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Vigil in Newcastle to show support for victims of Paris terror attacksBy Giselle WakatamaUpdatedNovember 16, 2015 07:02:45 It was a solemn and rainy occasion for around 100 people who turned out for a vigil in Newcastle's Civic Park last night to show solidarity in the wake of the Paris attacks.The French national anthem was sung, after the small but passionate crowd observed a minute's silence to mark the attacks.Candles flickered and tears welled in the eyes of several French university st..>> view originalRenew Newcastle founder talks change and the importance of being realistic - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Renew Newcastle founder talks change and the importance of being realisticPostedNovember 16, 2015 06:19:24 Australian urbanist and media identity Marcus Westbury has reflected on his achievements in the Hunter, labelling Renew Newcastle his greatest achievement.Mr Westbury is one of several speakers, taking part in today's Hunter Research Foundation lecture series, talking about his journey in enacting change.He founded Renew Newcastle in 2008 to help solve the problem of Newcastle's empty C..>> view original$55 million Westfield expansion opens next week
Westfield Kotara renovation; cinema to openByMichael McGowanNov. 16, 2015, 2:30 p.m.EIGHT months after it started, the $55 million revamp of Westfield Kotara opens next Thursday.$55 million Westfield expansion opens next weekThe Newcastle Herald had a preview of the redevelopment at Westfield, Kotara. Pictured here is Kotara Centre Manager, Ryan Burns. Picture: Marina Neil.The Newcastle Herald had a preview of the redevelopment at Westfield, Kotara. Picture: Marina Neil.The Newcastle Herald had ..>> view originalThe night football came to Australia
ADAM SANTAROSSA looks back 10 years after that penalty and the end of the Socceroos' heartbreak.John Aloisi celebrates the iconic goal. Pic: Phil CarrickNovember 16 marks 10 years since the Socceroos broke a 32-year hoodoo to return to the World Cup.ADAM SANTAROSSA looks back a decade after the night the Socceroos ended their heartbreak.What a night! It is one I will never forget for as long as I live.I was one of the lucky few to be inside ANZ Stadium that evening and it remains my greatest spo..>> view originalGuide Dogs celebrates 25 years in Newcastle | The Maitland Mercury
Guide Dogs celebrates 25 years in NewcastleByJESSICA BROWNNov. 15, 2015, 7:43 p.m.Cathryn Gilewski and her guide dog Gizelle have a deep, unbreakable bond.MUTUAL TRUST: Cathryn Gilewski and Gizelle. Picture by JESSICA BROWNCathryn Gilewski and her guide dog Gizelle have a deep, unbreakable bond.For Ms Gilewski, Gizelle is more than a pet or a helpful companion, but an animal who is always there to trust and love her.“We have a very strong relationship,” Ms Gilewski said.“It is definitely a de..>> view originalParis attacks: Police hunt for terrorists
As police continue to hunt for terrorists linked to Paris attacks, the world continues to mourn.Paris attacks: Police hunt for terroristsA French soldier stands guard at Eiffel Tower on November 15, 2015 in Paris, France. As France observes three days of national mourning members of the public continue to pay tribute to the victims of Friday's deadly attacks. A special service for the families of the victims and survivors is to be held at Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral later on Sunday. Pic: David ..>> view originalTwo men charged after security guard was assaulted in Newcastle - Echuca - mmg
About 7.30pm (Sunday 15 November 2015), police from Newcastle City Local Area Command were called to a licensed premises on Kendrick Street, The Junction, following reports a security officer had been assaulted.Police were told the men were asked to leave the licensed premises due to their level of intoxication, to which they refused.The pair was escorted from the hotel by security and as they left, it is alleged they assaulted a security guard.After leaving the location, the pair walked down Gl..>> view originalSports fraternity shows support for Paris
Sports fraternity shows support for Paris terror victimsByNov. 15, 2015, 9:45 p.m.PARIS: From Sao Paulo to Shanghai, London to Prague, sport defiantly united in its condemnation of the Paris attacks on Saturday as teams and fans resorted to extraordinary measures in the aftermath of the killings.Jets supporters players stand for a minutes silence after the Paris terrorist attacks during the round six A-League match between the Newcastle Jets and the Central Coast Mariners at Hunter Stadium on No..>> view originalDancer step closer to dream role
Dancer Ben Anderson step closer to dream roleByBELINDA-JANE DAVISNov. 15, 2015, 10 p.m.BENJAMIN Anderson is on the brink of a professional career in ballet after less than three years in dance training.Benjamin Anderson is off to Melbourne. Picture: Darren PatemanBENJAMIN Anderson is on the brink of a professional career in ballet after less than three years in dance training.The 13-year-old has been accepted into the Australian Ballet School full-time program in Melbourne where he will train f..>> view originalWho will be your club's 2016 rookie of the year?
Mal Meninga frontrunner for Kangaroos coach1:08NRL: Watch ARL Commission Chairman John Grant talk about the need for a new Australian Kangaroos coach. Mal Meninga is rumoured to be the frontrunner for the job.THIS year was a strong one for rookies, with Jack Bird, Kane Elgey, Cameron Munster and Tom Trbojevic all starring at various stages of the season.But which young guns will bolt from the blue and make a name for themselves in 2016?BRISBANE — JAI ARROWDepartures of Mitchell Dodds and Mitch G..>> view original
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