November 5, 2026
Lyne MP sounds warning over automated superannuation compliance process
Dungog Shire

Lyne MP sounds warning over automated superannuation compliance process

FEDERAL Member for Lyne Alison Penfold has called on the Federal Government to ensure small businesses are not unfairly penalised over historical superannuation discrepancies that may be caused by errors in government or superannuation fund data. The call follows reports that the Australian Taxation Office is issuing notices to businesses identifying potential unpaid or late […]

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Dungog Shire’s Disaster Satellite Services tested ahead of emergency season
Community, Local News, Regional

Dungog Shire’s Disaster Satellite Services tested ahead of emergency season

AHEAD of the higher-risk weather season, nbn has worked with Dungog Shire Council to run checks on designated sites installed with nbn’s Disaster Satellite Services. Since 2020, nbn has made satellite services available during a disaster or emergency. This includes over 1000 fixed locations around Australia funded by the Commonwealth Government’s STAND (Strengthening Telecommunications Against […]

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Dungog railway station upgrades a signal new trains are edging closer Dungog Railway Station is set to have its platform resurfaced as part of works scheduled for the rail corridor. Photo: Brian Sirman, Facebook.
Community, Government, Local News, Regional

Dungog railway station upgrades a signal new trains are edging closer

COMMUTERS and other users of Dungog railway station may notice maintenance or improvement work being carried out between mid-November and mid-December. NOTA has previously reported on the much-delayed plans by the NSW Government to replace the existing XPT trains which service Dungog, although no date has been announced for the introduction of the replacement fleet, […]

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Stroud 1826 – a multimedia performance that brings Stroud’s history to life Three of the players in Stroud 1826, from left, Kevin Hutchins (Captain John MacArthur), Ted Halpin (James MacArthur), and the play’s writer-director, Anne Frost (Elizabeth MacArthur). Photo: Supplied.
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Stroud 1826 – a multimedia performance that brings Stroud’s history to life

STROUD 1826 is a play written and directed by Stroud theatre maker Anne Frost for Stroud’s Bicentenary. Frost grew up in Stroud before moving to Newcastle to become a Home Science teacher. After three years of teaching, she decided to pursue the theatre, working in Theatre-In-Education, primarily with Freewheels Theatre. Later she established her own […]

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Blak Quiz Comedy Night a hit in Dungog Birpi comedian Andy Saunders performing at Dungog RSL Club. Photos: Supplied by Dr John Squires.
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Blak Quiz Comedy Night a hit in Dungog

Birpi comedian Andy Saunders performing at Dungog RSL Club. Photos: Supplied by Dr John Squires. THE auditorium of the Dungog RSL Club was packed on Saturday night as the people of Dungog and surrounding areas enjoyed a night of deadly hilarity — mixed with a little education. Biripi comedian Andy Saunders brought his unique style […]

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Alive in the Upper Hunter brings live performance back to Hunter Valley communities Rae and Will are bringing their simple but sophisticated family-friendly show Masterpiece to the James Theatre on 7 November. Photo: Supplied by raeandwill.
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Alive in the Upper Hunter brings live performance back to Hunter Valley communities

Rae and Will are bringing their simple but sophisticated family-friendly show Masterpiece to the James Theatre on 7 November. Photo: Supplied by raeandwill. Marcel Cole’s show SMILE played Muswellbrook and Singleton last week. Photo: Supplied by Marcel Cole. A NEW regional touring initiative is delivering performances to the stages of smaller communities through Alive in […]

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Clarence Town ‘Swim In’ attracts another big turnout
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Clarence Town ‘Swim In’ attracts another big turnout

Welcome flag showing the name, charity and mascot of the event. Photo: Hunter Tasker. John Wilson at the helm of his amphibious vehicle, the ‘Weasel’. Photo: Hunter Tasker. Photos: Clarence Town Swim In and Rally, via Facebook. Photos: Clarence Town Swim In and Rally, via Facebook. Photos: Clarence Town Swim In and Rally, via Facebook. […]

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Grant funding for Dungog war memorials
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Grant funding for Dungog war memorials

Dungog Christ Church World War II Memorial Gate. Photo: Dungog Anglican Church, via Facebook. Dungog RSL War Memorial. Photos: Places of Pride. Dungog RSL War Memorial. Photos: Places of Pride. THE Dungog RSL sub-Branch has received NSW Government funding to help ensure that two of the town’s most solemn and beautiful memorials will remain as […]

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National Environmental Protection Authority writes its first-year report card
Dungog Shire

National Environmental Protection Authority writes its first-year report card

A NEW report tracks the national environmental regulator’s first-year progress against the Australian Government’s compliance and enforcement priorities. The report, which was released and disseminated by the National Environmental Protection Authority, talks of strong results and a clear platform to build on. The report assesses progress made during the past year using data from environmental […]

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