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Hunter Headline is an opportunity for local business people to learn about the developments of their associates and peers, to celebrate regional business success, and to increase their online presence.
The main focus of Hunter Headline is to profile organisations who work mainly in Business-to-Business (B2B) or the corporate sector and have an office or a presence within the Hunter region. You can read the latest business news, learn more about a particular topic area through our expert articles and get some insight into our local businesspeople via our interview series.
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Search ArticlesThe Mutual Bank deepens regional commitment with new Cessnock branch
Customer-owned financial institution The Mutual Bank has officially opened its new retail branch at 93 Vincent Street, Cessnock. The opening marks an expansion of face-to-face over-the-counter banking services across the Lower Hunter at a time when major commercial banks continue to reduce regional physical branch footprints.
175-kilometre run helps deliver key message to young people
A short documentary film tracing Newcastle founder and youth advocate Natalia Hogan’s 175-kilometre run from Sydney to Newcastle will premiere at Event Cinemas Kotara on Wednesday 21 October 2026. Directed by Hunter filmmaker Jye Currie, the documentary NATALIA chronicles the October 2025 endurance run, Running Home, which Natalia completed alongside ultramarathon runner Nedd Brockmann as part of Nedd’s Uncomfortable Challenge initiative.
Cargill’s $22,243 contribution puts lifesaving support on the sand at Stockton
Stockton Surf Life Saving Club has launched a new all-terrain vehicle for the 2026/27 beach patrol season following a $22,243 funding contribution from agricultural enterprise Cargill via its Cargill Cares program. Unveiled at Stockton Beach ahead of the active patrol period, the specialised off-road vehicle will transport volunteer lifesavers, first aid gear, and surveillance equipment along the coastline.
Business Hunter Charity Golf Day raises $21,000 for Mai-Wel
Business Hunter’s annual Charity Golf Day raised $21,000 for disability and employment support provider Mai-Wel during a sold-out corporate tournament at Cypress Lakes Golf and Country Club on Thursday 24 September 2026. Facilitated by the Hunter Business Golf Group, the event brought together nearly 150 players and 20 corporate sponsors from across the regional business sector.
Amanda MacGregor returns to GWG as co-owner and Executive Director
Newcastle recruitment agency GWG Recruitment has restructured its corporate ownership, with Amanda MacGregor returning to the firm as co-owner and Executive Director alongside existing Director Julie Gearie. The transition follows the departure of co-founder James Grierson, who has stepped down from the business after co-founding the agency in 2011. Amanda previously spent six years with GWG before advancing into broader executive search and talent acquisition roles across New South Wales.
Four Hunter manufacturers named finalists in 2026 Australian Manufacturing Awards
Four regional winners from the 2025 Hunter Manufacturing Awards have advanced as national finalists in the 2026 Australian Manufacturing Awards. The progression marks the second year of a formal partnership between the Hunter Manufacturing Awards, Industry Update and the Australian Manufacturing Awards, which allows selected regional category winners to progress directly to national judging.
Port of Newcastle backs community impact with $100,000 grants program
Port of Newcastle has opened applications for its 2026 Your Port, Our Community grants program, offering a shared pool of $100,000 to non-profit organisations and charities across regional New South Wales. Eligible applicants include community groups across the Port’s trade network, spanning Newcastle, the Hunter, New England, North West and Central West regions. Since 2014, the annual grant initiative has distributed over $1.1 million to local community projects.
As Nepal disaster unfolds, Newcastle charity prepares for a second crisis: human trafficking
Newcastle-based anti-human trafficking charity Give Freedom International has allocated $25,000 in immediate emergency relief to its long-term operational partner, 3 Angels Nepal, following severe landslides and flash flooding across Nepal.
Defence opportunities take off with launch of Singleton Council’s Industry Growth program
Singleton Council has launched its Industry Growth Series, hosting a capacity audience of local business owners and operators at Singleton TAFE for its inaugural workshop, Defence Opportunities for Local Business. The initiative connects regional commercial enterprises with defense industry advisors, prime contractors and procurement networks to assist local businesses in entering defense supply chains.
Hunter Community Fund launches as local answer to national push to double charitable giving by 2030
A new community-led giving initiative, the Hunter Community Fund, will officially launch on 31 October 2026 at the Carrington Bowling Club in Newcastle. Designed to increase regional charitable giving, the volunteer-run giving circle supports both local Newcastle and Hunter-based charities as well as global initiatives evaluated by charity assessor GiveWell.