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What does a mine production manager do on his weekends […]
What does a mine production manager do on his weekends […]
Santa is ready to join with local fire fighters for […]
Get ready to celebrate all the magic of the festive […]
Upper Hunter Motoring Association alongside the team at Hunter Warbirds […]
Singleton High’s school musical in 2022 zapped Kristina Lowe’s energy. […]
BY JEM ANSHAW It is time again to dust of […]
Save the date and get your ticket now because this […]
Have you ever wondered what Probus is all about? Well, […]
At St James Primary School in Muswellbrook, they do Father’s […]
Are You Okay? This simple question will be the centre […]
Join Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre for a movie under the […]
With time on his hands after an accident and subsequent […]
Muswellbrook and Upper Hunter men are being encouraged to step […]
Since its inception in 1996, National Tree Day has seen […]
BY MEREDITH BLAIR Scone’s Literary Festival celebrated a spectacular close […]
If you are into Australian history you are in for […]
Homelessness is a serious issue in our region, even though […]
Members of the Lions Club of Singleton will be taking […]
The Warburton Estate Agents Scone Horse Festival Parade took place […]
When is the last time you went to a fashion parade?
Strongman is a sport that is gaining popularity with athletes keen to feel the satisfaction of moving heavy weights.
The Energy Hub has become a popular attraction at the Upper Hunter Show over the years, and it has continued to grow and evolve.
BY JEM ANSHAW
The Muswellbrook and District Workers Club is excited to welcome to the fold new general manager Paul Cooper.
BY JEM ANSHAW
World Pride took over Sydney for the first time over the past few weeks and it has been such a positive experience for so many including Brett Garland, owner of TDF Events in Muswellbrook.
BY ALEX TIGANI
When Andrew Almond stepped up to the role of president of the Rotary Club of Singleton he did not predict what was in store for the second half of 2022.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Remembrance Day across the Upper Hunter saw gatherings around memorials on the eleventh of the eleventh with two minutes silence at 11am to reflect on the sacrifice made by so many in times of war and conflict.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Helen Scott (nee Lidwinski) could not help but get emotional when opening the Greta Army and Migrant Camp Gallery Wall at the Branxton Community Hall on Monday morning.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Scone artist Roberta Wiseman was all smiles when she was declared as the winner of the 57th Scone Art Prize last Friday.
By Jem Anshaw BIG is an understatement when it comes […]
The Family History Society of Singleton will open its doors […]
Singleton Tidy Towns are mindful of the situation many of […]
International Women’s Day events in Denman (Thursday) and Singleton (Friday) […]
Turn lockdown into a creative experience by putting together a […]
BY ALEX TIGANI A local Rotary club has honoured four […]
Singleton Neighbourhood Centre is hoping to hold their annual Christmas […]
The art of fencing was demonstrated at the Singleton PCYC […]
The Upper Hunter 2021 NAIDOC Week Awards were held at […]
2021 marks 100 years of Scouts in Muswellbrook, and last […]
Twenty backpacks, 50 filled pencil cases and 280 notebooks have […]
By Alex Tigani Katherin Solman’s long journey at Singleton High […]
By Jem Anshaw Thursday, May 27, marked the start of […]
The Rotary Club of Singleton was pleased to assist the […]
The Black Coal Cup has been a fixture in the Muswellbrook charity calendar.
Ivan Skaines has been elected Chair of Arts Upper Hunter (AUH), a community organisation which provides, supports and promotes opportunities for people and organisations involved in the creative Industries across the Shires of Dungog, Muswellbrook, Singleton and Upper Hunter. He was previously Vice Chair.
Taking on the executive role of any organisation is a big ask but few roles are more demanding than that of secretary and treasurer.
Residents of Merriwa and Cassilis will have the opportunity to recognise service men laid to rest locally this Anzac Day,
Col Paul says he learnt to drive when he was four. His vehicle was an apple box with three stones as his foot pedals and the gear stick was just that, a stick.
The Scone Horse Festival makes its long-awaited return to our horse capital.
Look out Muswellbrook – there are some local rockstars on the rise.
If there was one thing Donna Valentine didn’t think she would ever have to do as a café owner is to make a coffee with a triple shot, six sugars on almond milk.