DUNGOG Shire Palliative Care volunteers held a street stall outside Lovey’s Dungog IGA on Saturday morning. For sale were home made sweet treats like cakes and biscuits, crafts, and donated items suitable for gifts. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us -

DOWLING Street came alive on Friday, 29 November, as the Dungog District Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Dungog Christmas Street Party. Themed “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, the event encouraged attendees to embrace their inner fairies and woodland creatures, with costume contests, entertainment, and festive fun. Advertise with News of The Area

RAIL contractor Brimble is repurposing an old timber mill at Maxwells Creek into a staging and maintenance facility for specialised railway vehicles. The new facility will provide Brimble with greater capacity to cache, service and deploy highly specialised machinery and equipment utilised by both government and privately-owned rail networks to

DUNGOG local Michelle Dado-Millynn, co-creator and producer of the acclaimed documentary “The Power of Activism”, continues to inspire global audiences with her work. The film celebrates young environmental activists, showcasing their efforts to drive positive change in sustainability and the environment. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for

THIS story is part of a series about military veterans laid to rest at Dungog General Cemetery by Dungog RSL sub-Branch Vice-President Martin Holmes. NX141819 PTE George Herbert Burges – WW2 (AIF) Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us - (02)

“ECKOS”, the first solo exhibition by Clarence Town artist Bec Towers, opened on Friday evening at the town’s Courthouse Museum. The opening was well attended, with many Clarence Town residents and visitors enjoying the show. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us

THE Dungog Wholefood Co-op unveiled its brand-new shopfront to the public on Friday, 29 November, marking a milestone for the beloved local hub. The event was a joyous celebration of community spirit, complete with great food and plenty of cheer. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your

SWELTERING workers and residents were spared mass blackouts after being asked to go easy on air-conditioning and turn off lights and appliances during a heatwave. The energy regulator forecasted a shortfall in electricity supplies in NSW between 3.30pm and 5pm on Wednesday, 25 November, brought on by high demand and outages

AROUND 60 people left the James Theatre Dungog on Saturday afternoon with a stronger understanding of the diversity and importance of local rainforests. The event was organised by the Paterson Allyn Williams Science and Ideas Hub and the Hunter Region Landcare Network as part of a “Rainforest Conversations Series”. Advertise

THIS story is part of a series about military veterans laid to rest at Dungog General Cemetery by Dungog RSL sub-Branch Vice-President Martin Holmes. 21531 CPL Donald Bruce MACKAY – WW2 (RAAF) Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us - (02)