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2025 Hunter Investment Prospectus

The Hunter Region of NSW boasts Australia’s largest regional economy, generating over $86 billion in gross regional product and supporting approximately 59,500 businesses.

Home to one of Australia’s largest ports, a top 200 global university, and one of the country’s fastest-growing regional airports—serving over 1.2 million passengers annually—the Hunter is a thriving hub for business and investment.

Beyond its economic strength, the region offers unmatched lifestyle benefits and a strategic business advantage, making it an ideal place to invest, work, and live.

The Hunter Investment Prospectus provides an in-depth look at the region’s opportunities, advantages, and potential for growth.

View the prospectus here

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Update your Holiday Hours
Prepare for the holiday season by updating your hours on Google. With the holidays just around the corner, visitor-focused businesses are encouraged to review and update their Google business listing to reflect any seasonal changes in operating hours. Keeping your hours accurate on Google helps ensure that customers can find reliable, up-to-date information, enhancing their […]

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Cost cutting strategies from leading Retail brands
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Community Events Program
$287,582 in Reconnecting Regional NSW – Community Events Program funding was obtained for the purpose of boosting events and community activities within the Cessnock Local Government Area following COVID-19 travel restrictions.

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