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8.55am: DUBBO Saleyards have been busy. Check out yesterday's yardings in the Western Magazine's gallery. Click here to see the pics.

8.49am: Making celebrity news this morning: 

Check out all the stars who attended Wimbledon. It's being dubbed the "Oscars of the sporting world."

To make the passing of her dog Floyd, Miley Cyrus has debuted a new tattoo on Instagram. Is this tender or trashy?

The Voice Semi-Finals wrap up is right here in case you missed it last night. 

Hit TV stars from Glee have been the latest victims in a Twitter hacking scandal. The first being Chris Colfer annoucing he was sacked and show favourite Lea Michele announcing she is pregnant. Neither rumours are true. Read all about it here.

Former Aussie Swimmer Ian Thorpe has opened up about his sexuality and his battle with depression in an interview with Michael Parkinson. It is set to air this Sunday. For a sneak preview read here.

8.38am: Is it your birthday today? HAPPY BIRTHDAY! You celebrate with renowned actor, Kevin Bacon and country music singer, Toby Keith. 

To celebrate we thought we'd show you this nifty Google trick.

Type in your favourite celebrity's name into Google with "and bacon number" and the search engine will show how Kevin Bacon is six degrees away from almost anyone in Hollywood. It's pretty cool.

You can celebrate your birthday with us! Send in your birthday or someone you love's birthday with their date of birth and a picture and we'll give them a big, hearty Grill shout out! 

8.30am: Looking for something fun to do tomorrow? Why not head over to Mt Canobolas near Orange? Looks like they're going to get some snow over night.

8.23am:  THE inaugural Nations of Origin rugby league competition was a huge success last year and it looks set to be even bigger and better this time around with almost twice the number of teams taking part. Part of the NAIDOC week celebrations, the event is designed to promote reconciliation within communities and engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal members in the PCYC through the game of rugby league.

The sporting events begin today with the futsal tournament in Orange before the rugby league starts at 8.30am tomorrow at the ovals around Caltex Park. Matches will run all day tomorrow and Thursday with the finals from 3pm.

8.15am: Found out I'm not the only one suffering from the frost this morning. Kevin Martin in Dubbo sent in pictures of Jack Frost's visit to his place. 

Frosted car:

Frosted lawn: 

Has Jack Frost been for a visit at your place? Send in your pics to thegrill@fairfaxmedia.com.au 

8.05am: Today marks 20 years since the Spice Girls were formed.To celebrate all things Spice and Girl Power here's one their great hits! 

8am: As you are sitting down to breakfast, why not check out our Yesterday's Champions Gallery?

These were the local athletes taking the field in June and July of 1990. 

Click here to see more click here.

7.50am: Looking at today's front page of the Daily Liberal. 

A WEST Dubbo resident who had thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen from his garage this week believes crime and anti-social behaviour remain an  issue in his neighbourhood, despite claims there had been a “definite turnaround” in the past year. Eric Satchell’s comments come as Australia Post prepares to reinstate postal services to the troubled area after a string of attacks on posties last year. 

READ MORE HERE.

We want to know what you think.

7.39am: Recognise this iconic house?

The Dunphey's home from hit television series Modern Family has sold for an incredible amount! 

7.30am: Here is today's national news! 

The wealth of the seven richest people in Australia is greater than the nation's bottom 1.73 million households combined, and policies in the federal government's budget will only make that gap grow larger, the Australia Institute has warned. 

A Melbourne man has been jailed for more than 11 years for paying children from the Philippine island of Cebu to video sex acts on a webcam, while another Australian has been arrested on the resort island that has become a hub for international paedophile rings.

A group of NSW Greens is pushing the party's national arm to demand the party room reverse its decision not to support the government's plan to restore the indexation of fuel excise. A motion will be put to a national council meeting later this month. NSW branch members had advocated a change in the party's position at a meeting on Saturday.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott will use a historic visit by Japanese leader Shinzo Abe on Tuesday to issue a veiled warning to Beijing not to let its territorial disputes with neighbours threaten Asia's extraordinary economic rise.

The federal government's plan to bring on a vote to scrap the carbon tax was pushed forward on Monday after a day of chaos in the Senate in which Palmer United Party senators sided with the opposition and Greens to block its first attempt.

7.18am: A WEST DUBBO resident who had thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen from his garage this week believes crime and anti-social behaviour remain an  issue in his neighbourhood, despite claims there had been a “definite turnaround” in the past year.

THE Peppa Pig puppet show broke all the DRTCC records in DUBBO yesterday with a full house trifecta of the fastest selling show. DRTCC hosted three full house performances of Peppa Pig Live! Treasure Hunt, totaling over 1400 attendees.

ABORIGINAL and Torres Strait Islander men and women who have served in the Australian defence force are being honoured at this years NAIDOC week. The theme of the 2014 NAIDOC week, which began yesterday, is Serving Country: Centenary and Beyond. The week is used to highlight and recognise the role Aboriginal people have played in shaping Australian identity and reflect on their sacrifice.

DUBBO Fire and Rescue NSW station officer Mick Medlin believes common sense is the underlying factor standing between residents and heating safety in their homes. Mr Medlin is encouraging Dubbo residents to be extra cautious to ensure their homes remain safe during the winter season.

Plans to establish a multibillion-dollar industry via the Solar Energy eXchange Initiative (SEXI) was voted down by the federal government last week. SEXI plans for NSW inland locations to provide solar electricity, day and night, to Sydney and Melbourne.   Twenty-three of the inland councils, covering two-thirds of NSW, were in favour of the proposal and a similar motion was passed by the NSW Upper House last year.

7.05am: Good morning everyone! Happy Tuesday. 

You're grilling with Grace in Narromine this morning. My apologies for being late, a frosted windscreen held me up. Have you had some frosty problems this winter? Let us know by commenting below.

Here is today's weather.

Dubbo / Trangie / Nyngan: Dubbo, Trangie and Nyngan are currently frosty and foggy, but it will turn sunny later today.  Trangie will get to 16 degrees, Dubbo; 15 and Nyngan 17.

Cobar / Bourke: Cobar will be a sunny 17 and Bourke will reach 20 degrees.