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ORANGE: Senior Constable Lisa Pearson no longer has any hair to keep her head warm this winter, but her close friend Francine Sammut will now be able to afford the vital cancer treatment she needs.

BATHURST: The Anglican Diocese of Bathurst must fund a $1 million legal fight with the Commonwealth Bank or risk the devastation of its ministry in regional NSW. 

BLAYNEY: Kathlyn Schmarr has recently returned from nine days at Singleton Army Base as the Course Cadet Commander for the Australian Army Cadet Promotion Courses.

ORANGE: Cabonne Council is warning people they will face police prosecution if they access Mount Canobolas illegally when it is closed.

RYLSTONE: Westfund Health is encouraging district residents to get behind the 13th Westfund Health Rylstone StreetFeast, the longest running regional ‘StreetFeast’ initiative.

BATHURST: The Bathurst Observatory Research Facility will begin work this week on a new telescope to monitor asteroids. 

COWRA: He's been bowling them over since he could walk, but now keen cricketer Pete Guthrie will be knocking them for six in a whole new way. Mr Guthrie has just started at the Cowra Guardian as the new sports journalist.

CANOWINDRA: A Canowindra songstress is returning home to begin her next tour. As a part of her 'back to beginnings' tour, Sophie Payten - aka Gordi - will perform at Finns Store this Friday, July 18, at 6.30pm.

BATHURST: Emily Matthews came away with a bronze medal at the conclusion of the Australian Under 16s Basketball titles which wrapped up in Geelong on Saturday.

ORANGE: The Orange Visitor Information  Centre’s Life in Orange competition attracted 300 entries as photographers vied to be have their work featured in Orange’s tourism booklet, the Destination Guide.

MUDGEE: It was a day for rugging up in warm coats and hats, but Mudgee Racegoers still made the most of the opportunity to dress up for a day at the races on Sunday. 

ORANGE: Orchardists from throughout the region heard a firsthand account of how fruit flies decimated crops, thanks to entomologist Dr Eric Jang of the US Department of Agriculture, who visited the Orange Agricultural Institute on Monday. 

BATHURST: Trophy-winning wines from Charles Sturt University and the best in local produce will be the headline acts at the second annual Bathurst Winter Feast.

COWRA: The Blues first grade side went down fighting to CWAFL premiership favourites the Orange Tigers at Mulyan Oval on Saturday.

GRENFELL: A 24-year-old-man man from Grenfell was one of three people injured on the final day of this year's 'Running of the Bulls' festival in Pamplona, Spain.

MUDGEE: NSW Minister for the Environment and Heritage Rob Stokes has described The Drip as “breathtaking” after visiting it for the first time on Friday.

ORANGE: Gaye Stuart-Nairne is beside herself with excitement at the prospect of a 12 kilogram truffle yield this season. 

BATHURST: Ian Thorpe’s decision to come out as a gay man has been applauded by Bathurst gay rights advocate Andy Wheeler, who says the former Olympian has paved the way for young gay people to talk comfortably and honestly about who they are.

ORANGE: Keeping boys, particularly teenagers, switched on to learn at school can be a major challenge, according to leading Australian expert on the subject Dr Ian Lillico who visited Orange on Monday to speak with teachers and provide them with strategies to encourage their students.

COWRA: An exciting and innovative project aimed at protecting threatened species in the Young Shire is reaping benefits, recent monitoring results from Cowra-based Mid Lachlan Landcare have shown.

DUBBO: Dubbo Fireworks Inc chairman Peter Judd and sponsorship manager Jan Grady prepare to light up Dubbo on New Year's Eve. Photo: LOUISE DONGES

DUBBO: Michael Lowe, Joshua Easterbrook, Ben Kirkness, I.T instructor at TAFE Western and Daniel Jones. Photo: LOUISE DONGES

DUBBO: Dubbo Mayor Mathew Dickerson has welcomed the announcement that the NBN is on its way to East Dubbo. The old multiplexer that has prevented Eastridge residents from accessing ADSL broadband will no longer be an issue. Photo: LOUISE DONGES

DUBBO: Diabetes educator Kellyann Johnson and dietician Elesha Honeysett displaying the fat and sugar content of products like fruit juice. Photo: LOUISE DONGES

NARROMINE: St John's Primary School students Ella, Lily, Taylor and Pheobe celebrated 100 years of Catholic education in Trangie on Wednesday.

NARROMINE: The Narromine Cenotaph where it currently stands. 

NYNGAN: Sonial Lane and Mark Beetson trying out the new equipment in Larkin Oval.

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Defence Minister Richard Marles toured Ukrainian defence sites on Saturday. Picture supplied

New assistance comes amid 'unrelenting' Russian attacks.

Australia will send $100m in weapons and combat tools to support Ukraine

Carla Mascarenhas

Dan Berryman and son Charlie. Picture: Les Smith

Regional NSW kids are waiting up to six years for services.

REVEALED: The health funding crisis harming our kids

Nick Guthrie

Mudgee Glen Willow Stadium and (inset, clockwise from top) PMP players Pacey Stockton, James Stanley, Rylee Blackhall and Nick Booth.

There's challenges, but also a huge opportunity.

The PMP needs a Magic Round. Here's how it would work

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

Emily Anderson

Each year, 100-year-old Ruth Phillips travels to Melbourne from her Northern NSW home in Gleniffer to celebrate the Jewish festival Passover. Picture supplied

'The most relevant today than it has ever been.'

How a regional centenarian is celebrating Passover

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

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