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ACTIVE CHALLENGE: Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Services director Jason Crisp is urging men to be more active. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1121jkhealth3

Run for your lives: Expert challenges men to keep active

David Fitzsimons

HELPING OUT: Volunteers Carolyn Fitzgerald, Debi Finlay and Dorothy Brown with patient, former Orange mayor, Tim Sullivan, at Orange hospital which is looking to have more volunteers. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1121jkvol1

Hospital calls for handy helpers with a behind the scenes tour

David Fitzsimons

WINNER: Canobolas Rural Technology High School will receive about $2.1 million in government funding.

Funding boost to assist 22 government schools in region

David Fitzsimons

HIGH FASHION: Amber Mastrangeli, Belinda Griffiths, Julie Graham and Julie Pont will make their vintage fashions available on Saturday. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Opp shop pop up gives fashionistas chance to feel as good as they look

TAFE ART: Ivy and Nicole Foxall were with John Kich. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Students art applauded at TAFE NSW end of year exhibition opening | Photos

NO MINE: Ken Dally is fighting mining near Mount Canobolas. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1108jkmining3

Mount Canobolas mining opponents sign off on petition to government

David Fitzsimons

Publican Tim Ireson outside the Ophir Hotel, which has been undergoing ernovations.

Ophir Hotel renovations approved when almost complete

Danielle Cetinski

NOT HAPPY: Offer of free turf was not geniune.

Council warning: take Facebook freebie offers with a `grain of salt’

Millthorpe assistant principal chosen to go back to leadership school

Huntley Berry open for family foraging, markets and music this weekend

Submit your photos in the 2018 Western Magazine Harvest Photo Competition

‘Great opportunity’: Councillor backs push to cut parking fines to $80 | Poll

ACTIVE CHALLENGE: Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Services director Jason Crisp is urging men to be more active. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1121jkhealth3

Run for your lives: Expert challenges men to keep active

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, November 24 | Videos, photos, map

OPPORTUNITIES: Your list of Central West companies hiring Christmas casuals this summer includes some of the biggest names in retail. Photo: FILE

Casual Christmas jobs: Who’s hiring to help you stay financially festive

Ex-Manly and Wests Tigers half Jack Littlejohn has linked with the Dragons for the 2019 Group 10 season.

Players on the move: Group 10 and Group 11 signings for 2019 | Photos

GRAPES OF MIRTH: Amanda Jarvie and Jen Kaye. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Out and about in Orange: November 16-17 | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from November, 1994.

When we ruled this city, November, 1994 - Part III | Photos

Run for your lives: Expert challenges men to keep active

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Hospital calls for handy helpers with a behind the scenes tour

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Funding boost to assist 22 government schools in region

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Opp shop pop up gives fashionistas chance to feel as good as they look

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Students art applauded at TAFE NSW end of year exhibition opening | Photos

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Mount Canobolas mining opponents sign off on petition to government

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UNBEATEN: Chris Tremain sends one down during Victoria's win over Tasmania, which keeps the Bushrangers on top of the table. Photo: AAP IMAGE/HAMISH BLAIR

Vics’ rookies back up Tremain’s incredible haul in final day Shield victory

Matt Findlay

OUTSTANDING: Every photo from the Classic Wallabies' visit to the region last week, which Matt Tink says is a timely reminder of the strength of rugby. Photos: JUDE KEOGH, MICHELLE COOK, MATT FINDLAY

Wallabies’ visit a ‘timely reminder’ connection to rugby is intact: Tink | Photos, videos

Matt Findlay

NEXT STEP: Jacky Lyden and Em McDonald, pictured at Central West's trials on Saturday afternoon, have been named in the Brumbies' training squad. Photos: MATT FINDLAY

McDonald, Lyden one step from Super W gig after answering Brumbies’ call | Photos

Matt Findlay

UNBEATEN: Chris Tremain sends one down during Victoria's win over Tasmania, which keeps the Bushrangers on top of the table. Photo: AAP IMAGE/HAMISH BLAIR

Vics’ rookies back up Tremain’s incredible haul in final day Shield victory

GOLF PARTY: Bec Bryden and Nat Clinghan enjoying themselves on the golf course during day four of the Eight Day Games. Photo: JUDE KEOGH.

Change at the top as Eight Day Games forges into second half of competition | Photos

Max Stainkamph

FORM: Daniel Hughes heads to Dubbo after making a century for NSW against Queensland in the most recent Sheffield Shield game. Photo: AAP/LUKAS COCH

Shield ton to No. 1: Hughes headlines Blues group for high-profile tour

Nick Guthrie

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SETTING THE STANDARD: Yvette Coppersmith's 'Self-portrait after George Lambert', which took top honours in the 2018 Archibald Prize. Photo: SUPPLIED

Archibald Prize’s best works to hang out at Orange Regional Gallery for months

ART SCHOOL: Alicia McDonell with some of the students' art ahead of Sunday's exhibition. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1116JKcleverness

Smart students of Cleverness Art School show off creative talents in exhibition

READY: Cooper Blowes, Zaidyn Crowe-Keevil, Connor Davis, Lauren Brown, Cruz Crowe-Keevil, Jade Blowes, Mel Roach, Abbey Roach, Lesley Eid and Elise Eid. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Grab your picnic rug for a starry night out with Hugh Jackman

David Fitzsimons

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SCOTTISH FLAIR: See the spectacular Royal Edinburgh Tattoo when the Celtic cruise stops in Scotland.

See the best of British and more on a Celtic cruise

No limits: Gerrard Gosens, pictured with Boss, has conquered Mount Everest, been to the Paralympics and competed in Dancing with the Stars. Photo: Supplied

Challenge the perceptions

Gerrard Gosens

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CELEBRATE: International Day of People with Disability is a great opportunity to break down barriers for the millions of Australians living with disability.

Let’s start a conversation

Michelle Allen

Christmas is a peak time for break and enters, and theft with opportunistic burglars tempted by homes filled with gifts and electronic equipment.

Make life tricky for thieves

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, November 24 | Videos, photos, map

WORTH A LOOK: Images of the historic homestead and property at 133 Frewin Road, Borenore. Photo: DOMAIN

180 acres of prime farming history to go under auctioneer’s hammer | Photos, video

Good time to invest in regional property and major shares says planner

David Fitzsimons

INUNDATED: An aerial shot of the flood that engulfed Nyngan in 1990. Photo: DAILY LIBERAL

HISTORY TALKING | Memories of a Central West disaster come flooding back

Helen McAnulty

READY TO TAKE HOME: Earl, a two-year-old mixed breed male, is available for adoption from the RSPCA Orange Shelter. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

PET OF THE WEEK | Right royal addition to your family is just waiting for you

NEXT FRONTIER: Cook Park may attract selfie tourism. PHOTO: JUDE KEOGH.

Tourists flock to see jacaranda trees, what’s the most selfie-worthy attraction in our city?

INUNDATED: An aerial shot of the flood that engulfed Nyngan in 1990. Photo: DAILY LIBERAL

HISTORY TALKING | Memories of a Central West disaster come flooding back

LONG SERVING: John Mills has volunteered in some form all of his working life. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1113jkrotary

GOOD GUY | Recently retired TAFE manager has more time for sustainability

WORK FROM HOME: Family Daycare means Kellie Ward can work with children and stay home with her daughter. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

LOVE YOUR WORK | Kellie Ward loves to watch children learn and grow

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from November, 1994.

When we ruled this city, November, 1994 - Part III | Photos

GRAPES OF MIRTH: Amanda Jarvie and Jen Kaye. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Out and about in Orange: November 16-17 | Photos

LOVE STORY: Back row: Mark Stacey, Holly Carter, Alex Paniz, Shakira Lutkie, Marcus Van Elk, Steven Heath, Jack Larson, Brittany Mason, Edward Tattersall, Jessica Tattersall, David White, Brenton Howard, Tito Jiminez, Adelaide Johnson, Ben Homer, Hope Ryan. Middle row: Keagan Wilson, Rikki Leigh-Nitto, Emma Turnbull, William Good. Front row: Chloe Pike, Jason Roberts, Madison Crossie, Angela Kilotat, Greg Dean, Melanie Yusef, Kyah Lucs, Brogan Perkins, Johnny Zarzour, Samantha Bartlett, Sheree Ryan, Brittany McCarthy, Ryan O’Connor and Alexandra Fincher. Photo: SUPPLIED

A Love Story unfolds inside ‘magical palace’ of deb ball | Photos

CANOBOLAS GRAD: Connie Beletic, Sarah Smith, Harry Pearce, Caitlin White and Pip Culverson. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Canobolas Rural Technology High School 2018 year 12 graduation ball | Photos

MIDWIVES AND MUMS: Chad and Chloe Evans and Annabel and Chloe Gray. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Out and about in Orange: November 11-15 | Photos

GRAD GLORY DAYS: Photos of Orange's Year 12 grad balls from 2013 and 2014.

Grad glory days: Orange's Year 12 grad balls - 2013 and 2014 | Photos

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: These baby notices were published in the Central Western Daily in November, 1997, which means the little boys and girls are now turning 21.

Look who's turning 21 this month ... baby photos from November, 1997 | Photos

FUN AND GAMES: Grace Wright and Hannah Amberge. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

James Sheahan students find ways to put the ‘fun’ in fundraising | Photos

A TRUE WANNABE: Matt Findlay has a laugh on Endeavour Oval's sideline with Classic Wallabies coach Gary Pearse (red cap). Photo: MICHELLE COOK

Sports bras and autographs: A barely-adequate prop's account of his (brief) time as a Wallaby | Photos

Matt Findlay

IN THE MIDDLE: Member for Orange Philip Donato isn't happy with the ice Inquiry launched by police commissioner Mick Fuller and premier Gladys Berejiklian.

MATTERS OF STATE | Action – not Inquiry – will reduce impact of ice epidemic

Member for Orange Philip Donato

OUR SAY | ‘Brazen’ or ‘opportunistic’? Either way, the result is heartbreaking

PROSTATE: Research shows some men would prefer to sacrifice survival odds rather than suffer the side-effects of prostate cancer treatment.

Prostate cancer: men trade-off survival for quality of life

Eileen Wood

Labor accused of ‘milking’ self-funded retirees

HEALTH CONCERN: More older people are drinking to hazardous levels. Image Pixabay.

Boomers the new ‘risky’ drinkers

Eileen Wood

Bill Shorten says backing the installation of more household battery systems helps lower power costs

Battery rebates in Labor power plans

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Thousands of indigenous girls will be mentored at school through a federal Labor government.

Labor promises girls' education help

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Vic leaders go head-to-head in TV debate

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Renae Lawrence released from Bali jail

Army bosses grilled on NT soldier's death

Greg Roberts

Bali Nine drug smuggler Renae Lawrence has been released after 13 years in Indonesian jails

Renae Lawrence's Bali snapshot

Melbourne tries to shake 'terror' tag

CBA chair defends Comyn appointment as CEO

Megan Neil

A bellowing good time on Scotland’s west coast

Rochelle Tubb

The exterior facade of the QT building is a mixture of old and new.

Being a tourist in my own city and seeing it in a whole new light

Scott McRae

Old bottles of madeira … richly flavoured and seductive.

Life is but a SeaDream

John Rozentals

ACTIVE CHALLENGE: Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Services director Jason Crisp is urging men to be more active. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1121jkhealth3

Run for your lives: Expert challenges men to keep active

David Fitzsimons

SUNDAY FUNDAY: Cargo Public School students get excited for the final village market for the year this weekend. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Plants, pie and plenty of Chrissy presents on offer at Cargo Village Markets

Alex Crowe

KIDDING AROUND: Tony Belmonte, Liam Hronsky and Jay Reed get the goats ready for family day at the farm. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Huntley Berry open for family foraging, markets and music this weekend

Alex Crowe