Say goodbye to the Riviera

As a local builder with deep roots in the Hunter region, McDonald Jones Homes was proud to attend the launch of Lake Macquarie Marine Rescue’s newest rescue vessel — a crucial asset that will help keep our waterways safer for everyone.

On 16th November a crowd of more than 7,000 NRL fans turned out to watch some of Rugby Leagues biggest names battle it out at the Legends of League tournament, held for the first time at McDonald Jones Stadium. Thanks to support from the NSW Government, NRL, Mark Hughes Foundation and McDonald Jones Homes; this year’s Legends of League event became a bushfire fundraiser to support the victims of the recent bushfires across the country.

We are proud to announce we will be matching the funds raised on Saturday at the Legends of League game to support the Salvation Army's bushfire recovery efforts. 

McDonald Jones Homes is proud to team up with the Mark Hughes Foundation again to help fight Brain Cancer and we are supporting the main event by giving up our Newcastle stadium naming rights and match day sponsorship to rename the stadium the Beanie for Brain Cancer Stadium for Round 19 on Friday 26th July - the official Beanie for Brain Cancer Round to encourage support of this great cause.

McDonald Jones proudly supporting medical research for improved knowledge, treatments and outcomes for people with MS.

We have a huge home delivery for Children’s Cancer Institute as we bring the Build for a Cure project back to the Hunter region for the second time.

Earlier last month at the McDonald Jones Stadium, also known as the Beanie for Brain Cancer Stadium, it was announced the Stadium logo would be wearing a giant beanie to raise awareness for the Beanie For Brain Cancer cause.

After successfully completing the Kokoda Trail in 2016, Mark Hughes’ friends and former Newcastle Knights teammates decided to take their quest to tackle brain cancer to new heights. 28 volunteers from the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF), including 10 former Knights players, spent 9 days climbing to Everest Base Camp to fundraise for brain cancer research, with the goal of raising enough money to fund a brain cancer research specialist...

After successfully completing the Kokoda Trail in 2016, Mark Hughes’ friends and former Newcastle Knights teammates decided to take their quest to tackle brain cancer to new heights.