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The Singleton Argus

Singleton Argus delivers latest news from Newcastle NSW including sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle.

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  • Aug 15, 2026earliest in window
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singletonargus.com.au > story > 9347046 > andrew-mcintosh-challenges-singletons-72-million-pool-decision

'Substantially more for substantially less': builder slams council's $7.2m pool decision

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (664+ words) Singleton-based builder Andrew McIntosh has slammed the decision by council to award a $7.2 million tender for the enclosure of the Singleton Gym and Swim's 25-metre heated pool. Mr McIntosh, through his company Hunter Prestige Homes Pty Ltd (HPH), submitted a…...

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singletonargus.com.au > story > 9346796 > singleton-council-approves-72m-pool-dome-fuels-ratepayer-debate

Split council vote on $7.2m timber pool enclosure sparks outrage and defiance

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (400+ words) A decision to award a $7.2 million tender for a new domed-shape enclosure for the heated 25m pool at the Singleton Gym and Swim is now openly being debated within the community. At last week's extraordinary council meeting in a split decision…...

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singletonargus.com.au > story > 9342773 > productivity-pick-up-a-slow-burn-as-data-dips-again

Productivity pick-up a slow burn as data dips again

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (601+ words) Fixing Australia's lagging productivity rate will likely take years rather than months, the man in charge of the nation's finances concedes. Fresh figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed productivity falling by 0.2 per cent for the year to June,…...