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James says farewell to Dubbo flock
4:00 AM | FORMER Bathurst parish priest James Cutcliffe has resigned from his role in Dubbo amid suggestions he is leaving the priesthood.
Police stepping up $1.5m fire probe
4:00 AM | POLICE have thrown high level resources at their continuing investigation into a $1.5 million fire at the Mount Lambie service station on Saturday night.
4:00 AM | THE son of a man who was bashed and bound before his Mount Lambie service station was set alight on Saturday night said he broke down in tears on seeing the roadhouse in ruins.
Stupid act a setback for PCYC
4:00 AM | When Karen Nicholson arrived for work yesterday she was shocked to see a garbage bin embedded in the large front window of the PCYC.   | CommentsComments (1)
Judges recognise artist’s local vista
4:00 AM | A painting of the Eleven Mile Drive at Eglinton has been highly commended in the 2012 NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize.
Out with the old, new-look Lotto begins
4:00 AM | LOTTO has a new look – but you still need the six numbers to win the big one. Lotto’s new system format began yesterday, but newsagent Robert Theobald said it is user friendly and gives punters more options.
Roundabout is one of a kind
4:00 AM | A NEW roundabout which will be the first of a kind for Bathurst’s streets is set to be installed at the intersection of the Bradwardine Road missing link and Suttor Street.   | CommentsComments (3)
Motorists save owner from petrol station fire
21 May 12 | Police are trying to identify a reluctant hero who, with a young married couple, rescued the gagged and bound owner of a petrol station that was destroyed by fire.  | $1.5m blaze at servo
$1.5m blaze at servo
21 May 12 | THE Mount Lambie service station is a charred ruin after fire tore through it on Saturday night. And police are also continuing their investigations following a terrifying hold-up before the blaze.
21 May 12 | The Bathurst community is reeling from the loss of a young husband, father and teacher who fell to his death while clearing land at his Yetholme property on Saturday afternoon.
21 May 12 | THE team at the Bathurst Library has thrown out a challenge to children across the Bathurst region to get involved with BOOKLINK, a competition that promotes the importance and enjoyment of reading.
Team was bound to claim gold
21 May 12 | STAFF in graphic services at Land and Property Information have been recognised as the creme de la creme of the industry after being awarded a gold medal in the National Print Awards.
21 May 12 | GREENING Bathurst has urged council not to buckle in to “emotionally driven, ill-considered” plans to fix the Raglan Creek flooding problem.   | CommentsComments (3)
20 May 12 | A MAN owes his life to a passing motorist who pulled him from a fire at the Mount Lambie petrol station last night.  | CommentsComments (1)
Local churches sign historic covenant
20 May 12 | BATHURST will become the sixth diocese in Australia to formalise the relationship between its Anglican and Catholic churches when Bishops Richard Hurford and Bishop Michael McKenna sign a covenant of friendship next week.   | CommentsComments (1)
City ranked 22 on fuel prices list
19 May 12 | BATHURST has been ranked 22 in a new online petrol price ranking system for more than 50 locations in NSW and Canberra.
19 May 12 | A YOUNG musician with ambitions to work in the music public relations industry has been convicted of drink-driving.
When food errors can be fatal
19 May 12 | HE’S just six, but already Ethan Moxon knows that eating the wrong thing can literally kill him.
19 May 12 | THE chances of patrons getting food poisoning from unscrupulous food venders operating at the Royal Bathurst Show are less than if you were to visit any of the city’s pubs, clubs or restaurants.   | CommentsComments (4)
19 May 12 | BATHURST’S canine population is being asked to put its best paw forward tomorrow for the annual RSPCA Million Paws Walk.   | CommentsComments (1)
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