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Central west high school launches weather balloon 28,000 metres into sky
Education
Nyngan High School science students Megan Richards (brown jumper) and Grace Williams (navy shirt) with Hunter School of the Performing Arts student Nolan Sobel-Read (hat) launching the weather balloon at Nyngan High School. Pictures supplied
Alanna Tomazin, Sarah Falson
'I definitely do miss a few of the calls': Hall's challenge can't stop her rapid rise
Nick Guthrie
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Olivia Hall has developed into a backline star at the Dubbo Roolettes. Picture by Nick Guthrie
Kids Health Crisis
'Angry' kids who can't learn turning to crime, principal says
Sarah Falson
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Trundle Central School principal John Southon. Picture by David Ellery
A man that stole $70 worth of fuel gets handed a $500 fine
The outside of Ampol on Erskine Street. Picture file image
Ciara Bastow
Former captain-coach returns as sides are forced to replace playmakers
Tom Barber
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Former Orange CYMS captain-coach Ethan McKellar will return this week.
Two blocks of land and two different versions of events
'At no time was there any information withheld from the RSL.'
Allison Hore
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Clockwise from left - RSL CEO Gus Lico, council CEO Murray Wood, and the block of land in Keswick Estate.
How Many More?
Donate a personal item to someone escaping domestic violence
Sarah Falson
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GIVIT NSW manager Sally Perry (left) and a woman holds a sign that reads HELP. Picture supplied and from Shutterstock
Graphic Content
Jail now 'inevitable' for sex offender who avoided serving time
The 76-year-old thought he was sexting a primary school student.
Allison Hore
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76-year-old Alan Harry Treseder (inset) is expected to go to prison for soliciting child abuse material. Pictures from file
Court and Emergency
Jail now 'inevitable' for sex offender who avoided serving time
Graphic Content
76-year-old Alan Harry Treseder (inset) is expected to go to prison for soliciting child abuse material. Pictures from file
The 76-year-old thought he was sexting a primary school student.
Allison Hore
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Knuckle dusters found on a night out at the Macquarie Inn
Ciara Bastow
Outside signage of the Macquarie Inn. Picture file image
A man that stole $70 worth of fuel gets handed a $500 fine
Ciara Bastow
The outside of Ampol on Erskine Street. Picture file image

PropertyView

Why the skyrocketing cost to build a new home is not coming down soon
Property
In the past two years, established house prices increased by 8 per cent while construction costs jumped 18.3 per cent. Pic: Shutterstock
Jemimah Clegg
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Immaculate home with space and style
Immaculate home with space and style
Property
You'll want this historic penthouse, just for the amazing bedroom
Melissa Kehagias
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The main bedroom suite is set within one of the building's iconic domes, with 7.5-metre-high ceilings. Pic: Supplied
Council
Community will get to name new section of Tracker Riley path
Matt Wright, Shibli Chowdhury, Ian McAlister, Stephen Lawrence, Josh Black, Mathew Dickerson, David Payne and Jane Diffey at the opening of the pathway. Picture by Amy McIntyre
Do you have a suggestion?
Orlander Ruming
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'Categorically committed' to making the Dubbo saleyards the best: councillor
There are concerns about the possible sale of the facility.
Orlander Ruming
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'Categorically committed' to making the Dubbo saleyards the best: councillor
Push for a safety officer at council to engage youth, reduce crime
Similar positions are already in place at other councils.
Orlander Ruming
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Push for a safety officer at council to engage youth, reduce crime
Rural
'Categorically committed' to making the Dubbo saleyards the best: councillor
'Categorically committed' to making the Dubbo saleyards the best: councillor
There are concerns about the possible sale of the facility.
Orlander Ruming
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Our Business
'Dubbo's milk company': Why you can taste the difference in your coffee
Sarah Falson
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Samantha Cox (Agstart Graduate, 2nd year Animal Science Graduate) with Apricot. Picture supplied
'It's horrifying': Agents fear damaging impacts of selling our saleyards
Applications are open for those interested in buying the facility.
Orlander Ruming
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Peter Milling has been involved in the saleyards since they first opened in Dubbo. Picture by Orlander Ruming
Politics
'Only path to peace': minister backs two-state solution
Annalena Baerbock and Penny Wong discussed violence in the Middle East during talks in Adelaide. (Michael Errey/AAP PHOTOS)
Abe Maddison
Tents, ute linked to missing Australian brothers
Andrew Brown and Jacob Shteyman
Brothers Jake and Callum Robinson haven't been heard from since Saturday. (HANDOUT/SUPPLIED)
PM slams prosecutors amid fallout over ex-detainee bail
Andrew Brown
Anthony Albanese says the ankle bracelet decision was a mistake. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Health
Cyber breach impacts family violence, sex assault data
A data breach involved information from the family violence unit at Monash Medical Centre. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)
Rachael Ward
How Many More?
Donate a personal item to someone escaping domestic violence
Sarah Falson
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GIVIT NSW manager Sally Perry (left) and a woman holds a sign that reads HELP. Picture supplied and from Shutterstock
Sleep could hold secret to recovery from serious injury
Deborah Cornwall
Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)
Business
'Made in Australia' sounds good, but the reality is more complex
Opinion
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a $1 billion investment in the Solar Sunshot program. Picture Marina Neil
Adam Triggs
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Our Business
'Ride the wave': The ups and downs of running a car dealership in the bush
Sarah Falson
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Dubbo City Toyota and (inset from left to right) Ken Birchell, Justin Sultana, Paul Cairncross, Shannon Starr, Vicki Wolstenholme, Sam Campbell, Ben Thompson, Tristram Quinn, David Hayes, Mark Walker, Simon Morris and Nick Lumley accept their awards at the Toyota dealership awards. Picture supplied
Opinion
We can use the wisdom of old to meet new challenges
Romilly Madew
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A generation ago, clothes were mended and passed down from child to child. Picture Shutterstock
Education
Central west high school launches weather balloon 28,000 metres into sky
Education
Nyngan High School science students Megan Richards (brown jumper) and Grace Williams (navy shirt) with Hunter School of the Performing Arts student Nolan Sobel-Read (hat) launching the weather balloon at Nyngan High School. Pictures supplied
Alanna Tomazin, Sarah Falson
PNG has 'human capital crisis', says World Bank
Kirsty Needham
The World Bank is calling for PNG to better supply its schools to get more children back on track. (AP PHOTO)
Swinburne casual staff underpaid almost $3 million
Rachael Ward
Swinburne University's vice-chancellor has apologised for the "unintentional underpayments". (Melissa Meehan/AAP PHOTOS)
National
No bailout for Bonza as more than 300 staff stood down
All Bonza planes have been grounded until at least Wednesday - five days more than expected. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Rachael Ward and Jacob Shteyman
UN alarmed at number of Indigenous kids in care system
Rudi Maxwell
A UN delegation has raised concerns about the number of WA Indigenous children in out-of-home care. (Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)
Torres Strait Islanders ask court to save island homes
Rudi Maxwell
Uncle Paul Kabai and Uncle Pabai Pabai are challenging the federal government over climate change. (HANDOUT/GRATA FUND)
World
Trump trial told Cohen 'despondent' he was denied post
The credibility of Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen will be central to the New York trial. (AP PHOTO)
Jack Queen, Brendan Pierson and Andy Sullivan • 1hr ago
Dozens of passengers 'ill' on Mauritius-Germany flight
2hrs ago
Paramedics have helped several passengers who became ill on a Condor plane in Germany. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)
Skeletons minus hands, feet found in Hitler Wolf's Lair
Anna Lubowicka and Karol Badohal
The Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's military headquarters in present-day Poland during World War Two. (AP PHOTO)
Australian of the Year
'I don't want to die': an Australian of the Year 2024 has incurable cancer
Professor Georgina Long and Professor Richard Scolyer. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Lanie Tindale
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Australia's golden girl of the pool collects another accolade
Lanie Tindale
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Young Australian of the Year Emma McKeon receives her award in Canberra on Thursday. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Traditional healer and teacher wants to 'marry both worlds of healing'
Lanie Tindale
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Yalmay Yunupingu is Senior Australian of the Year 2024. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Car Expert
Mahindra XUV700 deals: EOFY offer brings $1000 saving
Car Expert
Jack Quick
Car Expert
New feature addresses key complaint with Australian EV chargers
Jordan Mulach
Car Expert
BMW 1 Series special edition is brand's cheapest car in Australia
William Stopford
Car Expert
Toyota Kluger, LandCruiser EV? Toyota launching two seven-seat electric SUVs
William Stopford
Car Expert
2024 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport price and specs
Jordan Mulach

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