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'Beloved' Beaumont Street cafe to close its doors after 20 years

Owners said the cafe donated thousands of coffees and served as a hub for Reach Homeless Services before its lease was not renewed.

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Owners Chris Johnston and Steph Whitehead share a heartfelt message as Slingtown Espresso, formerly known as Suspension, prepares to close its Beaumont Street site

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'Beloved' Beaumont Street cafe to close its doors after 20 years

Owners Chris Johnston and Steph Whitehead share a heartfelt message as Slingtown Espresso, formerly known as Suspension, prepares to close its Beaumont Street site

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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