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NEARLY TO THE DOOR: Advanced Hearing Solutions director Matthew O'Neill with the George and Howick street upgrade outside his premises. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

Roundabout upgrade is on worried business owner's doorstep

Jacinta Carroll

Hay fever is not confined to spring. Photo: file

You're not bleeding to death, it's just hay fever

Jackie Meyers

DEVOTED TO PEOPLE: Bathurst Citizen of the Year Genevieve Croaker has devoted much of her life to offering support for the less fortunate. Photo: SAM BOLT

Five decades of volunteering excellence for Genevieve Croaker

Sam Bolt

ONE YEAR ON THE JOB: Chifley's top cop, Supt Paul McDonald reflects on his first year on the job, based in Chifley Police District.

City's top cop reflects on Chifley Police District one year on

Jacinta Carroll

ELITE COMPANY: Former Bathurst High student Yasodai Selvakumaran is in the running for the $1 million Global Teacher Prize. Photo: SUPPLIED

Top teacher credits lessons learnt while at Bathurst High

Pallavi Singhal

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The Nationals target seniors in regional areas with $250 travel card

Sahil Makkar

IDEAL SPOT: A greenfield site close to Charles Sturt University and TAFE Western has been chosen to house the multi-million dollar facility.

Bathurst location named for Central Tablelands Collection Facility

Rachel Chamberlain

NOT HERE, THANKS: There is a growing trend of banning diners from using smart phones and tablets while in restaurants and cafes. Photo: FILE

Have you looked up from your phone to talk to who you're dining with?

Nadine Morton

Picturing the past as BMEC prepares to mark a milestone

Will it help? Coalition promises the moon to Central West voters

Feels Like Home: 4 Pryce Parade, Abercrombie

All charges dismissed in Bathurst child sexual abuse case

NEARLY TO THE DOOR: Advanced Hearing Solutions director Matthew O'Neill with the George and Howick street upgrade outside his premises. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

Roundabout upgrade is on worried business owner's doorstep

LOCATION: The childcare centre will be located at 23 Park Street, Eglinton.

Win for Eglinton families as childcare centre DA gets green light

MILESTONE: BMEC manager Stephen Champion and deputy mayor Bobby Bourke with programs from the centre's 20 years. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 022019cbmec1

Picturing the past as BMEC prepares to mark a milestone

After more than 400 days in rehab, Josh returns home | Photos

Our say | Seems less is more, more or less, for the Nats

PERFECT FAMILY HOME: This property offers a large block of land with a quality home that would be ideal for a family. Photos: DAVID ROMA

Feels Like Home: 4 Pryce Parade, Abercrombie

Bulls' cup defence brought to an end by Boundy, Grenfell-inspired Warriors Photos

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You're not bleeding to death, it's just hay fever

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The Get ‘Em Onside Podcast | Episode four: Wellington Cowboys

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Five decades of volunteering excellence for Genevieve Croaker

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Redbacks go into a critical cricket game

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Roundabout upgrade is on worried business owner's doorstep

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Bulls' cup defence brought to an end by Boundy, Grenfell-inspired Warriors Photos

Matt Findlay

RETURN: Matt Willis is play the opening week of Bathurst City's game against Rugby Union.

Redbacks go into a critical cricket game

Alexander Grant

FINALS APPROACH: Henry Shoemark and City Colts are locked in a tense battle for finals positions.

Top three is where team aims to stay

Alexander Grant

Bulls' cup defence brought to an end by Boundy, Grenfell-inspired Warriors Photos

NOTHING TO LOSE: Ryan Gurney and Centennials Bulls are looking to play the spoiler role for the remainder of the Bathurst District Cricket Association season.

Bulls out to cause Colts issues

Bradley Jurd

CRUNCH TIME: Brendan Pallier in the field for Rugby Union. Photo: PHIL BLATCH

One more win will do trick for Rugby

Alexander Grant

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The number of disappearing animal and plant species is rising, causing major food production issues.

UN: Future of food under 'severe threat'

Lin Taylor

NOT HERE, THANKS: There is a growing trend of banning diners from using smart phones and tablets while in restaurants and cafes. Photo: FILE

Have you looked up from your phone to talk to who you're dining with?

Nadine Morton

POWERFUL: Dolores puts the human face of domestic violence centre-stage. Producer and performer Millie Samuels is pictured. Photo: SUPPLIED

The arts column | Performing sisters tackle a difficult topic

Heidi Annand, BMEC

Five tips to have healthy teeth for life

Judith Whitfield

Transparency: Product review sites can tell you which companies are transparent about their customer service statistics to help you make an informed decision about which Telco provider to use.

When human contact makes all the difference

Emma Brown

COLOUR BURST: Capture the splendour of Japan’s autumnal colours on a 16-night cruise.

Fall in love with Japan on this autumn cruise

Geraldine Cardozo

Five tips to have healthy teeth for life

Anyone can shop at Catch, but by joining Club Catch you get even sweeter deals. Over 100,000 Australians are reaping the rewards - the country's largest online family.

Join the online club that offers real savings

Emma Brown

Over 200 years of heritage: Scots All Saints College is beginning the journey as a new College of academic excellence, unrivalled space and specialist facilities.

Stronger together

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PERFECT FAMILY HOME: This property offers a large block of land with a quality home that would be ideal for a family. Photos: DAVID ROMA

Feels Like Home: 4 Pryce Parade, Abercrombie

Rachel Chamberlain

Open houses in and around Bathurst from Thursday, February 21 to Sunday, February 24 | Videos, photos, map

Open houses in and around Bathurst from Thursday, February 14 to Sunday, February 17 | Videos, photos, map

Hay fever is not confined to spring. Photo: file

You're not bleeding to death, it's just hay fever

Jackie Meyers

DEVOTED TO PEOPLE: Bathurst Citizen of the Year Genevieve Croaker has devoted much of her life to offering support for the less fortunate. Photo: SAM BOLT

Five decades of volunteering excellence for Genevieve Croaker

Sam Bolt

CATHOLIC MEN’S BREAKFAST: Stannies Saturday, February 23 Mass 7.45am. Breakfast 8.00am Cost $7.00. For catering contact Ron Le Brocque 6331 1396, Jim Wood 6332 5829 and Terry McGowan 6331 7760. All welcome!!

Church Services | Men's breakfast at Stannies from 7.45am, all welcome

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Hay fever is not confined to spring. Photo: file

You're not bleeding to death, it's just hay fever

NEARLY TO THE DOOR: Advanced Hearing Solutions director Matthew O'Neill with the George and Howick street upgrade outside his premises. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

Roundabout upgrade is on worried business owner's doorstep

Jacinta Carroll

ONE YEAR ON THE JOB: Chifley's top cop, Supt Paul McDonald reflects on his first year on the job, based in Chifley Police District.

City's top cop reflects on Chifley Police District one year on

Jacinta Carroll

Bulls' cup defence brought to an end by Boundy, Grenfell-inspired Warriors Photos

CRAFT: Ian Tinetti is continuing the legacy his great grandfather Aquilino Tinetti began. Photo: Dylan Burns

Watch how Australia's famous cricket bats are made

SMILES: Tara Hohan, Jemma Rue and Paige Coppack.

Rugby League race day at Bathurst Harness Racing Club | Photos

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Throwback Thursday: Bathurst photos from February 2009

Photo: BATHURST OBSERVATORY RESEARCH FACILITY

Super full moon illuminates Bathurst's night sky | Photos

The 1.2 metre long reptile isn't venomous, and Jake Cullen said they are good at bluffing when they strike. Picture: Supplied by Taylah Honeman

Giant snake found on Junee man’s property a rare species

Jessica McLaughlin

An artist's interpretation of the sauropods that made tracks (18m and 11m).

95-million-year-old dinosaur tracks found in Qld

Derek Barry

ALL DRESSED UP: Joshua Turner and Gloria Swansborough, both from Wagga, Rex Morgan, Marlena and Brian Welch and Christopher Morgan. 021619cball1

Bowties and boas at the eighth Abercrombie House Ball | Photos

Parade | Take a trip back in time to the land before texting

FAREWELL: Julie Bishop MP and Prime Minister Scott Morrison in Parliament House on Thursday. Photo: DOMINIC LORRIMER

Our say | Departure lounge tells story as election looms

POWERFUL: Dolores puts the human face of domestic violence centre-stage. Producer and performer Millie Samuels is pictured. Photo: SUPPLIED

The arts column | Performing sisters tackle a difficult topic

Heidi Annand, BMEC

VULNERABLE: Assault an increasing fact of life in Australian nursing homes. Image: Shutterstock

Loophole sees aged care assaults unreported

Eileen Wood

COLOUR BURST: Capture the splendour of Japan’s autumnal colours on a 16-night cruise.

Fall in love with Japan on cruise

Geraldine Cardozo

‘I stopped breathing’: Water safety skills ‘vital’ for seniors

Geraldine Cardozo

Health Minister Greg Hunt says the rheumatic heart disease vaccine would "save countless lives".

Funding for RHD vaccine 'will save lives'

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Labor has promised to create a strategic Australian shipping fleet, if elected to federal government

Labor promises strategic fleet for Aust

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Cyclone Oma is moving away from the east coast, but dangerous surf conditions are still forecast.

Oma downgraded, moves away from Qld coast

A list of music festivals the NSW government deems as "high risk" has been released.

NSW govt releases high risk festival list

The federal government will impose default market prices for energy to reduce the cost of power.

Govt to impose default prices for energy

Eliza Berlage

Australia's ambassador to the US Joe Hockey is one of the top 20 shareholders in Helloworld.

Helloworld allegation 'nonsense': Hockey

Peter Mitchell, AAP US Correspondent

Hobart will receive $730 million from the federal government to help manage traffic congestion.

Hobart gets $730 million to ease traffic

One of the men who murdered Sydney nurse Anita Cobby in 1986 has died in a NSW prison.

'Good riddance': Anita Cobby killer dies

Dominica Sanda

The supreme Belted Galloway exhibit and overall supreme exhibit for the Galloway feature show went to 7 Hills Nutmeg.

Belted Galloway heifer takes out the Galloway feature show

Hannah Powe
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Judging the school's classes at the Royal Canberra Show

Check out the action from day two of sheep judging at Canberra | Photos

Stephen Burns

The senior and grand champion Poll Hereford female was awarded to Cloverlee Cherry Ripe K165 from the Cloverlee Poll Hereford stud.

All the results from the other beef breeds at Royal Canberra

Hannah Powe and Lucy Kinbacher

IS THIS the best Greek restaurant in Melbourne? You'll have to try Philhellene yourself to find out.

Time to try living like a local in Melbourne’s west

Somewhere over the rainbow: Where to stay around the world this pride season

Tanya Murphy: “Now they can literally pull up my chatbot on their phones and ask away.”

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

There is a growing trend of banning diners from using smart phones and tablets while in restaurants and cafes. Photo: Shutterstock

Have you looked up from your phone to talk to dining companion?

Nadine Morton

The number of disappearing animal and plant species is rising, causing major food production issues.

UN: Future of food under 'severe threat'

Lin Taylor

TOP TIP: While both kitchens and bathrooms sell houses, choosing to spend more in the cooking area will improve your tax outcome.

How to renovate your investment property