SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER INDIVIDUAL STROKE & MALE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS (2ND ROUND) FIELD | 38 members & 1 visitor. DIVISION 1 (<15) | Winner Glenn Davies (5) 65 Nett, Runner Up James Cowled (10) 65 Nett, 3rd Place Stephen Dunn (13) [Toronto] 66 Nett DIVISION 2 (16-36) | Winner Jarrod Roberts (17) 59 Nett, Runner Up […]
Warning as counterfeit cash circulating in Hunter Valley
Counterfeit cash has been handed to businesses across the Hunter Valley. Counterfeit cash has been handed to businesses across the Hunter Valley. POLICE are warning members of the public to be on alert after counterfeit cash has been reported being handed to businesses across the Hunter Valley. Officers attached to Hunter Valley Police District were […]
Winners revealed in HIA Hunter Housing Awards
BUTLER Building won the pinnacle award at the 2025 HIA Hunter Housing and Kitchen & Bathrooms Awards, being presented the HIA Hunter Home of the Year award for a project described as “nothing short of a masterpiece”. The Awards were announced on 18 October in front of a capacity audience of industry leaders and peers […]
‘On the couch’ with Jasminda
DEAR Jasminda, I was recently being led to my medical appointment by a young intern when I accidentally broke wind. It was loud and it was pretty clear that I was the culprit. I am in my mid-fifties. I was mortified. Should I have said something to him? Brook S. Dear Brook, First of all, […]
Council has its say on Roads Act review
DUNGOG Shire councillors have endorsed a draft submission to Transport for NSW on the NSW Government’s Review of the Roads Act 1993 – Options Paper. This submission builds upon the Council’s earlier response to the March 2025 Issues Paper and reinforces its commitment to “achieving legislative reform that delivers clear governance, efficient administrative processes, and […]
Drawing clouds and coconuts: Why cartoonists never tire of the Pearly Gates and the Desert Island
The Pearly Gates and the Desert Island are two of the most symbolic settings in the cartoon world. The Pearly Gates and the Desert Island are two of the most symbolic settings in the cartoon world. YOU would think that after decades, cartoonists would have wrung out every last drop of humour from two of […]
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Dungog walks the line for sold-out Johnny & June story
The show in action at The James Theatre. The sell-out crowd. Mark Caligiuri, Ben Steer, and Joanne Caligiuri. THE James Theatre was alive with the spirit of country music on Sunday 12 October, as “Get Rhythm – The Johnny Cash and June Carter Story” played to a sold-out crowd, proving once again that Dungog’s love […]
Long list of firsts at biggest and best Dungog Rumble
Keeping the traffic under control with a smile, John Walton and Anthony Huckstead. Representing Dungog Shire Palliative Care Volunteers, Lyn Moseley and Annette O’Neil. Spotless vintage and veteran vehicles drew crowds to Dungog. Kris, Jet and Zac from Chisholm admire a vintage truck. Evelyn “driving” the truck with Dungog local, […]
