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Motels are expected to be booked out for the NRL game in Dubbo on May 22

Tom Barber
Updated May 15 2022 - 2:48pm, first published May 13 2022 - 2:30pm
KEEN: Dubbo Regional Council's Josie Howard and Kim Hague out the front of Apex Oval. Picture: AMY MCINTYRE
KEEN: Dubbo Regional Council's Josie Howard and Kim Hague out the front of Apex Oval. Picture: AMY MCINTYRE

The anticipation is building around Dubbo as the city prepares to host its second ever NRL Premiership match on May 22, with local businesses already feeling the benefits.

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Tom Barber

Tom Barber

Journalist

I cover a mixture of news and sport for the Liberal after graduating from university in 2020. If you've got a story feel free to flick me a message tom.barber@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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