As part of our new Feels Like Home property feature we'll be taking a look inside some of the city's premier properties.

We'll leave you this morning with a glimpse of "The Elms" in the Wentworth Estate, a stunning 70-square residence.

With its multitutude of bedrooms and bathrooms,  professionally turfed tennis courts, saltwater pool, immaculate gardens and spectacular views across to the Great Dividing Range, you have to remind yourself it is a private home and not a hotel.

Enjoy your weekend!

8.50AM

There's nothing like watching a good movie on a lazy Sunday - and it's even better if it's for a good cause.

Well, the local Riding for the Disabled group is, by popular demand, bringing back a special charity screening of The Man From Coxs River.

It will be shown at Metro Cinemas on Sunday from 2pm.

Funds raised on Sunday will help Bathurst RDA run its horse riding and pet therapy programs that enrich the lives of more than 60 children and adults with disabilities in the Bathurst area.

8.40AM

It seems things that go hum in the night are disturbing the peace in the hills to the east of Lithgow.

Lithgow Council is investigating complaints that ultra low frequency emissions from an unconfirmed source are reason for concern.

According to the complaints, the hum is invasive and is having an impact on both health and lifestyle.

A resident from Mount Irvine recently addressed council to outline his concerns.

Ron Lyons said the intrusion was so bad that when he wants any peace he has to "get in the car and drive until I can't hear it any more".

8.30AM

If you want to do your bit for Daffodil Day, fill up your car.

Shell Coles Express is supporting the fundraiser for the fourth year in an effort to help Australians affected by cancer.

Fill up today and Shell Coles Express will donate two cents a litre to Daffodil Day to help support local cancer support services.

While you're there, pick up some Daffodil Day merchadise to help the cause!

8.15AM

For those heading off for another day at the coalface a snapshot of how your finances measure up against those of the corporate world and the international economy.

8.05AM

8.00AM

As we start finals season in sport in Bathurst here are the games to watch this weekend:

In rugby union, the Bathurst Bulldogs take on Forbes at 3.15pm on Sunday at Ashwood Park in an elimination semi final.

In rugby league, Panthers take on Hawks at 2.30pm on Saturday at Wade Park Orange in another elimination match.

And in hockey there are two grand final qualifier matches being played this weekend.

In the women's competition, Bathurst City will take on Panthers in Lithgow at 2.45pm on Saturday, while St Pat's take on Panthers in Bathurst at 1.50pm.

7.45AM

Now's your chance to nominate someone for Bathurst Art Council’s ‘Bathurst People in Time: A Peoplescape’ project that will see 200 life size cut-outs of people significant to Bathurst created and displayed during bicentenary celebrations in May 2015.

Think of someone who has been significant in shaping Bathurst into the community it is today. They may be famous or unknown, they may be alive or have lived at another time.

Ideally they have lived in Bathurst and district at some stage in their life or have made a very significant contribution to Bathurst.

To nominate someone  simply go to: http://www.bathurst200.com.au/get-involved/programs-projects/82-people-in-time-project 

7.30AM

Making news around the region:

FORMER Orange Public School teacher Jarrod Johnson-Smith told Orange District Court yesterday he was disgusted with his behaviour in downloading pornographic images of children from the internet and was "petrified" at the prospect of being sent to jail.

TWO men caught outside Wellington Correctional Centre with illicit drugs and mobile phones have been refused bail in Dubbo Local Court.

The Mid-Western Region will receive $32 million in upgrades over the next four years thanks to state government programs and coal mine contributions.

7.15AM

Making news this morning:

LINNEA ten Broke was planning to pay $800 off her wedding bands yesterday but she will now have to use the money to pay her insurance excess after an arsonist tried to set her car alight on Wednesday night.

COUNCILLOR Jess Jennings has been accused by a colleague of political grandstanding in the council chamber, after raising his second notice of motion in as many months.

A LOCAL education expert has backed the findings of a Victorian Parliament report which states that homework has almost no academic benefits for primary school students. 

ARSON has been ruled out as investigators continue to examine the scene of a fire at a Cobar pub in which a firefighter died.

7AM

Welcome to the end of another week! 

A partly cloudy day is in store for us with isolated showers from the late morning until evening, so keep an umbrella handy.

If you have a news tip, community announcement or photo you would like to share this morning email it to sandra.parker@fairfaxmedia.com.au

Keep an eye on the clouds here: