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ONE of the most historic stretches of road in Australia remains closed with no prospect of it re-opening. A rockslide forced the closure of the pioneering link between Bathurst and Hill End known ... 5

Students help fundraise for Cancer Council

A group of Charles Sturt University (CSU) students will host a Mini Relay For Life at the University on Saturday 26 May to raise awareness and funds for the Cancer Council, and they invite the Bathurst community to join in.

Toole backs community funding

COMMUNITY groups across the Bathurst electorate are set to potentially miss out on a slice of the $400,000 state government pie. The Community Building Partnership (CBP) had allowed local MP Paul Toole to splash out on any number of funding ...

Reward for safer roads initiative

ROAD safety officer at Bathurst Regional Council, Iris Dorsett, has been recognised by the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (IPWEA) for the development of “Mining Safer Roads,” an ...

Sorry day a time for healing

BATHURST residents will be given the chance to mark the anniversary of Sorry Day will be marked during a morning tea and candle lighting ceremony at the Bathurst Local Aboriginal Lands Council (BLALC) today.

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Pentecost Party

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Paint your day Red at our Pentecost Party. Cathedral kids will be celebrate the spirit with red jelly, cakes, streamers, loads of games and heaps more. 10am All Saints Cathedral. Church ...

Painting with Earth Pigments

02 June 2012

Join local visual artist Cate McCarthy for this one day workshop which will be held at Yetholme. During the morning you will gather coloured pigments, soil, resin and natural items from the local ...

A sustainable Bathurst - Is it possible?

13 June 2012

Join local Natural Resource Management Consultant, Dr Jess Jennings as he leads a conversation about current activities in Bathurst that are directed towards acheiving improved sustainability for ...

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