Best ANZAC Day Books for Children & Teens
The best ANZAC Day books for Australian kids, organised by age group — from simple picture books for little ones to chapter books and young adult titles for older readers.
The best ANZAC Day books for Australian kids, organised by age group — from simple picture books for little ones to chapter books and young adult titles for older readers.
So much to explore at Green Point Foreshore between Belmont and Valentine. Enjoy beautiful Lake Macquarie views on a shared pathway or venture down nature trails.
A former steam tram route, the Tramway Track is now a 3.9 kilometre off-road cycle / pedestrian track which connects Wallsend to Glendale.
You’ve got to love a fully fenced playground with views of Lake Macquarie! This playground located at Toronto NSW is suited to a wide range of ages.
Want a gorgeous & adventurous walk with views and beach stops? Go for a hike from Caves Beach to Pinny Beach via Spoon Rocks. It’s a bit of an adventure with steep terrain in some spots, a staircase and fire trails to follow.
Borrow toys for your kids at the Newcastle and Hunter Toy Library, a volunteer run community organisation that promotes play for children aged newborn to eight.
We’re so lucky in Newcastle to be surrounded by natural beauty and right on our doorstep, you’ll find one of the most spectacular natural environments, the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes. It’s a great destination for a family day out.
Mother’s Day is usually associated with picnics, family time, and handmade cards, but for many, it’s also a bittersweet mix of love and loss. Newy with Kids contributing writer Meg explores how to celebrate your own journey as a parent while honouring the legacy of a mum who is no longer here to pull up a seat at the table.
Check out the playground in Stevenson Park in Mayfield West. It features a climbing structure, in-ground trampoline, balance balls and a slide plus half-basketball court.
Explore Hornsby Park in Sydney, a unique bushland destination built from a former quarry. Discover the Southern Lookout, picnic areas, bushwalks and what’s coming next.
The Hunter Valley has some fantastic playgrounds — here’s our guide to the best parks across the region, from Maitland to Singleton and everywhere in between.
Challenge your kids at Tourle Street Reserve playground at Mayfield West! With more challenging play equipment than your average playground, we’re recommending this park for those with kids 5+.
Save on fuel and choose somewhere close to home for your next family adventure. Dungog is a wonderful country escape, especially for active families who love the fresh country air. Dungog is also host to a great lineup of family-friendly festivals throughout the year.
For reminders of Newcastle’s maritime history, take your kids for a walk along the Shipwreck Walk in Stockton. It combines history with scenic views.