Dungog Chronicle

The Dungog Chronicle, which was initially known as the Durham Chronicle and Dungog & Williams River Advertiser, is a bi-weekly English newspaper based in Dungog, New South Wales, Australia. Founded by Walter Bennett, the newspaper made its debut on June 12, 1888, under its original name. It continued to operate under this title until February 28, 1893. On March 7, 1893, it transitioned to its new name, The Dungog Chronicle: Durham and Gloucester Advertiser. In its early issues, the newspaper highlighted that it was "the only paper published in the Durham electorate."

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New Lambton break-in: man allegedly caught with $3500 in stolen tools

1 day ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Sage Swinton

Police allege a man had $3500 in power tools and batteries in his possession when he was spotted running from a yard in New Lambton. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperNewcastle police arrested the man after being called to a reports of a break and enter at a house on Royal Street just before 6am on June 27. Officers responded and spotted a man running from the rear yard of the property.
The words that seem to shape my way of life: what motivates you?

3 days ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Jackie Meyers

"Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise."Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperThis well-known catchcry, attributed to Benjamin Franklin, was one often used by my grandparents. In my youth, I took the words with a grain of salt, preferring a morning sleep-in wherever possible. Morning exercise is a great way to start the day.
Australian shares rally on Iran-Israel ceasefire deal

4 days ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Derek Rose

Most sectors on the Australian Securities Exchange have gained ground as Middle East tensions ease. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOSThe Australian share market has rallied as Middle East tensions eased, with Iran's retaliation against the US being largely symbolic and news of a ceasefire between the Islamic Republic and Israel. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Queensland star responds to eye-gouge claim after judiciary makes Luai decision

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Chris Dutton

Scroll down to find a recap of the action as it happenedQueensland forward Reuben Cotter says he was not eye-gouged by Jarome Luai in State of Origin II, insistent he was just reacting to a shoulder from the NSW star. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Jittery markets await Fed as Mideast conflict rages on

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Naomi Rovnick |Rae Wee

Wall Street futures are directionless after US stocks ended in the red on Tuesday. Photo: AP PHOTOGlobal markets are trading cautiously as escalating Middle East hostilities and uncertainty before the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision day prompt investors to hold back on fresh stock market and currency bets. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Tax reform crucial to boosting productivity: treasurer

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Tess Ikonomou |Jacob Shteyman

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has outlined his key economic priorities and tax reform is one of them. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOSTax reform is "crucial" to addressing Australia's economic challenges, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has said in his strongest signal yet on the thorny issue. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Hunter Valley Wine & Beer Festival, Sukimama, The Hunter's Pantry

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Lisa Rockman

The annual Hunter Valley Wine & Beer Festival is a little different this year, thanks in part to popular celebrity chef Miguel Maestre. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperHe is hosting "Dinner with Miguel Maestre & Friends" on Friday, July 11, at Rydges Resort Hunter Valley, and will headline The Masterclass Stage at the festival the following day.
Will it snow in my town? The question on the lips of many

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Jackie Meyers

The start of the snow season began recently, and wow, did Mother Nature turn it on to celebrate the occasion. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperWhile the June long weekend always comes with a constant flow of traffic to the snowfields, with people hoping for their first ski for the season, they are often disappointed by the lack of snow. Snow covered the town of Nimmitabel in Southern NSW recently.
Driver charged: $14k, drugs, baton seized after Maitland pursuit

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Sage Swinton

Police have charged a driver and seized $14,000 cash, prohibited drugs and a baton after a pursuit across Maitland on June 17. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperOfficers were patrolling in East Maitland, when they tried to stop a sedan travelling on Brunswick Street at about 10.45am. The driver allegedly failed to stop, triggering a pursuit.
Daley has shot to finally put Maroon dynasty behind him

1 week ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Scott Bailey

NSW coach Laurie Daley can put Queensland's era of domination behind him in Origin II in Perth. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOSEleven years to the day since his finest moment as a State of Origin coach, Laurie Daley finally has the chance to put Queensland's great dynasty behind him. Subscribe now for unlimited access.