Teen tagged for Warners Bay graffiti shame
21/11/2008 | A TEENAGER who went on a graffiti tagging spree at Warners Bay is ashamed of what he's done and has vowed to stay off drugs and join the army to repay society.  | CommentsComments (21)
Hunter  vineyard visitors spend big
21/11/2008 | VISITORS to Pokolbin's vineyards spent $193.5 million dollars on food, wine and accommodation in 2007.  | CommentsComments (2)
Gateshead man refused bail for 244kmh ride
21/11/2008 | A MOTORCYCLIST clocked travelling at 244 kmh on the Newcastle Inner City Bypass told police he'd had a bad night at work and "just opened it up".  | CommentsComments (1)
Shower or two. Windy.

Shower or two. Windy. 18°C - 23°C


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James McManus driven to set new season goals
21/11/2008 | KNIGHTS winger James McManus is working on his wish list for next season. Things to do include: extend streak of consecutive games, have a stint in the centres, wear a representative jersey and, mo...
21/11/2008 | BILLIONAIRE harness racing owner Clive Palmer is confident North American pacer Fox Valley Appeal can bounce back from his Newcastle Mile disappointment and upset Blacks A Fake in the Cordina Sprint (...
Stormy weather hits Hunter
Take a look at some images from the wild weather in the Hunter over the last few days.  | Batten down for stormier weather | SLIDESHOW: Stormy weather
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