The Miners' Advocate and Northumberland Recorder, founded in 1866 by John W. B. Nott, has been a cornerstone of public discourse in Newcastle, New South Wales, for over a century. While initially focused on mining and local news, it has adapted over time to cover a diverse range of subjects including politics, community events, and human interest stories. This commitment to local reporting has established its reputation as a trusted source. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Miners' Advocate and Northumberland Recorder, starting 1873, with a total of 1,224 scans available. This resource provides a unique opportunity to uncover historical figures and events from Newcastle, as well as possibly connect with your own family history. Delve into this rich archive and experience the depth of Newcastle's past through its celebrated newspaper.