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BLAZE: The bushfire burning through the Goonoo Forest is listed as 'being controlled' but the RFS warns smoke will still be visible on Wednesday night and into Thursday. Photo: NSW RFS

Goonoo Forest bushfire will keep burning during night: RFS

Nadine Morton
2hrs ago

Authority comments on future of Return and Earn in Narromine

Authority comments on future of Return and Earn in Narromine

Orlander Ruming
2hrs ago

Education: Fletchers International Exports Human Resources manager Maddy Herbert, with Narromine High student Harry McPherson and Jess Mills form Trangie Central School. Photo: Belinda Soole.

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Students given insight into transport industry | Photos

Taylor Jurd

The University of New England's inaugural trainhack will be held aboard the XPT train between Sydney and Armidale.

$20,000 prize for agrifood innovators

Gemma Purves

Mark Haines.

Firefighters put under pump at Australiasian competition

Orlander Ruming

HERE TO HELP: Rural Aid's Farm Army of volunteers will visit the towns as part of the prize package. Photo: SUPPLIED 090919aid11

Winners of Rural Aid's 10 Towns Makeover announced

Nadine Morton

Golden Wattle bringing a Farm Household Case Officer to areas in need

Golden Wattle bringing a Farm Household Case Officer to areas in need

BLAZE: The bushfire burning through the Goonoo Forest is listed as 'being controlled' but the RFS warns smoke will still be visible on Wednesday night and into Thursday. Photo: NSW RFS

Goonoo Forest bushfire will keep burning during night: RFS

Nadine Morton
2hrs ago

Authority comments on future of Return and Earn in Narromine

Authority comments on future of Return and Earn in Narromine

Orlander Ruming
2hrs ago

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Attorney-General Christian Porter during Question Time on Tuesday. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

Media bosses urge removal of politicians' power to sign off on prosecution of journalists

Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

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Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Leader: Amy Townsend playing against Woodbridge during last year's title-winning campaign for the Goannas. Photo: Belinda Soole.

Goannas excited by competition's growth, ready for 'tough' Castlereagh opposition

Daniel Shirkie

Narromine sport

Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

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Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

MOVING UP: Newly-appointed Prime Minister's XIII assistant coach Jess Skinner and (inset) Western-based Australian representative Kaitlyn Phillips. MAIN PHOTO: BELINDA SOOLE

Skinner's elevation to national role a reward for Western program

Nick Guthrie

CWRU TEAM OF THE YEAR | Vote for the best hooker of the 2019 season

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CWRU TEAM OF THE YEAR | Vote for the best hooker of the 2019 season

Central Western Daily

AVIATORS COME TOGETHER: John Moore, Phill Hunt and Dashing Dave Donnelley from Narromine were at the AusFly event in 2018. Photos: ZAARKACHA MARLAN

AusFly to bring aviators together under one sky

Zaarkacha Marlan

Classic: Holden Kingswood owners are invited to bring their wheels to the Collie Hotel on October 19 for an event that builds on last year's celebration of the Australian icon. Photo contributed.

Kingswood comeback: Country pub plans day for fans of icon

Faye Wheeler

CELEBRATE: Narromine High School is celebrating 50 years since becoming an independent high school. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Narromine High celebrate 50 years

Zaarkacha Marlan

AVIATORS COME TOGETHER: John Moore, Phill Hunt and Dashing Dave Donnelley from Narromine were at the AusFly event in 2018. Photos: ZAARKACHA MARLAN

AusFly to bring aviators together under one sky

RACE DAY: Jen Spear, John Devenish and Emma Johnston from Dubbo enjoying the day out in Mungery. Photo: ZAARAKACHA MARLAN

Giddy up to the Mungery picnic races

Zaarkacha Marlan

Far Left: Jenny Day, Bev Olney and Michelle Moses at the inugural Riverfest in 2017. Photo: PAIGE WILLIAMS

Spend an afternoon spilling the high tea

Taylor Jurd

Good value: Pennytel customer for one month, Margaret, has already signed her husband up for a sim card, and 1GB of data all for $10.99 a month.

On the look out for exceptional customer service

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Shopping with greater convenience

Emma Brown

Good value: Pennytel customer for one month, Margaret, has already signed her husband up for a sim card, and 1GB of data all for $10.99 a month.

On the look out for exceptional customer service

CARE: World Mental Health Day highlights global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. Make a #MentalHealthPromise at 1010.org.au.

A light on mental health

SOMETHING TO TRUMPET: Everyone likes to look good in Cochin, India.

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Open homes in and around Dubbo from Wednesday, October 23 to Sunday, October 27 | Photos, Videos, Map

Open homes in and around Dubbo from Wednesday, October 23 to Sunday, October 27 | Photos, Videos, Map

Open homes in and around Dubbo from Thursday, October 17 to Sunday, October 20 | Photos, Videos, Map

Open homes in and around Dubbo from Thursday, October 17 to Sunday, October 20 | Photos, Videos, Map

Open homes in and around Dubbo from Thursday, October 10 to Sunday, October 13 | Photos, Videos, Map

Open homes in and around Dubbo from Thursday, October 10 to Sunday, October 13 | Photos, Videos, Map

Minister Melinda Pavey and Member for the Dubbo Electorate Dugald Saunders discuss the Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019, which was introduced to NSW Parliament last week

New water supply Bill introduced in Parliament

NSW deputy premier impressed after visit

NSW deputy premier impressed after visit

Dugald Saunders

SUCCESS: Graduates of Bathurst's Fit for Work program following the completion of their course in June.

Rise and rise of a program that's for life for region's youth

Jacinta Carroll

Minister Melinda Pavey and Member for the Dubbo Electorate Dugald Saunders discuss the Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019, which was introduced to NSW Parliament last week

New water supply Bill introduced in Parliament

Rookie: Nathan has been surprised by how popular the calendars are internationally.

Watch behind the scenes of the Australian Firefighters Calendar photo shoot

Jen Walker

STAYING WELL: Oliver Liyou maintains his role as a valued member of his family and professional community.

Veterinarian finds time to heal himself

Jamie Brown

BLAZE: The bushfire burning through the Goonoo Forest is listed as 'being controlled' but the RFS warns smoke will still be visible on Wednesday night and into Thursday. Photo: NSW RFS

Goonoo Forest bushfire will keep burning during night: RFS

2hrs ago

SIT IN: Protester Andy Szollosi camps in a tree sit in the Sumac area as part of a Tarkine conservation protest. Picture: Supplied

REAL AUSTRALIA
People you hate can have good ideas

2hrs ago

HERE TO HELP: Rural Aid's Farm Army of volunteers will visit the towns as part of the prize package. Photo: SUPPLIED 090919aid11

Winners of Rural Aid's 10 Towns Makeover announced

EYES IN THE SKY: The NSW Rural Fire Service large air tanker in action at the Goonoo Forest fire near Dubbo. Image: NSW RFS

See the NSW RFS' large air tanker in action at the Goonoo Forest bushfire

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Attorney-General Christian Porter during Question Time on Tuesday. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

Media bosses urge removal of politicians' power to sign off on prosecution of journalists

Katie Burgess

Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

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Students try their hand at multi-sport clinic in front of sporting icons

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

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Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

James Joyce

It's time to fight for your right to know

It's time to fight for your right to know

SIT IN: Protester Andy Szollosi camps in a tree sit in the Sumac area as part of a Tarkine conservation protest. Picture: Supplied

REAL AUSTRALIA
People you hate can have good ideas

Lachlan Bennett
2hrs ago

HANDY GET: Collingwood player Jack Crisp. Picture: Wayne Ludbey

OPINION
It's time to shorten footy's trade period

Justine McCullagh-Beasy

Minister Melinda Pavey and Member for the Dubbo Electorate Dugald Saunders discuss the Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019, which was introduced to NSW Parliament last week

New water supply Bill introduced in Parliament

Older Australians are embracing technology to find love and friendship. Photo:Shutterstock

Older Aussies swipe right in the search for love

Trial planned of herbal formulation to reduce pain from osteoarthritis of the knee and improve function, physical movement and wellbeing.

Can osteoarthritis be effectively treated with a herbal medicine?

Retirees face worrying financial times. Image: Shutterstock

Retirees fear goalpost move in retirement income review

Eileen Wood

Guests of One Nation Qld MP Stephen Andrew were caught looking inside other MPs desks in parliament.

Qld MP sorry for friends' parliament jaunt

18m ago

Elena Bobolas (L) and Liana Bobolas (R) have continued court arguments over their arrests and fines.

Bondi hoarders' battle over fine drags on

36m ago

Commissioner Stephen McBurney has defended the ABCC's record.

ABCC happy with $1m wage recovery record

37m ago

Tax incentives to build hay storages were a great piece of drought policy that has helped drought-proof the country according to GPA chairman Andrew Weidemann.

Short-term drought measures get tick but more work needed

41m ago

Treasury Secretary Dr Steven Kennedy says he is cautiously optimistic about the Australian economy.

No need for crisis action: Treasury boss

Colin Brinsden
45m ago

Force should only be used as a last resort, according to a major report into immigration detention.

Immigration's use of force breaches rights

Katina Curtis, AAP Senior Political Writer
46m ago

Peter Dansie is accused of murdering his wife, who drowned after her wheelchair toppled into a pond.

Messages revealed in SA drowning case

52m ago

Patrick Nealon has pleaded not guilty to driving causing death of a pedestrian in Sydney's south.

Man downed 'maybe 15 beers' before crash

Steve Zemek
53m ago

Desnee Schlunke, Bowning, Sarah Paradice, The Mullion, Louise Armour, Bookham, Jacquie Merriman, Good Hope, and Lizzie Paradice, The Mullion.

Night off the farm

41m ago

NSW Farmers pork committee chairman, Ean Pollard at his Young piggery. Producers have been told to improve bio-security at the farm-gate to reduce to risk of an African swine fever outbreak.

Producers prepare for African swine fever

Olivia Calver
2hrs ago

Weather cocktail gives wheat a little lift

Weather cocktail gives wheat a little lift

Cheryl Kalisch Gordon

Trying to find the best Osteria or Ristorante to sample some of the culinary offerings available can often be a hit and miss affair.

A taste of Tuscany

Scott McRae

Flight Centre advertised promotions in store and in print newspapers offering $250 vouchers to consumers who spent $1500 on a holiday package with Flight Centre. The vouchers were redeemable on their next holiday booked through Flight Centre.

Flight Centre amends voucher conditions

Ignite your senses: Being on the bridge is completely different from being high above Sydney inside a building. Photos supplied.

Get a natural high on BridgeClimb Sydney

Jen Walker

Every bit helps: Don't pour the water leftover from cooking pasta, eggs or vegetables down the drain - use it to water your pot plants.

Don't pour that pasta water down the sink!

Wake wakey: The symptoms and causes of sleep disorders vary greatly.

Q: What is a sleep study and why do I need one?

HealthShare

Jenean Spencer picking some fresh produce from her front garden at her home in Garren. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

The science behind a food forest

Susan Parsons