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In Depth
'The uncomfortable truth': Two mothers' 36-year fight for justice
Teen girls Mona Lisa and Jacinta Smith died tragically in 1987.
Allison Hore
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Mona Lisa Smith and Jacinta Rose Smith died when a 4WD ute rolled in outback NSW in 1987. Picture supplied
'It's horrifying': Agents fear damaging impacts of selling our saleyards
Applications are open for those interested in buying the facility.
Orlander Ruming
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Peter Milling has been involved in the saleyards since they first opened in Dubbo. Picture by Orlander Ruming
Health
'Children are being left undiagnosed': $6M needed for new clinics
Laurie Bullock
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Royal Far West CEO Jacqueline Emery. Picture from file
In Depth
How does Dubbo's CBD compare to other cities
Matt Watson
An outdoor dining zone in Orange (left), a proposed 13-storey apartment tower in Dubbo (centre) and traffic in the Bathurst CBD (right).
Analysis
'Crap service': 3G shutdown will leave remote households in the lurch
Sarah Falson
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Ross Shearwood from Narromine. Picture supplied
Court
Shields trial thrown out: 'No further proceedings' on rape charge
The decision was a directive from the department of prosecution.
Allison Hore
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The proceedings against former Dubbo mayor Ben Shields have been withdrawn. Picture from file
Our Future
Dubbo 2040: The bridges, roads and reservoirs needed for the city to thrive
This week we're looking at the future of infrastructure.
Orlander Ruming
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Dubbo Regional Council's manager infrastructure and strategy Mark Johnston. Picture by Orlander Ruming
Our People
From never having run to a marathon: Drew and Britt preparing for 42km
They're raising money for charity along the way.
Orlander Ruming
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Colleagues Britt Willetts and Drew McCallum are preparing for the Gold Coast Marathon. Picture by Nick Guthrie
Exclusive
'Historically significant': Toilet pit excavation could uncover opals
Sarah Falson
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Peter Glogauer (left), history enthusiast, with Kelly Tishler of Ouback Opal Hunters, and (pictured right) an opal shard claimed to have been found in a historically-significant dump site in Lightning Ridge. Pictures supplied
Struggling to fill job vacancies? This could help find you skilled workers
An agreement to bring skilled migrants to the region has expanded.
Orlander Ruming
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RDA Orana chair Brad Cam said the Orana DAMA was already helping to alleviate workplace shortages. File picture

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