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'Simply the best: lifelong Life Without Barriers Knights fans get excited (opens the original)
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Kyle Smee has been a die-hard Knights supporter since the very beginning. He's been a fan since he was born in 1988, the same year the Newcastle team first ran onto the field. "I'm turning up everyday with a Knights shirt on," he said. "I actually started crying with how close it got to the end last week." In a Henny Penny Knights shirt, Mr Smee joined others supported by disability provider Life Without Barriers to decorate their Newcastle office in red and blue on Thursday. His home almost loo
Teen arrested after allegedly stolen car loses control before crashing (opens the original)
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Police are investigating after an allegedly stolen car flew through the air and crashed into another vehicle in the early hours of Tuesday. Officers were called to South Seas Drive, Ashtonfield, about 5.30am on September 29 to reports that a Mercedes sedan lost control and crashed before becoming airborne and rolling outside a house. One person inside the sedan ran from the scene while the other occupant, a 14-year-old boy, was arrested at the scene. Police are still searching for the other pers
Newcastle hotel set to be replaced with apartments up for sale (opens the original)
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A Newcastle hotel site that was set to be replaced with residential apartments is for sale. At 12 Steel Street, the more than 4000 square metre Mercure hotel is open for expressions of interest until November 5. Developer Salter Brothers bought the site in 2022 and revealed plans to turn it into an apartment complex in January last year. Plans proposed turning the seven-storey 131-room hotel into more than 220 apartments across two residential towers reaching 23 and 19 storeys. It would also inc
Newcastle bar plans street security team after 'constant' incidents (opens the original)
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A Newcastle bar is planning to launch a roving street security team this summer to tackle "constant" antisocial behaviour. After almost weekly incidents, Bernie's Bar co-founder Grace Frey said the venue had been approved for a $30,000 council grant to fund street security during Friday and Saturday nights from December 2026 to February 2027. Ms Frey told the Newcastle Herald on Sunday that incidents such as people throwing eggs, water bottles and glass bottles from the street or cars were not u
Hunter student artwork turned into T-shirt design worn by thousands (opens the original)
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Eight-year-old Andy Nguyen loves soccer but he also loves making colourful creations from scratch. Last year, when he was Year 1 at Toronto Public School, Andy worked very hard to bring a bright, collage interpretation of ANZAC Day poppies to life. Now, the Year 2 student's artwork has been worn by more than 9000 NSW public school performers. "I used stamps to make circles and used markers to do the dots and paper to make the flowers," he said. As part of Operation Art, a joint initiative of Wes
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