HELP: Residents of the Singleton, Cessnock, Maitland and Mid Coast council areas impacted by the July floods can now apply for rental support payments. Picture of Bulga on July 7, 2022. Picture: Wayne Riley.

Lower Hunter councils join forces with hopes to heal the Hunter River Estuary

JOINT APPROACH: The Hunter Estuary Alliance meeting at Morpeth. Picture: Supplied.

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