Hunter tenants targeted for rental net rip-offs
4:00 AM AEST | AFRICAN-based frauds are stalking prospective Hunter tenants in a sophisticated internet fraud.
Cooks Hill man saved from burning house
4:00 AM AEST | A NEWCASTLE firefighter smashed his way through the window of a burning house yesterday morning to save an unconscious elderly man.
Garrett's tick for Huntlee
4:00 AM AEST | THE proposed Huntlee development, near Branxton, has cleared another hurdle, with federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett giving the project conditional approval.

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Civic Hotel fire
02 Jul 09 | The Herald's video of the fire at the Civic Hotel, Newcastle.

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4:00 AM AEST | JETS owner Con Constantine has renewed his attack on Football Federation Australia after learning former coach Gary van Egmond received a job offer from the AIS on the eve of the club's disastrous Cha...
Wes Naiqama stays calm before the Inglis storm
4:00 AM AEST | RUGGED utility Wes Naiqama will be handed the task of containing Melbourne superstar Greg Inglis at Olympic Park after the Newcastle Knights were hit with a double-barrelled blast of misfortune yester...
Another scalp for the kidney cause
MOST people are attached to their hair literally and figuratively, but when one puts so much ...
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