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End of an era: Maitland's Lowes store closes after 40 years on High Street (opens the original)
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After more than 40 years on High Street the Lowes Central Maitland store has closed for business. The store, which was closed due to structural concerns with the ageing building, had its final day of trading on Monday, September 7. The iconic red and white street signage was removed and work took place this week to strip the shop fittings. Following the identification of structural concerns with the ageing building, Maitland City Council and Lowes-Manhattan Pty Ltd mutually agreed to end the lea
Maitland teen apprentice shines with scholarship backing (opens the original)
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A young apprentice is showing Maitland students are bright sparks, excelling at his work while attending school and helping support his family. Maitland High School year 12 student Billy McDougall has a lot on his plate. The 17-year-old is a Maitland High School HSC student, JA Martin Electrical apprentice, and Novaskill Certificate III in Electrotechnology - electrician student. Billy has been working since he was 14 and is proud to help out his family when needed with bills or groceries, and p
Spring has sprung: farmer says now's the time to plant veggies for the show (opens the original)
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With the arrival of spring warmth and the shedding of winter woolies, a Maitland farmer says now is the perfect time to start planting backyard veggies. Along with the satisfaction of knowing you grew your very own nutritious food, the crops will be thriving at the right time to enter in the 2027 Maitland Show in February. Oakhampton farmer Austin Breiner, who is a regular judge of the Maitland Show produce competition said entering is great for backyard growers and families wanting to teach the
In memory of Kelton: parents fundraise to gift families time to say goodbye (opens the original)
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Access to a cuddle cot at Maitland Hospital after their baby Kelton died meant parents Cassandra and Paul Moretti could spend days with him instead of hours. A device malfunction, and the hospital's other cuddle cot being in use meant they feared having to say goodbye before they were ready. Singleton Hospital saved the day by lending their device to Maitland for the Morettis to use, but the ordeal made a devastating situation even worse. Now, the Morettis, of Lochinvar, are fundraising to buy a
'Think or sink': the mantra that helped this eight-year-old save her mate from drowning (opens the original)
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When eight-year-old Aylah Redshaw saw her little mate who couldn't swim in the middle of a dam, she didn't hesitate. Wearing her full, heavy motorbike gear Aylah immediately swam in to five-year-old Mason's aid. If she hadn't remembered the safety tip she learnt at school swimming, "think or sink", there could have been tragedy. But Aylah did remember what she was taught, recalling the phrase "think or sink" meaning to remain calm and roll onto your back. After sustaining some scratches to her f
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