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Newcastle

"A perfect compromise between big city and the bush."

With a population just under half a million, 10% of Sydney's, and with its own natural harbour, this little jewel of a city combines a wonderfully scenic environment with a burgeoning cafe culture and an abundance of cultural options that are all virtually within strolling distance from the city centre. Pretty beaches, harbourside parklands, heritage buildings and historical sites, blend with trendy cafes and arty boutique shopping to provide a wealth of pleasure activities for all ages. The cultural centre, with its beautifully refurbished town hall, theatre, art gallery, music conservatorium, library and new university buildings, surrounds Civic Park rendering it just like an old fashioned village green. Here and in Pacific Park beside the beach, markets are held monthly. There is excellent supermarket shopping at Marketown, free public transport within the city environs, and our own cathedral perched on the hill overlooking the city and harbour. Housing is far more affordable than Sydney and health services are good, making the city the perfect choice for retirees.

Great for

  • Heritage buildings and historical sites
  • Cultural centre
  • Cafe culture
  • Beaches
  • Medical
  • Lots of places to spend the day outside -lots of beachside, lakeside and parks
  • Shopping
  • Studying- Tafe and University

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • LGBT+
  • Hipsters
  • Students
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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