Dylan Nicholson
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Houses, businesses and a 12ft skeleton go red and blue for the Knights (opens the original)
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After 25 long years Newcastle has been itching to pull out the red and blue paint, flags and merch, and, with just days to go, even the dead are rising from the grave to defend the kingdom. Council buildings, houses, businesses, and even the harbour's famous tugboats, have turned red and blue, as the city goes Knights mad. People have shown a huge amount of enthusiasm, and competitiveness, for the spirited display, and the Newcastle Herald has compiled just a taste of their efforts. "Boneman Bes
Satanists, witchcraft and 'religious freedom': councillors clash over church use of theatre (opens the original)
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A push to stop ratepayers subsidising worship at a heritage-listed theatre has failed after a heated council debate that veered from religious freedom to Satanists and witchcraft. Upper Hunter Shire Council voted 6-3 on Monday night to waive hire fees for the Scone Seventh-Day Adventist Church, which will use the Old Court Theatre on Saturday mornings for Bible study and services. The Scone Community Shed will also get free use on Wednesdays during school terms for upholstery and furniture resto
How to spot a fake: Knights final fever brings out the scammers (opens the original)
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Twenty five years of waiting, and a miraculous finals run, have left fans hungry to secure a seat as the Knights look to make history on Sunday. But the fever has also brought out the scammers. A Newcastle mum who walked away from a fake ticket seller has been left fielding calls from strangers after the scammer began handing out her phone number. Elizabeth Milton, of Newcastle, was hunting for two tickets to Sunday's NRL grand final so she could take her eight-year-old daughter, a lifelong Knig
Relive the glory: Knights' 1997 and 2001 premierships in pictures (opens the original)
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The Newcastle Knights' 1997 and 2001 premiership wins remain etched into the memory of every Novocastrian who lived through them. The red and blue will return to the grand final turf this Sunday for another crack at premiership glory with players looking to add their names to a list of rugby league's greatest. In 1997, the Knights stunned the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 22-16 in a grand final for the ages, Darren Albert sprinting through a hole to score with just seven seconds left on the clock t
'Doubled the beer delivery': pubs and clubs booked out as town rides red and blue wave (opens the original)
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Newcastle's pubs and clubs are booked solid for Sunday's NRL grand final, with venues turning away bookings, adding TVs and extra tables, and, in one case, doubling beer deliveries, as the city gears up to watch the Knights take on the Sydney Roosters. The Knights meet the Roosters at 7.30pm on Sunday, October 4, after a 22-14 preliminary final win over Penrith sent the club into its first grand final since 2001, just 12 months after collecting the wooden spoon. Tristan Heels, publican at the Wi
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