Newcastle law firm Mullane and Lindsay Solicitors has recently launched a corporate blog site to provide people with valuable local legal news.
The site will hopefully provide news on Newcastle lawyers and publish the latest information on family law, property law, commercial law and contesting wills.
Hunter Advantage, a new initiative to promote Newcastle and the Hunter Valley to the rest of Australia, was launched last week. The concept is headed by a consortium of prominent local business identities and will involve a national medi and online campaign aimed at bringing more business to the region.
Here’s the Herald’s announcement:
THE Hunter is set to go head-to-head with major growth regions like south-eastern Queensland to market itself as an economic powerhouse.
A new venture with private sector backing will be launched in Newcastle on Friday to send the message that the Hunter is open for business.
Called Hunter Advantage, the marketing project will combine a national advertising campaign with an internet site to build a strong case for business and industry to invest in or relocate to the Hunter and stimulate growth.
A group of intrepid social media fans have begun a weekly gathering in Newcastle. Its called Newcastle Coffee Morning and has been going for the last month. The team from Sticky Advertising took along their new FLIP video camera to help introduce you to the rest of the crew.
Come join in the fun every Friday at Baristaba Cafe at The Boardwalk, Honeysuckle.
Newcastle advertising agency Sticky has launched a new multi-media campaign consisting of Television and web for Coast Guard Swansea to recruit new volunteers for their 24/7 operations after the volunteer organisation was awarded a Government grant from the Attorney General’s Department.
The new TV commercial currently airing on Channel TEN Newcastle promotes awareness of the important role Coast Guard Swansea plays in keeping people safe on the water as well as featuring a strong call to action for volunteers to join now.
Source: Newcastle City Council
Newcastle City Council welcomes the review and supports the recommendations provided by Michael Cole.
Firstly, it is important to note the review has confirmed Council’s have acted in good faith and within the guidelines provided by the NSW Government.
As these guidelines underpin Council investment policies and strategies is it important for these to be robust, relevant and well scrutinised. Much of the information in the report, Council has been aware of for many months and this has allowed for close monitoring of current investments.
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