Locals prepare for touch championships
Wed 24 Oct, 2012
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What do you think footy players do in the off-season? Cricket? Tennis? Lay on the couch? Not always. A lot actually play more footy. Touch footy that is. The rep season is underway, and it may be early days, but Orange is looking good.
Tigers up against Dragons
Fri 3 May, 2013
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A regular season undefeated streak stretching back nearly a year came to an end last week When Oberon Tigers upset Lithgow Workies in Group 10 Rugby League. The Tigers say they're still floating on cloud nine... And want to continue that form this
One Love
Fri 3 May, 2013
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Get your tie dyed t-shirts and dreadlocks ready.....Bob Marley is coming to Kandos. Yep you heard it.... the reggae king is being brought back to life. And the locals hope it will be a regular thing.
Manildra Film Festival
Fri 3 May, 2013
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What do you get when you add world class comedians, Short films, Some local wine, And an historic theatre? Organisers of a new comedy festival in Manildra are hoping it all adds up to a good night out.
Pigeon problem
Fri 3 May, 2013
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Environmentalists have labelled Bathurst regional councils new catch and kill strategy to tackle the city's pigeon program cruel.. And some don't even think it's working. More than a dozen businesses have signed up to have new pigeon traps installe
Drought package approved
Fri 3 May, 2013
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First: Providing centrelink style payments to farmers during dry times is part of a new national drought package. The nations agriculture ministers gathered in Sydney today, to give the scheme their tick of approval. It comes as farmers across the
Forbes industrial hub warms up
Fri 3 May, 2013
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It's the 27 million dollar industrial hub nobody wanted anything to do with. But things at Forbes Shire Council's empty industrial estate may have turned a corner With four blocks being snapped up in just a week.
New for Speed
Fri 3 May, 2013
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We're used to seeing serious speed along the top of Mount Panorama - but this next bunch do it on skateboards! Up to 90 kilometres an hour down Conrod Straight.. On nothing but a plank of wood and four wheels...