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Police investigating report wire found in apple, needles in strawberries

David Fitzsimons
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NOT WELCOME: Drugs hidden in balloons that were uncovered at Wellington jail on the weekend. Photo: CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW

Drugs, knife, bong and homemade taser: Jail visitors busted after blitz | Photos

URGENT NEED: Police Association of NSW Orange branch chairman Adam Piffarelli says Orange needs two specialist police officers to monitor paedophiles. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Police shortage: Call for more specialist officers to monitor paedophiles

Tanya Marschke

CELEBRATIONS: The Orange Naidoc Week march last year. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Leaders back Prime Minister's plan for a national Indigenous Day | Poll

David Fitzsimons

SAVING MONEY: Robi Whiteley (centre left) wants to cut down on her energy bills. She is pictured with fellow TAFE students Hasina Begum, Rahina Alijohar, Khondakar Ajanta, Somi Pourakbari and Anna Nikonova. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0925jkdollar1

Residents learn ways to stretch their dollar further | Photos

Danielle Cetinski

GOOD RESULTS: Charles Sturt University graduates get jobs quicker and have a higher starting salary than that national average, report shows. Photo: FILE

CSU graduates get jobs quicker and have a higher starting salary

Nadine Morton

SHARP SHOOTING SHOW: Year 5 and 6 students from Kinross Wolaroi School are performing in Best Shot, a musical by Romko Hordynsky at Orange Civic Theatre on Wednesday. Photo: SUPPLIED

Kinross Wolaroi School brings the wild west to town with school musical | PHOTOS

Councillors Beatty and Durkin.

Durkin remains Cabonne deputy mayor following election unopposed

Danielle Cetinski

$52 million to deliver free meningococcal vaccine to teens in region

DAY BY DAY | Shopping trolley breeding program is rolling along nicely this spring

Three’s a crowd: Intruder hovering as peregrine falcons await chicks | Videos

High school students receive peer support training to help others

Police investigating report wire found in apple, needles in strawberries

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NEXT CHAPTER: Chris Fuller, Catherine Biggers, Ian Barnes, Annette Collins, Mathew Radburn, Leonie Beileiter and Joanne Sharp.

MIND YOUR BUSINESS | Woolworths supermarket’s fresh look unveiled

CARING AND SHARING: "Members of the community I have spoken to have stated their top priority is that their loved ones be safe and well looked after," says Phil Donato.

MATTERS OF STATE | Royal Commission’s spotlight on aged care is long overdue

LET'S LOOK TO THE FUTURE: "If you let a service degrade, perception will perpetuate its demise," says Evan Goodman.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | It’s not just a rail line, it’s an incredible opportunity

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, September 29 | Videos, photos, map

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western daily from July, 1996.

When we ruled this city, July, 1996 - Part IV | Photos

Police investigating report wire found in apple, needles in strawberries

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Drugs, knife, bong and homemade taser: Jail visitors busted after blitz | Photos

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Police shortage: Call for more specialist officers to monitor paedophiles

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Leaders back Prime Minister's plan for a national Indigenous Day | Poll

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Residents learn ways to stretch their dollar further | Photos

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CSU graduates get jobs quicker and have a higher starting salary

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BEAMING: Andrew James was stoked to go home with his first CWAFL best and fairest in his first season in the competition. Photo: MAX STAINKAMPH.

Despite best and fairest win, James has his eyes on a higher prize

Max Stainkamph

STAR: Donalee Delahunty (left) was the CWAFL women's best and fairest, sitting alongside teammate Sarah Shackleton and coach Peter Neve. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

‘Just the driver’: Delahunty shocked by best and fairest win in debut season

Max Stainkamph

ON THE RUN: Rema’s Stone (pictured in blue) heads into the home straight, chasing first place off Shane’s World (pictured in red). Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

First victory in Central West for Rema’s Stone at Kennerson Park

Bradley Jurd

BEAMING: Andrew James was stoked to go home with his first CWAFL best and fairest in his first season in the competition. Photo: MAX STAINKAMPH.

Despite best and fairest win, James has his eyes on a higher prize

PAYNE RELIEF: Duntryleague's Robert Payne produced in the final nine holes of Sunday's Dubbo Open to take out his eighth title.

Payne’s love of Dubbo club continues as Duntry ace wins eighth open crown

Nick McGrath

TIGERS WINNERS: Gemma Gailey, Nate and Liam Constance and junior umpire of the year Dominic Gibson. Photo: SUPPLIED.

Constance brothers lead the Tigers’ charge at junior CWAFL awards

Max Stainkamph

SHARP SHOOTING SHOW: Year 5 and 6 students from Kinross Wolaroi School are performing in Best Shot, a musical by Romko Hordynsky at Orange Civic Theatre on Wednesday. Photo: SUPPLIED

Kinross Wolaroi School brings the wild west to town with school musical | PHOTOS

CATCH OF THE DAY: Nicholas Tarpey as Sebastian and Lenny Punch as Chef Louis for the upcoming production of The Little Mermaid. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN 0923cfmermaid4

Lenny gets the pot boiling ahead of OTC’s latest production

Danielle Cetinski

Hazelton: Flying high for airline reunion in Orange this weekend

David Fitzsimons

Committed to service: Consumer review and comparison website Canstar Blue highlighted Pennytel's longer-than-usual opening hours of its Australian call centre, and its streamlined mobile plans.

Value is more than price

Jen Walker, Advertiser content

Done deal: LendingPro specialise in vehicle loans and are able to give pre-approval before you begin looking so you know exactly how much you have to spend.

Get your vehicle loan working for you

Emma Brown

Picturesque: Set on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik's old town has served as the backdrop for many films and television shows and is full of history and adventure.

Cruise the Mediterranean’s medieval cities

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Committed to service: Consumer review and comparison website Canstar Blue highlighted Pennytel's longer-than-usual opening hours of its Australian call centre, and its streamlined mobile plans.

Value is more than price

GAME CHANGER: Sponsored content has changed the way successful businesses talk about themselves allowing them to be thought leaders in their fields.

How sponsored content has changed the way successful businesses talk about themselves

Emma Brown

TEAMWORK: The Content Studio works closely with its customers to create a campaign that will resonate with their audience.

Five ways the Content Studio can sell your unique story

Emma Brown

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, September 29 | Videos, photos, map

Central Western Daily

ROOM WITH A VIEW: Ashburton on Amaroo Road at Borenore is up for auction next month. Photo: Supplied

Spring fever: Rural property rise for region as rain brings colour to farms

David Fitzsimons

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY: 719 Amaroo Road is located just 15 minutes from Orange.

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | Luxury and 447 acres 15 minutes from town | Photos, map

Andrew Lotherington

Prostate Cancer support group meet to mark national awareness month

Central Western Daily

WAITING: Winnie is a sweet dog but will need an active owner who has experience with large breeds.

PET OF THE WEEK: Friendly dog seeking home with an active owner

SITTING PRETTY: Aurora Nail and Beauty Bar's Laura Wilson with Barnados Orange manager Eliza Gibson. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0912jkbarnardos1

Barnardos thanks its carers with manicure and morning tea

Danielle Cetinski

Prostate Cancer support group meet to mark national awareness month

FRIENDS AND FASHION: Swish Fashion manager Jeanine Ash trained in hairdressing and skin care but loves working in fashion. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

LOVE YOUR WORK | Jeanine loves working in fashion and meeting new friends

Tanya Marschke

PLENTY TO REMEMBER: Leslye Melville, Frank Higgins, Dorothea Higgins, Bruce Martin (back), Bill McAnulty, Tim Vivers, Elma Woolfe, Lyn Sparkes. PHOTO: CARLA FREEDMAN.

HISTORY TALKING | Working teaches up all great lessons

Helen McAnulty

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western daily from July, 1996.

When we ruled this city, July, 1996 - Part IV | Photos

OPENING DAY: Orange Cycle and Triathlon Club hosted its annual breaking of the ice on Sunday, the season-opener. Photos: CARLA FREEDMAN

Opening day: Piranhas brave chilly Gosling Creek waters to kick-off new season | Photos

BOWEN'S SHEARING: Lilly Wills, Jack Fardell, Ella Turner 0920jkbowen13

Out and about in Orange – September 19-21 | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the Central Western Daily's archives from September, 2004.

Throwback Thursday - September, 2004, Part II | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from September, 1993.

When we ruled this city, September, 1993 - Part II | Photos

BIRTHDAYS: Maddy Moore, Lilly Fields, Paige Moore. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0916jkbdays3

Out and about in Orange – September 15 | Photos

David Fitzsimons

PARMA FOR A FARMER: Meisha Longley-Large, Tomi Muggleton, Ellie Bell. PHOTO: JUDE KEOGH

Out and about in Orange – September 10 – September 14 | Photos

GENEROUS DAY OUT: Yeoval Central School principal Nicole Bliss with students Sydney Tremain, Destiny Armstrong and Caleb McClure, Orange High School principal Chad Bliss and students Elijah Smyth, Eliza Owens and Lucy Johnston. 0914jkohs9

Orange High School’s act of kindness gives relief to drought-affected students | Photos

Tanya Marschke

CARING AND SHARING: "Members of the community I have spoken to have stated their top priority is that their loved ones be safe and well looked after," says Phil Donato.

MATTERS OF STATE | Royal Commission’s spotlight on aged care is long overdue

Member for Orange Philip Donato

LET'S LOOK TO THE FUTURE: "If you let a service degrade, perception will perpetuate its demise," says Evan Goodman.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | It’s not just a rail line, it’s an incredible opportunity

Evan Goodman

THE CHAMPION: Young Witness editor Pete Guthrie with Cowra Eagles president Ian Robertson, and the now-famous pulled beef sandwich with the lot. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

#CANTEENCHAT: Cowra’s pulled beef masterpiece a lasting legacy as inaugural champion | Photos, video

Matt Findlay

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

SA pedophile to testify in freedom bid

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Man stabbed to death in Adelaide

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Sydney Theatre Company delayed investigating an actor's claims against Geoffrey Rush, a lawyer says.

Rush claims made in bar, court told

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Ex-NRL player Braith Anasta has avoided a conviction after admitting driving on a suspended licence.

Anasta pleads guilty to driving charge

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Nationals told farm visa plan won't work

Marnie Banger
1hr ago

Resources Minister Don Harwin has announced an end to gas exploration on the NSW Central Coast.

NSW Central Coast gas exploration ends

Hannah Higgins
2hrs ago

A man on a bicycle has robbed a McDonald's restaurant at gunpoint in Melbourne.

Man on bike holds up Melbourne Maccas

Melissa Iaria
2hrs ago

Scott Morrison has reignited debate on keeping the Australia Day public holiday on January 26.

Morrison back-pedals on indigenous day

Daniel McCulloch
2hrs ago

Hamilton Island’s Qualia … a taste of what’s available through A&K.

Six highlights in your travel week | 21 Sept

John Rozentals

Why high fashion and travel make perfect bedfellows

Burma Lane … a place to dazzle your tastebuds.

Undiscovered Melbourne still surprises and delights

John Rozentals

Samsung washing machines were one of the major recalls of 2017/2018. Photo Louie Douvis SMH

Unsafe products common

The Makers & Technology Festival brings people and ideas together for the workforce of the future. Image Shutterstock.

Skills steaming forward

Reducing tremor can make a world of difference on day-to-day function, increasing the patient’s ability to work [if they are still young] and to live life to the fullest.

Stop the shaking: options for brain injury-induced tremor

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