Western Advocate
Sunday, 3 December 2023
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Western Girls were too strong for Mudgee at Loco Oval.
Alexander Grant
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Our History
Beer was being sold for three pence per glass at the time.
Alan McRae
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There was a big crowd at Bathurst High on Saturday afternoon.
Bradley Jurd
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Jaydon Crawford and Kane Arriola at BLOCK Fest, which was held at Bathurst High on Friday, December 2. Picture by James Arrow
Our fetish for private schools is costing us taxpayers billions.
Garry Linnell
Some people genuinely believe in the superiority of elite same-sex education. Picture Shutterstock
A look at which Australia brands remained independent and local.
Anna Houlahan
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
There was only one outcome for the long-term crim: jail.
Jay-Anna Mobbs
Bathurst Courthouse, where Allan James Dixon was sentenced on November 27, 2023. File picture
Photos
Rugby have earned their first points of the BOIDC season.
Alexander Grant
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'Use your smarts for good, not silliness,' the magistrate said.
Court Reporter
Bathurst Courthouse, where Paiten Wise was sentenced on November 22, 2023. Picture by James Arrow
Raglan's Ralph Cameron Oval was the host of the colour run.
Bradley Jurd
Check out all the photos from the night.
Jacinta Carroll, Bradley Jurd
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Norbu Gyatso, Kirsty Hanrahan and Ethan Hoffman-Price.
'I think this man is the best man for the job.'
Amy Rees
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Danny Dwyer shakes hands with incoming chief executive officer Brendan Micallef.
It is the news ticket-holders have been dreading.
Bradley Jurd
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Action from VANFEST when it was originally held in Forbes. Picture file
Watch
The first 'Going Nuts in the Bush' event was a great success.
Alise McIntosh
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Photovoice project will be on display at the Riverside Markets.
Alise McIntosh
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Social Futures staff Caitlin Bennett, Drew Churches and Sam Thompson with some of the pictures that will be on display as part of Photovoice. Picture by Alise McIntosh
The Central West Track Open is headed to town on Saturday.
Bradley Jurd
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The court heard the man had no prior drug matters on his record.
Court Reporter
Bathurst Courthouse, where Ryan Tindall was sentenced on November 22, 2023. Picture by James Arrow
The village hopes people make the trip in the lead up to Christmas.
Rachel Chamberlain
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People walking through the village of Millthorpe at night. Pictures supplied

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Western Girls were too strong for Mudgee at Loco Oval.
Alexander Grant
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Rugby have earned their first points of the BOIDC season.
Alexander Grant
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Lachlan Coad slaps this delivery away in Saturday's win against Orange City. Picture by James Arrow.
'I think this man is the best man for the job.'
Amy Rees
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Danny Dwyer shakes hands with incoming chief executive officer Brendan Micallef.
The vote to include two new teams was 'almost unanimous'.
Dominic Unwin
Cowra Magpies and Blayney Bears will field first grade and league tag teams in the 2024 Woodbridge Cup. Pictures from file
NEWS FROM AROUND THE NSW REGIONS
Connections after Father Rick after winning the Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase. Picture supplied
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It has a guide nearly $2 million more than she paid in 2018.
Jen Melocco
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The grounds boast a sauna overlooking the dam, outdoor baths and a six-person bunker.
Hamish Geale
Gordon Cuff and Susie Aulich have owned The Trig for the past 16 years. Pictures supplied
CJTS: They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky.
Alise McIntosh
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'It's sort of a mini version ... of the School Spectacular.'
Alise McIntosh
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Students Nic Fraser, Belinda Baker, Mikaila Ware, Olivia Thomas and Evalyne Blencowe with music teacher Chris Kierney get a sneak peak of the 2023 Mural for Blockfest.
"I feel great, I feel very smart, I feel like I'm the best.'
Alise McIntosh
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Ameer Al-Zubaidi from Scots All Saints College was the year 5 Newcastle Permanent Primary School Mathematics Competition. Picture by Alise McIntosh
This year's Christmas Markets will be one of the biggest in years.
Nick McGrath
Amber Thackeray at the 2019 Millthorpe Markets, held before COVID impacts. Picture by Carla Freedman
Some great, and very unique, events are coming up in Bathurst.
Maryanne Jaques,
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Adam Deusien in Triceratop, Jack Mundy exhibition at Kandos Museum, and Gabbi Bolt in The War on 2023. Picture supplied
With a focus on sustainable cruising, Hurtigruten Expeditions is helping people to experience one of the world's most beautiful and pristine regions - Antartica.
Rosie Ryan
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This revolutionary company is transforming the sector, taking the industry by storm.
Collar® Group is transforming the recruitment sector and taking the industry by storm. Picture supplied by Collar
Forget about the stress of buying the perfect gift this Christmas.
Jake the White Lion visits guests during their dinner in the uShaka Lodge Dining Room. Picture supplied
Exercise is essential for our dogs but mental stimulation is vital too.
Rosie Ryan
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Well-designed enrichment toys like PetSafe's Chompin Chicken are crucial for a dog's health and happiness. Picture supplied
The innovative cruise operator's mission is to provide the ultimate sense of freedom for its sea and culture seeking travellers, with no schedule to follow but your own.
Cruising the dazzling Amalfi Coast with Norwegian Escape. Picture supplied
2MCE volunteers range from 15 years old to over 90 years old.
Rebecca Wotzko
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The first 'Going Nuts in the Bush' event was a great success.
Alise McIntosh
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Housing Plus staff were dressed in their orange attire for the 'Going Nuts in the Bush' event, with senior constable Robert Punnett.
Photovoice project will be on display at the Riverside Markets.
Alise McIntosh
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Social Futures staff Caitlin Bennett, Drew Churches and Sam Thompson with some of the pictures that will be on display as part of Photovoice. Picture by Alise McIntosh
Demand for Christmas hampers in Bathurst has exceeded supply.
Rachel Chamberlain
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HopeCare's Cheryl Blackwell with stock and hampers that have already been packed. Picture by James Arrow
Photos from the Queen Scout Award Ceremony for Justin Laver.
Alise McIntosh
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Sharon Laver with her son Justin Laver and Andrew Gee MP. Picture supplied
Western Girls were too strong for Mudgee at Loco Oval.
Alexander Grant
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There was a big crowd at Bathurst High on Saturday afternoon.
Bradley Jurd
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Jaydon Crawford and Kane Arriola at BLOCK Fest, which was held at Bathurst High on Friday, December 2. Picture by James Arrow
There was only one outcome for the long-term crim: jail.
Jay-Anna Mobbs
Bathurst Courthouse, where Allan James Dixon was sentenced on November 27, 2023. File picture
Rugby have earned their first points of the BOIDC season.
Alexander Grant
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Lachlan Coad slaps this delivery away in Saturday's win against Orange City. Picture by James Arrow.
This dark Australian comedy-drama has laughs and pathos.
Cris Kennedy
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This Australian film is a character study about a handful of folk living on the fringes. Picture supplied
Beer was being sold for three pence per glass at the time.
Alan McRae
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We have to turn our outrage into action to build a safer country.
Katy Gallagher
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Half of our nation is not as safe as its counterparts. Picture Shutterstock
2MCE volunteers range from 15 years old to over 90 years old.
Rebecca Wotzko
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Volunteers Miao Li and Chris Bacon sitting behind the 2MCE panel. Picture supplied
Chao Phraya is a gateway to the living history of the Thai capital.
Narina Exelby
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Kotor is Montenegro's picturesque capital set amid mountains.
Visit this gem of an island in the Adriatic as part of a cruise
K'gari stuns with its ancient forests and crystal waters.
Carrie Hutchinson
Shifting sands: This gorgeous island in Queensland is on the move
Plus, get a 15 per cent discount on a cruise in the Arctic.
Which stretch of sand inspires your summer-travel imagination?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
The ultimate city beach showdown - Bondi v St Kilda
From a family-friendly resort to luxe digs, we have you covered.
Akash Arora
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Crystalbrook Byron.
Just don't ask the bartender for a Toblerone.
Akash Arora
What's it like to drink - and eat - in the best bar in Australia?
Car Expert
You could be in for a long wait for Mercedes-Benz's most affordable SUV. Here are some other options to consider.
William Stopford
Volkswagen Amarok sales are picking up and the company expects to continue to see stronger monthly sales results as supply improves.
William Stopford
Volkswagen Amarok: Australian supply improving
Used vehicle inventories are at their healthiest since 2020, contributing to cuts in prices bringing relief to cash-strapped households.
Mike Costello
Used car prices keep falling as market supply improves
The Toyota RAV4 is hybrid SUV king in Australia. The Honda CR-V e:HEV is coming for its crown – prepare for a royal rumble.
Scott Collie
Volkswagen has a raft of new product coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond, including its first electric vehicles and plenty of new nameplates.
William Stopford
Every new Volkswagen coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond
The Senior
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
Staff Reporter
Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo
The Land
Australian entertainer Jimmy Rees is set to take his 'Let's Get Regional' tour to Lismore in 2024.
Hayley Warden
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Here's 11 bush businesses that have you covered this Christmas.
Samantha Townsend
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Henry Siemer from Broken Hill proves you can wear the Sitting Bull Brumby shirt anywhere.
Find out what was making news this week.
Prices rally, red fire ants and a prototype buggy on the farm
Mount Kembla design studio also pays homage to its past.