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Despite missing three international stars,  there was much better news for the Newcastle W-League side, coming from a goal down to beat Perth 3-1.

Thunderstorms may have forced several fireworks displays to cancel overnight, but they still provided a magnificent light show for the thousands who braved the wild weather to welcome in the New Year.

The Newcastle Jets have slipped out of the A-League top six after falling to Perth Glory on Sunday night. It only took 3 minutes for the visitors to score after Jets keeper Glen Moss conceded a penalty, which was converted by Glory midfielder Neil Kilkenny. Perth showed their class scoring their second and final goal in the 25th minute following a scramble in the six-yard-box with Jason Davidson putting the ball in the back of the net

While they can be dangerous and destructive, the severe thunderstorms rolling across northern NSW have also given photographers the chance to capture some classic snaps.

The Jets have fallen to seventh on the W-League ladder, following a 3-1 loss to Melbourne City. Newcastle haven’t beaten the Victorians since they entered the competition and that trend continued on Sunday at McDonald Jones Stadium.

The Newcastle Jets have scored just their second win of the season, after downing the Brisbane Roar at Hunter Stadium on Sunday. Debutant Kane Sheppard and Brazilian import Jair both scored their first ever A-League goals in the 2-0 win.

Jets coach Ernie Merrick admits his team no longer flies under the radar, following Saturday night’s one-all draw with Sydney FC. Nick Cowburn salvaged a point for Newcastle with his first goal in the A-League. Check out some of the action in our NBN News Photo Gallery. 2018/19 A-LEAGUE ROUND 3 – JETS V SYDNEY FC – PHOTO GALLERY

PHOTO GALLERY – 2018/19 A-LEAGUE – ROUND 2 – NEWCASTLE JETS V MELBOURNE VICTORY The Jets remain winless after three rounds, losing Saturday night’s grand final rematch to the visiting Victory.

Souths have won their second, Newcastle Rugby League grand final in three years, overcoming minor premiers Lakes 30 points to 18 on Sunday afternoon. Re-live all the action in our NBN News Photo Gallery. MORE CONTENT: EXTENDED INTERVIEWS  

The Hamilton Hawks have continued their dominance in the Newcastle & Hunter Rugby Union, on Saturday winning a fourth straight premiership. The first side in 65 years to win four in a row, they did it in the face of a gallant Maitland. Check out all the action in our NBN News Photo Gallery.