Port Stephens Examiner

The Port Stephens Examiner is a weekly newspaper that has been serving the community in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, Australia, since 1893. Over the years, it has also been known by different names, including the Gloucester Examiner, Lower Hunter Advertiser, and the Raymond Terrace Examiner, as well as the Lower Hunter and Port Stephens Advertiser.

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Meet the candidates who will be contesting the seat of Paterson

2 days ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Laura Rumbel |Chloe Coleman

Meet the candidates who will be contesting the seat of PatersonThe Examiner asked the candidates vying to be Paterson's next federal MP what they can offer Port Stephens residents. Here are their answers (in ballot paper order). Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Dutton's defence policy reveal turns into gender battle

3 days ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Tess Ikonomou

Andrew Hastie is under fire for old comments on women in frontline defence roles. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOSPeter Dutton's big reveal on defence policy has been sidetracked by the re-emergence of a missing frontbencher, under fire for old comments on women in combat roles. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Online abuse of players sinks to 'horrific' low: Neale

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Steve Larkin

Lachie Neale, seen in Brisbane's loss to Collingwood, says online abuse of players has hit new lows. Photo: Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOSOnline abuse of AFL players has sunk to "horrific" new lows, Brisbane's dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale says. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Police looking for man who could help with 'non-suspicious' death of Central Coast ironwoman

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Jessica Brown |Simon McCarthy |simon mccarthy

An image of a man police believe could help their investigation (left) into the 'non-suspicious' death of 19-year-old ironwoman Audrey Griffin (right). Picture supplied/GoFundMeCentral Coast police have called on the public to help identify a man they say was seen nearby on the afternoon the body of 19-year-old ironwoman Audrey Griffen was found near the water off The Entrance Road at Erina. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Four dead in Italian cable car accident near Naples

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Alvise Armellini |Fabiano Franchitti

At least four people are dead after a cable car collapsed near Naples in Italy. Photo: AP PHOTOFour people have been killed and one seriously injured after a cable car crashed to the ground near Naples in southern ItalySubscribe now for unlimited access.
Fruit, spice and everything nice: baker's marathon to 10,000 hot cross buns

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Alanna Tomazin

Baked Uprising manager Kyle Liston with a tray of hot cross buns ready to go in the oven. Picture by Marina NeilA GOOD amount of fruit, a good amount of spice and lashings of butter is all you need to make the perfect hot cross bun, Baked Uprising manager Kyle Liston says. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Albanese and Dutton don't want to be compared, but both struggle to articulate this key issue

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Miriam Webber

A second leaders' debate between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton simmered away - for the most part - cordially on Wednesday evening, though a suggestion that the pair are more similar than they like to admit elicited a scoff. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
What a nuclear station in the Hunter Valley could generate for the economy

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Matt Carr

The Three Mile Island nuclear power station in the United States. File picture by Bradley C BowerTURNING the former Liddell coal-fired power station into a nuclear generator could pour $26 billion into the Hunter economy and create 13,000 jobs during construction. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Landmark deal secures Newcastle Hunter RL finals in Raymond Terrace

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Michael Hartshorn

Raymond Terrace Magpies secretary Shae Handsaker, Port Stephens Mayor Leah Anderson, Newcastle Hunter RL president Brian Finlay and Cr Giacomo Arnott at the announcement of the finals sponsorship deal. Picture by Michael HartshornPort Stephens Council and the Newcastle Hunter Rugby League have entered a landmark sponsorship agreement securing the league's 2025 finals series at the Lakeside Sporting Complex in Raymond TerraceSubscribe now for unlimited access.
The big 100 for Heather, Raymond Terrace housing boost and brothers united

1 week ago | portstephensexaminer.com.au | Laura Rumbel

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