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Should small business be paying the penalty?
26 May 12 | Sunday penalty rates are crippling many small businesses, argues Porter's Cafe owner CHRIS BERGAN
26 May 12 | PALLIATIVE care will be under the spotlight in Bathurst next week.
Shift in energy use is happening: Flannery
26 May 12 | There has been a significant shift in energy use, but it has gone largely unrecognised, according to the Australian Climate Commission’s chief commissioner, Professor Tim Flannery.   | CommentsComments (1)
26 May 12 | BATHURST’S new $5 million Flannery Centre provides a glimpse of the future, according to its namesake, Professor Tim Flannery.   | CommentsComments (1)
26 May 12 | A WOMAN whose wallet was stolen as she shopped for groceries is reminding others to be security savvy. Tania Chere was selecting meat at a supermarket in Bathurst just before midday on Tuesday when her wallet was plucked from her handbag.   | CommentsComments (4)
Tanos injects $20m into Blayney project
26 May 12 | BLAYNEY’s new $20 million cold store warehouse SeaLink Rail Siding will help generate investment and jobs throughout the region, according to deputy Premier Andrew Stoner.
26 May 12 | CENTENARIAN and former prisoner of war, Les Browne died on Thursday.   | CommentsComments (1)
Delays on the Great Western Highway
25 May 12 | Police are urging motorists to avoid the Great Western Highway between Medlow Bath and Blackheath after a truck jack-knifed just before midnight.
Hundreds gather for an historic step forward
25 May 12 | THEY gathered from near and far, undeterred by wet weather, to see Bathurst become the sixth diocese in Australia to formalise the friendship between its Anglican and Catholic communities.   | CommentsComments (1)
Students get the future facts
25 May 12 | Nearly 1000 Year 12 students from across the Central West packed the Charles Sturt University auditorium yesterday to learn all they could to help them plan their futures.
The heavens opened as friendships were sealed
25 May 12 | THE heavens opened in every sense of the word yesterday as Bathurst’s Anglican and Catholic bishops sealed the friendship between their churches.   | CommentsComments (4)
Students get the future facts
25 May 12 | Nearly 1000 Year 12 students from across the Central West packed the Charles Sturt University auditorium yesterday to learn all they could to help them plan their futures.
25 May 12 | A SIGNED and framed copy of Tim Storrier’s Archibald Prize-winning portrait will be auctioned tonight at the opening of the 2012 Festival of Art at All Saints’ College.
25 May 12 | THE $20 million Blayney SeaLink rail siding will be officially opened at noon today by NSW Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services, Andrew Stoner.
25 May 12 | Controversial climate change expert Professor Tim Flannery will take the podium today at the local centre that bears his name.   | CommentsComments (3)
End of the road
24 May 12 | 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 as the Bridle Track in August, 2010.   | CommentsComments (5)
Speeding gets hit for a six
24 May 12 | TWO of the state’s top cricketers visited Bathurst High yesterday as part of an ongoing program to raise awareness about the dangers of speeding.   | CommentsComments (4)
Art prize announced tonight
24 May 12 | Flannery Centre Staff were busy hanging artworks yesterday in preparation for tonight’s announcement of the winner of the inaugural Skillset’s Flannery Centre Art Prize.
24 May 12 | 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.
24 May 12 | CALARE MP John Cobb racked up more than $40,000 in travel expenses in 2010-11, new figures show. But Mr Cobb’s expenses were just a drop in the ocean as the nation’s federal MPs spent a total of more than $7 million on work-related travel for the 12-month period.   | CommentsComments (2)
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