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Sarah Falson
Sarah Falson
Journalist, ACM

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Dubbo paints the light as new Ned Manning novel backdrop
Meet him: Author Ned Manning will conduct an author talk at Dubbo Library, on his new novel, Painting the Light, set in the central west. Pictures: CONTRIBUTED
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Dubbo documentary explores the meaning of family, screens Sunday
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Family: Dubbo Filmmakers and community members collaborated at Buninyong SACC to make a documentary. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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Family violence conference: Learn skills to help eradicate abuse
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Up-skill: Learn skills to help your work in domestic violence prevention. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK
Dubbo zoo run to raise funds for domestic violence accommodation
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Give back: A Dubbo Stampede participant celebrates completing the course through the Taronga Western Plains Zoo, and raising money for local projects. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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Aussie rock legends, Midnight Oil, heading to Mundi in final tour
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Last chance: Midnight Oil will play the Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash on the last leg of their final tour - ever. Pictures: CONTRIBUTED
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Opera, history and friends: An alfresco afternoon for music-lovers
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Crooner: Young tenor from Geurie, Nathan Bryon, will be joining an array of artists in Opera at Dundullimal, at Dundullimal Homestead. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
Our People
Hundreds head to Bathurst campus to graduate after COVID
Sarah Falson
Back on campus: Laura Gilmore and Emily Eagleston returned to Charles Sturt University's Bathurst campus this month to celebrate their postponed graduation. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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Cobar building on Compass: Musical story of esoteric Sound Chapel
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Sky music: Esoteric music inspired by the night sky and composed by Georges Lentz plays 24 hours-a-day from the water tank. Picture: ANTHONY BROWELL
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Dubbo births singing, dancing, wrestling Aussie rock musical
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Singing: Dubbo Championship Wrestling is an Aussie rock musical. Pictures: CONTRIBUTED
Our Future
Call for more affordable housing as crisis worsens in Dubbo
Sarah Falson
Therese Garnsey said there was an increase in the number of local people using Anglicare's community pantry, because they couldn't find somewhere to live. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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