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Printed Edition 12 NOVEMBER 2025
Knights star inspires touch footballers at All Abilities Gala Day
War on waste: more single-use plastics banished
BlazeAid calls for volunteers to help rebuild fences destroyed in Mid North Coast floods
OPINION: Reflections on the 1975 constitutional crisis
Supermoon lights up Australian skies
Investigation into damaged Optus tower
Local Health District team receives mental health services award for supporting farmers’ wellbeing
Tocal students lead the way at Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza
Numbers increase for the 130th Dungog Show
BLAZEAID is calling for volunteers to lend a hand rebuilding fences in communities still recovering from the devastating...
AN investigation is underway in relation to an Optus communications tower being damaged at Hexham. About 3.15pm on...
Tocal students competing at the Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza. Tocal students competing at the Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza...
DUNGOG residents are being invited to roll up their sleeves for National Recycling Week (10–16 November) with a free...
THE Nationals have set up a possible showdown with their political ally the Liberals after unanimously agreeing to scrap...
One of the military vehicles on display at Lara. A beautiful handmade blanket gifted to a Lara resident. RESIDENTS of...
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