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Showing respect: Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch president Tom Gray said there was an "unbelievable" number of people who were at the Victoria Park cenotaph for the dawn service. Photo: AMY MCINTYRE.

Never forget "ordinary, decent Australians" who defended our freedom

Orlander Ruming

REUNION: Veterans John Allen, Graham Lummis, Trevor Hampson and Grahm Palm. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.

Dubbo Veterans thought It might have been the end of Anzac Day

Taylor Dodge
2hrs ago

AWARD: Captain Anthony Klenthis of the Royal Australian Navy receives his Conspicuous Service Cross from Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Photo: Contributed

Soon-to-be Navy commodore coming home to lead Anzac Day march

Kim Bartley

The Anzac march at Dubbo in 2018. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

What's on, what's open at Dubbo on Anzac Day

Faye Wheeler

Mayor of the Dubbo Region Ben Shields.

Vandals cost our city big dollars says mayor

Craig Thomson
56m ago

WRONG PLACE: Police issue an infringement notice issued to Molong man during illegal hunting trip. Photo: FILE

Operation Ambush nabs illegal hunters and targets dog, driving, drug offences

Nadine Morton

FED UP: Mayor Ben Shields inspects the damage vandals caused.

Ratepayers fork out about $100,000 for damaged sails in Dubbo

Ryan Young

A VISIT NEIGHBOURHOOD: Aboriginal family health worker Jimmy Forrest is here to help. Photo contributed: DUBBO NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE.

Ice is said to be a large mental health illness contributor in Dubbo

Taylor Dodge

Cry for basketball facilities without leaking roofs, unsuitable courts

Council had money to give away but barely anyone applied

Man accused of roaming Dubbo streets while buck naked caught by police

Here are the Parkes candidates for the federal election

Showing respect: Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch president Tom Gray said there was an "unbelievable" number of people who were at the Victoria Park cenotaph for the dawn service. Photo: AMY MCINTYRE.

Never forget "ordinary, decent Australians" who defended our freedom

Sounding the last post is always an emotional part of the Anzac Day service.

OPINION: The Last Post always gets to me

DAY OF CELEBRATION: Former MP Troy Grant and Dubbo basketballers at the announcement of the Western Region Institute of Sport. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

Cry for basketball facilities without leaking roofs, unsuitable courts

NUDE BLOKE: "He was observed to be holding his penis", Dubbo police say.

Man accused of roaming Dubbo streets while buck naked caught by police

NOT QUITE: Westside only had six juniors feature in a recent trial and on Tuesday it was confirmed the side won't field and under 18s side in 2019. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Westside to play on in 2019 despite lack of junior side

Showing respect: Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch president Tom Gray said there was an "unbelievable" number of people who were at the Victoria Park cenotaph for the dawn service. Photo: AMY MCINTYRE.

Never forget "ordinary, decent Australians" who defended our freedom

Losses no concerns as Roos just focus on keeping in touch

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Vandals cost our city big dollars says mayor

56m ago

How Dubbo football's team to beat could emerge this weekend

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Dubbo Veterans thought It might have been the end of Anzac Day

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Murray peaks at the right time to claim 2019 Rose Bowl

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What's on, what's open at Dubbo on Anzac Day

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EFFORT REQUIRED: Ned Williams is expected to give another consistent and tough performance when the Roos meet Orange City on Saturday. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Losses no concerns as Roos just focus on keeping in touch

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Connor McDonald clears the ball in the South Dubbo Wanderers' round two loss to Dubbo FC. Photo: AMY MCINTYRE

How Dubbo football's team to beat could emerge this weekend

1hr ago

Dubbo Golf Club president Niall McNicol with Ladies Rose Bowl champion Deb Murray. Photo: JENNIFER HOAR

Murray peaks at the right time to claim 2019 Rose Bowl

BACK AT HOME: Wellington's Mitch Whiteley carries in the Australian Club Rugby Championship. He's champing at the bit to head back to the Central West this weekend. Photo: KAREN WATSON

Students' Central West connections eyeing off Glen Willow victory

Travis Waddell will give Wellington plenty of punch out of dummy half after linking with the Group 11 club.

Players on the move: Group 11 and Group 10 signings for 2019 | Photos

Nick McGrath

HAVING A BALL: Local juniors Lucas Frandsen (black shirt), Milla Campion (purple) and Katie Fee (pink) play in a mini game on Wednesday. Photo: JENNIFER HOAR

See our photos from day one of the Rose Football Academy's clinic in Dubbo

Jennifer Hoar

PREPARED: Heeby Frenly, with trackwork rider Candice Duddek, is Bathurst's sole representative in the Soldier's Saddle. Photo: ALEXANDER GRANT

One home hope: Heeby Frenly flies Bathurst flag

Alexander Grant

HEADING WEST: Sydney University five-eighth Stu Dunbar finds space in last year's grand final win over Warringah, he's expected to wear No.10 at Mudgee. Photo: KAREN WATSON

Champion students' trip to Mudgee about giving back to passionate Central West: Lyons | Photos, video

Matt Findlay

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The Anzac march at Dubbo in 2018. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

What's on, what's open at Dubbo on Anzac Day

Faye Wheeler

The Dubbo Rotunda Markets are always a great day out for locals, visitors and stall holders. Photo: File.

What's on in Dubbo April 25-28

Traditional: ANZAC biscuits.

Anzac biscuits in an hour

Give your child space to thrive at Scots All Saints College

Kathryn Carter

What is a gigabyte? Many people don't know what data usage is required for even the most common activities like streaming videos.

Seven fun ways with 10GB

Emma Brown

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Car makers call for vital safety check

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REUNION: Veterans John Allen, Graham Lummis, Trevor Hampson and Grahm Palm. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.

Dubbo Veterans thought It might have been the end of Anzac Day

Taylor Dodge
2hrs ago

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ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

RESPECT: Marchers can wear their own or a relative's medals. Your own medals should be worn on the left hand side of your chest, over your heart.

For those who fell on foreign shores

Wollongong, NSW, dawn service in MacCabe Park. Photos: Robert Peet

50 special moments from dawn services across Australia

2hrs ago

BACK AT HOME: Wellington's Mitch Whiteley carries in the Australian Club Rugby Championship. He's champing at the bit to head back to the Central West this weekend. Photo: KAREN WATSON

Students' Central West connections eyeing off Glen Willow victory

Showing respect: Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch president Tom Gray said there was an "unbelievable" number of people who were at the Victoria Park cenotaph for the dawn service. Photo: AMY MCINTYRE.

Never forget "ordinary, decent Australians" who defended our freedom

HAVING A BALL: Local juniors Lucas Frandsen (black shirt), Milla Campion (purple) and Katie Fee (pink) play in a mini game on Wednesday. Photo: JENNIFER HOAR

See our photos from day one of the Rose Football Academy's clinic in Dubbo

DAY OF CELEBRATION: Former MP Troy Grant and Dubbo basketballers at the announcement of the Western Region Institute of Sport. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

Cry for basketball facilities without leaking roofs, unsuitable courts

Orlander Ruming

HEADING WEST: Sydney University five-eighth Stu Dunbar finds space in last year's grand final win over Warringah, he's expected to wear No.10 at Mudgee. Photo: KAREN WATSON

Champion students' trip to Mudgee about giving back to passionate Central West: Lyons | Photos, video

Matt Findlay

TWO FROM TWO: Hot Embers stays clear of the field to win Monday afternoon's Reliance Bank Pace (1,730 metres) at Bathurst Paceway. Photo: PHIL BLATCH

O'Shea's gelding looking Hot in return from injury

Alexander Grant

ADVENTURE: Andrew and Nicola Hughes, along with their two children, five-year-old Hope and three-year-old Wilfy are taking their education on the road and pedalling across Australia. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Swag Family travelling outback on two tandem bikes

Orlander Ruming

Sounding the last post is always an emotional part of the Anzac Day service.

OPINION: The Last Post always gets to me

Craig Thomson

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LEST WE FORGET: On Anzac Day ceremonies in Dubbo we we stop and honour those who were injured in service and those have fallen and those who continue to serve overseas to protect Australia's interests.

Eye on Dubbo | Anzacs live on in the hearts of many

Ben Shields

Timing is key when it comes to getting the flu shot. Photo: Shutterstock.

When is the right time to get a flu shot?

Samara Ross

KALEIDOSCOPE: "Coming from Canada I found people here fearful to dress in colour," says Evelyn Roth, pictured in her Maslin Beach home. Photo: Naomi Giatas

The colourful world of recycling pioneer Evelyn Roth

Geraldine Cardozo

JUST HANG UP: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Why do we keep falling for scams?

Samara Ross

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has laid a wreath at the Anzac Day dawn service in Darwin.

Shorten halts campaign to honour Anzacs

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A man has been arrested in Turkey over an alleged plan to attack Gallipoli Anzac Day services.

Morrison downplays Anzac Day terror arrest

30m ago

Bill Shorten says $77b in tax cuts will go to the highest-income earners under a Morrison government

High-income earners to reap $77b tax cuts

An 'emotional, humbled' World War II veteran, Sam Krycer, 100, has led Melbourne's Anzac Day march.

WWII veterans lead Melbourne Anzac march

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Victoria Cross recipient Keith Payne has led the annual Anzac Day march in Adelaide.

Youth appreciate Anzac: VC recipient Payne

Kathryn Bermingham
1hr ago

A Cowes man was charged with murder after a woman's body was found in Melbourne's city centre.

Dead Melbourne woman identified as 32yo

Christine McGinn
2hrs ago

Some 16,000 serving and ex-ADF personnel marched along Sydney's Elizabeth Street.

Anzac march a double day of remembrance

Heather McNab
2hrs ago

RAAF serviceman Austin Asche spoke with Bill Shorten after Darwin's dawn service.

Darwin remembers war in Australia

Greg Roberts
2hrs ago

Nationals leader Michael McCormack argues if you vote Labor on Inland Rail, you've voted Labor on everything, including native vegetation. Photo Mark Griggs.

Labor bidding on Inland Rail

Daniel Pedersen
1hr ago

Skye Nash, Abbey A'Vard, Chelsea Winn and James Winn.

As dawn breaks, Jerilderie remembers

Olivia Calver
2hrs ago

Bourke celebrates best rain in five months

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MOUTHWATERING EXHIBIT: A 1971 McLaren M8-F CanAm car stands in splendid isolation in The Bend’s Welcome Centre.

Tailem Bend - The accidental motorsport star

Brent Davison

Australians aren't letting travel costs stop their holiday fun.

Travelling Aussies pay top dollar for their accommodation

Get your Game of Thrones fix in person, on site

UNCERTAINTY?: Labor's proposed changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) rules may adversely affect assets bequeathed to us.

How will your capital gains be taxed under a new government?

Noel Whittaker

WHAT'S IN A NAME: Whether you call it Prosecco or Glera, there's no denying Australian versions of this popular sparkling wine are soaring in popularity despite EU laws which control the use of the name

Are you still Pro secco?

Linda Lambrechts

Traditional: ANZAC biscuits.

Anzac biscuits in an hour