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Proudly presented by McDonald Jones It was 1967, and NBN cameras were on the scene.. an extensive operation was underway, to train and educate Civil Defence Volunteers. The organisation which later became the SES was established the 1930’s.. to provide assistance andsupport in times of need. Volunteers came from the local community, and they played […]

Proudly presented by Port Waratah Coal Services 50 years ago road users saw the introduction of the metric system of measurement, July 1 was known as M-Day.

Proudly presented by McDonald Jones When viewers tuned into our News in 1964, NBN Channel 3 was barely 2 years old, but already locals were seeing the value of this exciting new technology. To meet the demand, stringers were employed in regional areas to capture footage of their own local community. Not just News of […]

For decades, A Current Affair has held a unique place in the hearts and homes of Australians, and in 2026 it continues its reign as the nation’s undisputed No. 1 daily current affairs program. Guided by the trusted and tenacious Ally Langdon from Monday to Friday and the insightful Deb Knight on Saturdays, the program is the essential daily […]

Today is the breakfast show that kicks-starts Australia’s daily conversation, hosted by Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo. Joining them are Jayne Azzopardi with the news, Renee Bargh and Richard ‘Dickie’ Wilkins on entertainment, Danika Mason covering sport, and Tim Davies with the weather, all connecting with viewers from coast to coast. In 2026, Today will continue to be […]

For nearly 60 years the NBN Television studios at Mosbri Crescent in Newcastle have been home to a cast and crew of thousands. As we transition to new high tech headquarters on Newcastle’s beautiful harbour we would like to say Goodbye Mosbri. Join us as NBN News anchors Natasha Beyersdorf and Paul Lobb present a […]

The Central Coast’s peak business group has thrown its support behind the federal government’s controversial coronavirus tracing app, in a bid to stave off more job losses. Business NSW estimates 8,700 of the region’s jobs have been lost due to the impact of social distancing regulations on trade. It’s feared unless the restrictions are lifted, […]

While the coronavirus pandemic has crippled many industries, nurseries on the Mid North Coast have escaped the worst of it. A Kempsey nursery owner says business is booming, with gardening becoming a popular boredom buster for those in self-isolation

Gunnedah Shire Council is offering a free online course to help local businesses during the pandemic. Council’s collaborating with major tourism companies such as Outback New South Wales to host three fortnightly learning sessions. The course focuses on creating an online presence and improving content. Join up here.

It should be a time for celebration – but for one Port Stephens tourist attraction, it’s a time filled with uncertainty. The new Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters was due to open earlier this month, but it’s now playing the waiting game, and finding unique ways to stay afloat.