Dungog Chronicle

Dungog, New South Wales, AustraliaEnglish

Established in 1888, this long-running regional publication serves as a primary source of local news, community events, and agricultural updates for the Dungog Shire in New South Wales. It maintains a strong focus on hyper-local journalism, connecting the residents of the rural township and its surrounding farming districts with the issues that directly impact their daily lives.

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