Monday, November 23, 2015

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  • University of Newcastle issues safety alert over dangers of texting while walking

    University of Newcastle issues safety alert over dangers of texting while walking
    Students Ahmed Alqorashi, Shan Cai and Arlen East at the University of Newcastle, where staff have been warned about using phones while walking.Photo: Jonathon CarrollThe dangers of texting and driving are well known but University of Newcastle staff have been left puzzled by a "safety alert" not to text and walk.A group email to employees says "a number of university staff" have been treated this year for injuries suffered on campus while using their phones to text, email or check social media...
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  • Ice forum to address drug use in Newcastle - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    Ice forum to address drug use in Newcastle - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
    Ice forum to address drug use in NewcastlePostedNovember 24, 2015 05:34:30 The Newcastle Community Drug Action Team says the Hunter region is leading the way when it comes to dealing with the scourge of the drug ice.The team has organised a free community forum tonight at Newcastle City Hall to discuss crystal methamphetamine.Organiser Tony Brown said the event will discuss the best treatment options, and where people can go for help.He said he hopes people leave the forum with a sense of ho..
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  • Newcastle paedophile asks for more time to prepare case - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    Newcastle paedophile asks for more time to prepare case - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
    Newcastle paedophile asks for more time to prepare caseBy Giselle WakatamaPostedNovember 24, 2015 10:53:43 The Newcastle paedophile at the centre of the Royal Commission's first case study has asked for more time to prepare his defence against charges that could again land him in jail.Steven Andrew Larkins was released in April last year, after spending 15 months in jail for indecently assaulting two boys while he was a scout leader in the 1990s.He went on to become CEO of Hunter Aboriginal ..
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  • Fears Newcastle Council could face the sack over dismissal of GM - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    Fears Newcastle Council could face the sack over dismissal of GM - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
    Fears Newcastle Council could face the sack over dismissal of GMUpdatedNovember 24, 2015 13:21:00 A fiery meeting of Newcastle Council is expected tonight, with the organisation revisiting the controversial sacking of former general manager Ken Gouldthorp.A Newcastle councillor fears the council itself will be sacked, if it does not address issues surrounding the GM's dismissal.The Office of Local Government has written to council's acting GM, raising concerns about the decision to sack Mr G..
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  • Sissoko thanks Newcastle fans for support after hard week | FourFourTwo

    Sissoko thanks Newcastle fans for support after hard week | FourFourTwo
    Moussa Sissoko expressed his gratitude after seeing Newcastle United fans come out in support of Paris following the recent terror attacks.Newcastle United's Moussa Sissoko has thanked the club's fans for their show of solidarity with Paris after an emotional week for the midfielder in the wake of the terror attacks in the French capital.Sissoko was on the bench during France's 2-0 friendly win over Germany at the Stade de France, which was targeted as part of a wave of terror attacks across Par..
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  • Australian Careers Network's Phoenix Institute loses registrations

    Australian Careers Network's Phoenix Institute loses registrationsBySarah DanckertNov. 24, 2015, 4:53 p.m.Australian Careers Network's troublesome college the Phoenix Institute has been stripped of its registrations by federal regulators.Australian Careers Network's troublesome college the Phoenix Institute has been stripped of its registrations by federal regulators.The loss of key federal registrations that give Phoenix access to government funding for student courses is another blow for the e..
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  • Taj Mahal books a date with Newcastle | Newcastle Herald

    Taj Mahal books a date with Newcastle | Newcastle Herald
    Blues legend Taj Mahal will play a Bluesfest sideshow in Newcastle on March 31, 2016ByJim KellarNov. 24, 2015, 11:58 a.m.One of the world's coolest legends of jazz and blues is coming to Newcastle.Taj Mahal at Bluesfest in Byron Bay in 2013Blues legend Taj Mahal is coming to Newcastle.The 73-year-old American singer songwriter has played with legends including Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Buddy Guy, Keb Mo,  the Allman Brothers and Los Lobos.Among his own hits is the classic She Caught the Katy And ..
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  • 'Shocking tragedy' of pair's swag deaths near Orange prompts...

    'Shocking tragedy' of pair's swag deaths near Orange prompts...
    'Shocking tragedy' of pair's swag deaths near Orange prompts change in legislationByJANICE HARRISNov. 24, 2015, 11:08 a.m.NSW: The law is set to change as a result of the deaths of Eliza Wannan and Will Dalton Brown.JUSTICE NOT WELL SERVED: Eliza Wannan and Will Dalton Brown died after being run over while they slept in a swag on a private property in 2010.THE law in NSW is set to change as a result of the deaths of Eliza Wannan and Will Dalton Brown on private property near Orange on Australia ..
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  • Pacific Dawn returns to Newcastle | Newcastle Herald

    Pacific Dawn returns to Newcastle | Newcastle Herald
    Cruise ship Pacific Dawn returns to NewcastleByJASON GORDONNov. 23, 2015, 8:30 p.m.NEWCASTLE put on a picture-perfect spring day for the start of the lucrative cruise season with the Pacific Dawn slipping into port on Monday.The Pacific Dawn cruise ship leaves Newcastle on Monday. Picture: Simone De PeakHunter grows in popularity as international destinationNEWCASTLE put on a picture-perfect spring day for the start of the lucrative cruise season with the Pacific Dawn slipping into port on Monda..
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  • JASON GORDON: Casualties of turf war

    JASON GORDON: Casualties of turf war
    JASON GORDON: Casualties of turf warByJASON GORDONNov. 23, 2015, 9:36 p.m.STOP the press. Some of our illustrious leaders are mixing way too much hypocrisy with their sparkling water.STOP the press. Some of our illustrious leaders are mixing way too much hypocrisy with their sparkling water.I know, hardly surprising, alert the media and wipe the sweat from your furrowed brow.For two years we’ve been hearing how merging Lake Macquarie and Newcastle councils will start World War III and drawbridge..
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