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Newcastle Living is an independent publication, created to tell the stories of local businesses and residents in Newcastle and its surrounds.
At Newcastle Living we aim to create conversation with our magazine, and we have had an excellent response from both the businesses and the community of the area. We wanted to give a voice to the local community, and this magazine is supporting us in that goal.
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From the vibrant narratives of local heroes to the insightful features that capture the essence of Novocastrian life, our magazine is your window to what’s happening in and around Newcastle.
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Local Insights Edition 20: New Lambton & Surrounds
Koalas and picnic tables share the reserve at one end of the village, while a strip of boutiques and cafes on the other has been trading in some form for over a century.
Local Insights Edition 20: Warners Bay/Lake Macquarie
Weekend markets and a run of cafes line the foreshore, while further round the lake, a huge playground and a Saturday Parkrun keep the crowds moving.
Local Insights Edition 20: Southern Lake Macquarie
Skiffs race the lake, while round at the coast, sea caves and rock pools keep the kids busy for hours.
The Reformer Round-Up
Reformer Pilates has become part of the weekly routine across Newcastle and Lake Macquarie – fitted in before work, after the school run or in place of a Saturday sleep-in.
Local Insights Edition 20: Western Suburbs
Old mining streets meet newer estates, where the houses give way to bushland, walking and mountain bike trails.
Local Insights Edition 20: Northern Suburbs
Reached by ferry across the harbour, this stretch trades the CBD for open dunes and a beach that runs for kilometres, with a big park at the wharf and a growing run of cafes and pubs nearby.
