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BON VOYAGE: Isha farewells Dubbo
26 May 12 | She may not be flying Tiger Airways, but a big cat from Taronga Western Plains Zoo is about to take to the skies.
26 May 12 | THE Daily Liberal has re-launched its popular and well-known Dubbo - this is heartland campaign.
Residents night a benefit
26 May 12 | SOME OF Dubbo’s newest residents gathered at the Western Plains Cultural Centre this week to meet other newcomers and find out about the city that they would now call home.
26 May 12 | AN ELDERLY Dubbo woman who has attended services at St Andrew’s Church “all my life” intends to return to her preferred place of worship if another faith takes over the building.  | Church buyer stays masked
Church buyer stays masked
26 May 12 | THE IDENTITY of the purchaser of the historic St Andrew’s Church will remain confidential until the sale contract is settled “on or about” June 29.
Cycleway bridge named after prominent Dubbo landowners
26 May 12 | A bridge that links two parts of Dubbo divided by water will bear the name of a family who worked hard to build up the community.
26 May 12 | RETAILERS have been put on red alert following a spate of incidents where thieves have used prams to steal from Dubbo stores.  | CommentsComments (2)
26 May 12 | PRESIDENT of the Dubbo Support Group of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Terry Clark is excited about taking part in his tenth Outback Car Trek for two good reasons.  | Flying doctors' crowning glory
26 May 12 | GOVERNMENTS were left in no doubt yesterday that the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) wants to extract cash from them for a new dental service operating out of Dubbo.  | Flying doctors' crowning glory
Flying doctors' crowning glory
26 May 12 | A TOOTHLESS patient unable to eat and a preschooler in need of 14 fillings are among the hundreds of patients so far seen by dental surgeon Dr Hendrik Lai since he joined the team at the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) base in Dubbo.  | CommentsComments (1)
26 May 12 | CHEMICAL reactions were under scrutiny when the CSIRO paid a visit to Dubbo College South Campus this week.
25 May 12 | THE IDENTITY of the purchaser of historic St Andrew's Church will remain confidential until the sale contract is settled "on or about" June 29.
Flying Doctors target outback teeth
25 May 12 | WHEN dentist Hendrik Lai asked a man in his twenties from a remote NSW community last week whether he brushed his teeth everyday, he was not surprised by the response.  | CommentsComments (3) | Doctors focus on lack of services
25 May 12 | VEHICLES of all shapes and sizes took on the wet weather and made their mark at Wongarbon Public School, before embarking on their journey to Newcastle for a children’s charity.
25 May 12 | DEMAND for air services between Dubbo and Melbourne is again in the spotlight following news a smaller New South Wales centre will soon host flights to and from the Victorian capital.  | CommentsComments (12)
Theatre turns to tea house for morning fun
25 May 12 | RESIDENTS across Dubbo were sipping on hot tea and indulging in dessert yesterday, all with the aim of raising money for cancer.   | CommentsComments (1)
25 May 12 | THE RATE of bulk-billed medical consultations has reached a record high of 81.2 per cent, with Dubbo’s Federal member unsure of what that may mean for the city.   | CommentsComments (1)
25 May 12 | ALLAN and Christine Blunt have thrown themselves into study to take their minds off the loss of their daughter and prepare for a journey of hope.
25 May 12 | Expanding services from its Dubbo base to remote NSW communities was high on the agenda when the Board of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) South Eastern section met in Dubbo today.   | CommentsComments (1) | Flying Doctors target outback ...
25 May 12 | AN ALARMING independent study has revealed the average Australian consumes 50 kilograms of sugar per year.
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