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THE Dungog Chronicle is preparing the annual phone book – and we need your help.
The Dungog & District 2021-2022 Local Telephone Directory and Community Information Booklet are proudly produced by Australian Community Media.
The purpose of the directory is twofold. We would like to inform you about companies, professional services, traders and associations and sports organizations.
The booklet also provides all local phone numbers in larger print for easier and quicker reference than the bulky blank pages that cover the entire Hunter.
You’ll find an easy-to-use index at the beginning of the book to help you locate exactly what you’re looking for – trades and services, municipal services, the community directory, and residential listings.
It’s the 30e phone book problem and despite so many people using online directories, the book remains as popular as ever.
The Chronicle of Dungog is in the process of putting together the line lists for this year and we would like you to contact us if there have been any changes.
Has a family member died or left the area?
Perhaps you no longer use your landline and prefer to have your mobile number listed.
If any of your information has changed or there was an error last year, you can update the ad online.
Go to our website and click on the links to simply make the changes.
Please note that the Chronicle does not access line lists and phone numbers through any other source.
Only line lists in the Dungog Shire and Stroud areas can be accepted.
Click here to update your ad:
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