Clontarf Academy Dubbo set to benefit after raffle prize donation
An in-store promotional competition at Ag n Vet Services Dubbo has been donated to the ...
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Saturday, June 23, 2018
On the fringe | Trending
Published by Linley WilkieYour weekly style guide to stay up to date with the latest trends.
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Friday, June 22, 2018
Minister’s challenge: I’ll drive you out to see how bad roo plague is
Published by John EllicottThousands of roos have moved from the Pilliga and the Warrumbungles and onto farms.
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Preschool receive funding boost
Published by Zaarkacha MarlanPreschool have been granted $15,000 to improve quality of service.
Toomey-White proves to be the people’s champion
Published by Nick GuthrieThe Wellington back-rower collected more than 15% of all votes.
Nearly 40 per cent of farm jobs disappear in Basin
Published by John EllicottBut regional jobs in total surge with women spurring growth
Today is the shortest day of the year | The winter solstice is here
Published by Betina HughesFrom this point on, the days will get longer leading us into summer.
Eurydice Dixon: grief must be catalyst for change | OPINION
Published by Patty Kinnersly, Ceo Our WatchFor many reasons, Ms Dixon’s death has become a lightning rod.
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
The wealth of a student’s experience
Published by Janet MachinThe highlight of the luncheon was the guest speaker, Nyngan High School Principal Micha...
Around the grounds..
Published by ContributedCongratulations to Tristan Dal Forno on winning the 2018 Major Singles Championship bow...
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Central West scoreboard | Every code, every grade, every result
Published by Nick McgrathJUNE 16 and 17: Check out the results from the region's major sporting competitions all...
Merritt a roaring success for team
Published by Trevor WaterhouseThe Tigers hosted competition leaders Dubbo CYMS in bitterly cold conditions at Larkin ...
Amazon Prime has landed in Australia! Well, for some...
Published by NewsroomDubbo, Orange and Bathurst get prime, but nowhere else.
No looking behind after drought ‘backtrade’ | Make it rain
Published by Carolyn Millet'It’s pointless looking back.'
Telehealth giving farmers better access to mental health services
Published by Orlander RumingThe drought is hitting hard, says psychologist Tanya Forster.
‘Naming and shaming’ could complicate a trial and land you in legal trouble
Published by Joanne Mccarthy"Are you supporting the complainant if your actions may actually prevent the prosecutio...