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Shark victim Lenny talks of attack
4:31 AM | Shark attack victim Glen ‘‘Lenny’’ Folkard will take his biggest steps on the long road to recovery today when he walks for the first time since a bull shark almost took his life three weeks ago.   | Investigation into shark bite ... | Eyes in sky needed for shark ...
4:15 AM | A VEHICLE found packed with drugs, ammunition and guns at Penshurst could provide police with answers following a series of gun crime across Sydney.   | Drive-by shooting at Arncliffe | Drive-by shootings
Search for husband of dead Greta woman
4:00 AM | A major search is under way for the husband of a Hunter woman found strangled in the back shed of her grandmother’s house as investigators reveal they have no ‘‘formal’’ suspects in the murder.   | Police looking for man after ... | Woman finds mother's body dead ... | GALLERY: Scene of a possible murder in ...
Playwright Baumber confident of open air inspiration
4:00 AM | PLAYWRIGHT Tristram Baumber’s old-school methods of writing outside with a pen and paper are starting to pay off.
Couple charged after babysitter sex claim
4:00 AM | A Cessnock couple is accused of forcing their 15-year-old babysitter into a threesome after the couple were unable to find another young woman to join them, court documents stated.
4:00 AM | TAMWORTH man Bernard Waters was unarmed when a machete-wielding man ran towards him and struck him on the top of his head, a jury heard yesterday.
Police seize drugs in South Tamworth raid
4:00 AM | POLICE were last night expecting to charge a man over alleged drug dealing from a house in Petra Ave in South Tamworth.
4:00 AM | WANT to help raise money for the Slim and Joy statue appeal while having a complete blast at the same time?
Anglers line up spend licence funds
4:00 AM | HUNTER anglers have been invited to tell the government how they want it to spend the money raised from the sale of recreational fishing licences.
Lake shark mystery solved
4:00 AM | The four-metre tiger shark found in Lake Macquarie was caught 50kilometres offshore during the weekend’s game fishing competition.   | Floating shark surprises fishermen
Data raises question on lake sea level policy
4:00 AM | Bureau of Meteorology data shows sea levels are not rising on the NSW coast in line with levels adopted in a Lake Macquarie City Council policy that led to restrictions being placed on about 10,000 properties.   | Debate rises on sea levels as ... | Sceptics rebut sea level rise ...
4700 passengers cruise in to test terminal
4:00 AM | The fledgling Newcastle cruise industry is bracing for one of its biggest ever days, with two ships and 4700 passengers expected to pass through the port today.
City in race for Special Olympics
4:00 AM | Newcastle is in the running to host the inaugural Special Olympics Asia Pacific Regional Games in 2013 that would draw about 2500 athletes and coaches to the city.
Jets stars kick on in book of Aboriginal players
4:00 AM | FORMER Newcastle Jets captain Jade North has been featured in a new book that documents Aboriginal involvement in the world game.
Wheels wounded on wrecked New England North West roads
4:00 AM | THOUSANDS of dollars are being spent by local motorists to fix bent, broken and, in some instances, completely burst vehicle wheels and rims resulting from the vast number of pot holes on the regions roads.
4:00 AM | MOTORISTS on the New England Highway are dealing with dangerous conditions according to member for Northern Tablelands Richard Torbay, who has called for urgent repairs to the crater-riddled road.
4:00 AM | THE region’s councils will soon be able to access grants of up to $150,000 from a proceeds of crime fund to help clean up graffiti under a new federal government program.
4:00 AM | NEW England MP Tony Windsor says the awarding of contracts yesterday to build two satellites that will deliver high-speed broadband to thousands of people living in the most remote parts of Australia will help bring the world to their doorsteps - through faster connection to greater global things.
Time for talking solutions with Tamworth indigenous people
4:00 AM | TAMWORTH’S Aboriginal people took advantage of a community meeting on Tuesday to talk about improving service delivery and accountability, education and employment in the city when a Ministerial Taskforce visited.
4:00 AM | THE Liverpool Plains is the latest council area in the region to be natural disaster declared.
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