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8.58: If you're in or around Narromine tonight, make sure you head down to the Narromine Bowling Club for the Narromine Cancer Support Group. All money raised will go to the this great local cause and the trivia nights are always a monthly highlight.

8.56: In entertainment news this morning: 

Jennifer Lawrence and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin have reportedly taken their romance public by attending a dinner together in California.

The Hunger Games star, 24, and Martin were seen out with friends at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood according to Eonline.com.

A source told the website, "They seem very comfortable in each other's company - and happy!

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There is speculation Beyonce is pregnant after her husband Jay Z dropped a hint the couple are expecting again. During their On The Run show in Paris over the weekend, Jay Z changed a line in his song Beach is Better from "I replace it with another one" to "Pregnant with another one". As to be expected, social media went into meltdown over the fact that Blue Ivy, the couple's two-year-old, may soon be a big sister.

While Nicole Kidman grieves in Sydney, her son Connor Cruise is continuing his vacation in Morocco. The 19-year-old DJ, who was last in Australia in March, is holidaying with friends and hinted that he may not be returning for the funeral of his grandfather, Dr Antony Kidman, who died in Singapore on Friday.

8.50: Is it your birthday today? IF SO HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

You share your birthday with rapper Flo Rida, 34, Singer Nick Jonas, 21, actor Ian Harding, 27, singer Marc Anthony, 45, comedian Amy Poehler, 42, Gilmore Girls Actress, Alexis Bledel, 32 and magician David Copperfield, 57.

8.35: Taking a look at today's front pages:

8.25: Keep an eye out for these road works this week: 

KIDMAN WAY –  50 km to 55 km north of Cobar. Intermittent lane closures. Delays up to five minutes can be expected.  Working hours from Monday to Saturday from 7am to 6pm.

MITCHELL HIGHWAY – Cuffes Creek 130 km north of Bourke. No lane closures. Night lines in place until guard rail is installed temporary barriers in. Reduced speed limit over the bridge. Working days from Monday to Saturday from 7am until 6pm.

MITCHELL HIGHWAY –  31 km to 33 km west of Wellington. Intermittent lane closures. Delays up to five minutes can be expected. Working days from Monday to Saturday, 7am until 6pm.

NEWELL HIGHWAY - 2.2 km to 1.2 km south of Parkes. One lane during work hours. Clarke Street closed at intersection with Newell Highway. Delays up to five minutes can be expected. Working days Monday to Saturday from 7am until 6pm.  

NEWELL HIGHWAY – 0.2 km to 2 km north of Gilgandra. Intermittent lane closures. Delays up to 10 minutes can be expected. Working days Monday to Saturday from 7am until 6pm.  

OXLEY HIGHWAY --Ewenmar Creek 82 km west of Gilgandra. One lane closed during working hours. Delays up to 10 minutes can be expected. Working days Monday to Friday from 7am until 5pm.  

OXLEY HIGHWAY – 15 km to 21 km west of Warren. Intermittent lane closures. Delays up to 10 minutes can be expected due to traffic lights. Working days from Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm.  

 Please obey all signs and proceed with care.

8.16: In sports news the Nyngan Bogan Bulls have taken out their first premiership since 2006. 

Check out all the pics from the weekend in the link below.

8.03: Have you ever thought how different you are online to real life? Check out what it would be like if you acted the same way IRL. 

7.52: Taking a look at today's front page: 

Councillor Mathew Dickerson has been returned as Mayor of Dubbo for the next 12 months following an uncontested open vote by councillors at an extraordinary meeting on Monday. 

A separate ballot saw councillor Ben Shields elected unopposed as the deputy mayor for the next year.

The chairperson for the council’s Planning and Development Committee, Works and Services Committee and Finance and Policy Committee will be elected at committee meetings on Monday evening. 

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7.40: Narromine celebrated a busy month in August, to celebrate we've thrown together a MONTH THAT WAS GALLERY to show all the August Highlights. Why not take a look as you're sitting down to breakfast.

7.31: Making regional and national news this morning: 

NATIONAL: Tony Abbott warns Australians fighting for Islamic State could be targeted by RAAF bombs. Mr Abbott has revealed Australians fighting with Islamic State terrorists would be among those targeted by Australian bombs when the full multinational air assault on the insurgents is launched in coming weeks. 

NATIONAL: Iraq is a tangle of competing interests and the countries joining the fight are pulling the knot ever tighter. Tony Abbott calls this a "necessary coalition" to fight against Islamist extremists, but he may come to rue friends like these. Think on the complexities. Getting Turkey to back the Kurds, who aim to declare a fair chunk of Turkish territory as their homeland, will prove incredibly challenging in the months ahead.

CUDAL: Central Western Daily photographer Jude Keogh ventured west on Sunday for the 2014 Cudal Show. Here's her pictures of the fun in the sun.

ORANGE: A recession motion at Orange City Council’s meeting on Wednesday night could save Orange’s annual New Year’s Eve event from being axed this year due to difficulties in finding sponsors. After organiser Manning PR and Events applied for $30,000 for the McCormack Barber Under the Stars New Year’s Eve event earlier this year, the council decided in August to donate $10,000 due to budget constraints in its major promotion fund. 

ORANGE: In an attempt to break the Guinness World Record, 1000 Orange High School students did a push up at the same time on Monday afternoon. The attempt to break the record for the most people performing push ups was performed by students and teachers at Year 12’s final whole school assembly.The previous record was set at 352 people, which was held by Laboratorios Silanes in Mexico. 

BATHURST: Sporting equipment was stolen during a break and enter at Holy Family Primary over the weekend, the latest in a series of recent break-ins at local schools. Thieves broke into the sports room and stole a large amount of equipment, including soccer and basketball gear. A glass door was smashed, a double-glazed window shattered and a door handle ripped off.

BATHURST: Viewers may think reality television program The Block Glasshouse looks stressful, but contestants Max Stokes and Karstan Smith say a trip around Australia in a kombi van was far worse. The couple of eight years – who make up one of five teams competing in The Block – made a visit to Petrie’s Mitre 10 in Bathurst yesterday. While the crowd was small, there was a lot of interest in the couple and their behind-the-scenes gossip from the hit show.

7.13: Making local news this morning: 

DUBBO: The Macquarie River Trails has been short listed as a top 10 semi-finalist in the 2014 NSW/ACT Regional Achievement and Community Awards. The trails have been nominated in the Dobija World Events and Tourism Award Category. Riversmart CEO Bill Phillips said the announcement was quite unexpected in such highly competitive awards.

WESTERN NSW: Communities have been warned to 'expect the unexpected' when it comes to threats over Australian fuel security. NRMA board director and Western NSW representative Graham Blight is currently touring the region talking to central western council and community groups about the threats.

WELLINGTON: In a bid improve the safety and maintenance of Walker Crescent Park, a group of service providers and community members had a workshop this week with Andrew Walden from the NSW Health Needle and Syringe Exchange in Dubbo who demonstrated the safe removal of needles, syringes and other sharp items. He said that there was still a huge stigma when it came to needles, but for many people with diabetes or other health conditions, they were a part of everyday life and it was important to remove the stigma to help make sure that sharps were being properly disposed of. 

DUBBO: A Halloween party and auction will be held on Friday October 31 to raise money for a local man who injured recently in a train accident. Eighteen-year-old Brody Burgess lost his leg in August and a number of events such as the Halloween Party are taking place to help Mr Burgess raise the $100,000 needed for ongoing medical expenses, including an osteo- integrated prosthetic. The dress up night and auction will be held at the Dubbo RSL Club auditorium and tickets will cost $60 each. 

DUBBO: Dubbo City Council will not be part of any voluntary amalgamations with neighbouring councils, despite the state government throwing a number of incentives to try and tempt interested parties. A spokeswoman for Minister for Local Government Paul Toole was quoted by the Sydney Morning Herald as saying the government would make it easier for merged councils to raise their property rates above the peg. Newly re-elected Mayor Mathew Dickerson said the incentive wouldn't change Dubbo's position on the issue.

WELLINGTON: Commonwealth Bank branch manager Lyn Freeman says the community were very generous for prostate cancer research on Friday. "Our staff Teresa Brennan, Linda Turner, Rebecca Whalan and Trish Beard are backing the community with this and we are urging men to get a health check," she said. "Thank you to all the people who gave money for our appeal for prostate cancer."

DUBBO: World Rhino Day is approaching and Dubbo residents will be able to celebrate the animals and raise awareness of their plight with a number of fun activities at the zoo. World Rhino Day is officially on Monday September 22, but Taronga Western Plains Zoo are marking the occasion this weekend with two days of special events.

7am: Good morning everyone, welcome to your Tuesday Morning Grill! 

You're with Grace from Narromine this morning.

If you have anything you'd like to add to the Grill, please email me at grace.ryan@fairfaxmedia.com.au

For your weather this morning: 

DUBBO / TRANGIE / NYNGAN: Clearing thunderstorms, Dubbo will get to 20 degrees, Trangie and Nyngan will get to 21 degrees.

COBAR: Will be mostly sunny getting to a top of 21.

BOURKE: Will be sunny with a top of 24.