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HIGH HOPES: Great Western Hotel owner Matthew Hardman in the bistro. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Blend of old and new: Customer input invited on Great Western renovations | Photos

Danielle Cetinski
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TOP VINTAGE: Ross Hill Wines owner James Robson after his cellar door won a wine magazine award. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0402jkrosshill1

Best winery cellar doors in the Orange region are named | Video

David Fitzsimons

WHAT COULD BE: One of the masterplans for the North Orange sporting precinct which Orange City Council is seeking feedback about.

Sporting clubs and community groups asked what they require in $25m precinct

ON THE MEND: Mayor Reg Kidd examines an elm tree in Newman Park with beetle damage last year. 0116jkelm4

Inject, don't spray: Elm beetle insecticide safety all about how it's used

Danielle Cetinski

NOT HAPPY: Residents met on Monday night at the site of the proposed Housing Plus development in Lantana Place in North Orange.

Fears of falling house values as residents oppose housing complex

David Fitzsimons

CHEERS: David Swift, Liam Parton and Drew Tuckwell from Printhie Wines are celebrating a three-year deal with the NSW Swifts netball club. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Printhie Wines net swift wine partnership with NSW Swifts netball team

Tanya Marschke

HARD WORKING: Nathan Sutherland is now the psychologist at the Orange Aboriginal Medical Service. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN 0401cfoams1

'Hopefully it will inspire others': Psychologist Nathan takes inspiration in his stride

David Fitzsimons

COOKING FOR CURE: Lan Snowden will be up at the crack of dawn on Friday to prepare a fundraising breakfast at the Robin Hood Hotel. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Taking on a meaty issue: Lan's brekkies to help Cancer Council's cause | Video

Second invoice, different bank details: Police issue warning of new email scam

What you need to know ahead of Tuesday night's Federal Budget announcement

Canobolas chill proves a tough test for some in race to the top | Photos

Curtains, TV, toaster, stolen from house, tools stolen from car, tyres slashed

HIGH HOPES: Great Western Hotel owner Matthew Hardman in the bistro. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Blend of old and new: Customer input invited on Great Western renovations | Photos

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Joseph Ualesi has linked with Orange CYMS ahead of the 2019 Group 10 season.

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

Police investigate yet another stolen and burnt-out car | Photos, map

80S NIGHT: Simone Thompson, Meg Vickery and Sallie Kairaitis. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

OUT AND ABOUT IN ORANGE | Parties and events from March 24-30 | Photos

JUBILATION: Who will claim the CWAFL premiership in 2019? Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

CWAFL season 2019 preview: All clubs, predicted ladder, players to watch

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from April, 1995.

WHEN WE RULED THIS CITY | April, 1995 - Part II | Photos

Blend of old and new: Customer input invited on Great Western renovations | Photos

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Best winery cellar doors in the Orange region are named | Video

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Sporting clubs and community groups asked what they require in $25m precinct

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Inject, don't spray: Elm beetle insecticide safety all about how it's used

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Fears of falling house values as residents oppose housing complex

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Baker waiting to see if the Boot fits before committing to feature defence

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READY TO GO: Greg Ryan rode Miss Invincible to victory for Bjorn Baker in last year's Wellington Boot. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

Baker waiting to see if the Boot fits before committing to feature defence

Nick Guthrie

Trio of goalscorers help Mariners jag big win over Lions FC

Max Stainkamph

All the action from Sir Neville Howse Stadium on Saturday night. Photos by JUDE KEOGH

Improved Eagles out-muscled by Illawarra in 'tough contest': Selwood | Photos

Max Stainkamph

READY TO GO: Greg Ryan rode Miss Invincible to victory for Bjorn Baker in last year's Wellington Boot. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

Baker waiting to see if the Boot fits before committing to feature defence

THUMBS UP: Ben Anderson after claiming a gold medal in Brisbane over the weekend. Photo: SUPPLIED

Brilliant Benji: Anderson completes dream track season with Nationals gold

Max Stainkamph

GOLD: Freya Neville, Bridgette Yeomans, Lucy Jenkins and Istabelle Scammell after claiming gold, with Jetta Kennett out of shot. Photo: Rowing Australia/Delly Carr

Medal tally ahead of schedule as Kinross storm into third place at championships

Max Stainkamph

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With Dance for Cancer tickets on sale, here's the 2018 highlights and 2019 contenders

READY TO ROLL: Katrina Smith, Erica Eccleston, Rebekah Livermore, Carolyn Egan, Sue Bonar, Aiden Sugden and Adam Williams in training at the velodrome. Photo: supplied

Cycle club member to set rider's pace for 170km Newcrest Challenge

Alex Crowe

READY TO PLAY: The purple and black teams of LiveBetter players will play a game of league tag in front of up to 10,000 people on Saturday night. Photo: SUPPLIED

'A dream come true': LiveBetter teams ready to wow NRL crowd at Carrington Park

Keeping your loved-ones close across the world

Emma Brown

VERTO CEO Ron Maxwell says that the whole team are driven by their desire to change lives by providing services that help people obtain the confidence, skills and qualifications they need to gain employment.

How big business can help small towns make a difference in Australia

Kathryn Carter

The beautiful Maldives: In the Maldives the group will cruise some of the region's most spectacular islands, taking in pristine beaches and abundant wildlife. This is sponsored content from Travelrite.

Seychelles, Maldives and Andaman Islands make for the holiday of a lifetime

Keeping your loved-ones close across the world

Marvel at the lost city of Machu Picchu, a 15th-century Inca citadel, located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru, on a mountain ridge 2,430 metres above sea level.

Ready for a cool change?

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Click here to view the Great Central West Guide.

Be a tourist in your own backyard

Andrew Lotherington

FEATURED PROPERTY: 88 Diamond Drive. Photo: DOMAIN

Open houses in Orange on Saturday, April 6 | Photos, videos, map

UP FOR SALE: Benchmark real estate director Nigel Staniforth outside the closed Five Ways Uniting Church which is up for auction. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0328jkfiveways1

A religious conversion: Five Ways church for sale as home or accommodation | Photos

David Fitzsimons

WORTH A LOOK: Images of 36 Rosella Place. Photo: DOMAIN

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | 15 kilometres and a million miles away | Video, photos

Andrew Lotherington

1930: The Railway Hotel makes an impressive sight for thirsty rail travellers. Photo: ANU/Noel Butlin Archives

PUBS FROM THE PAST | End of the line for the Terminus Hotel | Photos

David Fitzsimons

NEW HOME NEEDED: Tank is one of the pets up for adoption at Orange's RSPCA shelter. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0329jkpet

PET OF THE WEEK | Tank you in advance for bringing me into your family | Video

SUPPORTING: Tracey Press (in the purple) with teachers and students at Orange East Public School. Photo: MAX STAINKAMPH

Press-ing issue for East Orange Public School's Tracey Press at Relay for Life

Max Stainkamph

1930: The Railway Hotel makes an impressive sight for thirsty rail travellers. Photo: ANU/Noel Butlin Archives

PUBS FROM THE PAST | End of the line for the Terminus Hotel | Photos

TAKING THE SHOT: Manfred Homann from Orange on the green during Tuesday's competition. 0326jkcroquet5

Original rules considered best at croquet carnival | Photos

Danielle Cetinski

ACTIVE: Jack's looking for a home. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

PET OF THE WEEK: Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack's going to be an active boy

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from April, 1995.

WHEN WE RULED THIS CITY | April, 1995 - Part II | Photos

80S NIGHT: Simone Thompson, Meg Vickery and Sallie Kairaitis. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

OUT AND ABOUT IN ORANGE | Parties and events from March 24-30 | Photos

Just a little bit different: The most unusual AirBNB listings in the Central West | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the Central Western Daily's archives from March, 2003.

THROWBACK THURSDAY | March, 2003 - Part II | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A collection of photos from the pages of the Central Western Daily from April, 1995.

WHEN WE RULED THIS CITY | April, 1995 - Part I | Photos

CYMS LAUNCH: Tori Moore, Elise Garlick and Chris Grevsmuhl. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

OUT AND ABOUT | The parties and events in Orange: March 17-23 | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photos from the Central Western Daily's archives from March, 2003.

Throwback Thursday: March, 2003 - Part I | Photos

THE WAY WE WERE: A collection of photos from the Central Western Daily in March, 1991.

When we ruled this city: March, 1991 - Part IV | Photos

FAMILY FAVOURITE: Central Western Daily reader Jenelle Price and her family have been using the Orange Ex-Services' Club's pool for many years. FILE PHOTO

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | My family has been lapping up the club's pool for decades

Jenelle Price

NATIONALS: Member for Calare Andrew Gee, Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack, Member for Bathurst Paul Toole, and NSW Nationals leader and Deputy Premier John Barilaro. Photo: KIRBY McPHEE PHOTOGRAPHY

OUR SAY | Nationals are looking left, but the threat is coming from the right

HIGHLY VALUED: Central Western Daily reader Lindy Glover penned this letter to the editor about residents protesting social housing projects being built in their neighbourhoods. FILE PHOTO

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Standing in defence of those that value property value

Lindy Glover

End-of-life doula Helen Callanan

Doulas provide support for the dying

Eileen Wood

ON REFLECTION: Simon Cullen with the Lookinglass artifical intelligence mirror.

AI mirror monitors Parkinson’s signs

BE SAFE: If you find it is too tricky or unsafe to fit a smoke alarm yourself, contact your nearest Fire and Rescue NSW station for advice.

Be alarmed about fire risk

Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has slammed the Morrison budget handed down on Tuesday.

No budget plan to lift wages: Labor

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The federal budget at a glance

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's budget speech in full

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Women have been the big winners in sports funding in this year's federal budget,

Women the big winners in sports funding

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has pitched the coalition as responsible economic managers in the budget.

No-losers budget aimed right at voters

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Campaigns to fight domestic violence will be boosted by $328m in the federal budget.

Domestic violence action gets boost

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Australia's public broadcasters will get more than $4b in funding over the three years.

Public broadcasters get $4 billion

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Daphne Dunne, a grandmother who met Prince Harry three times and his father once, has died aged 99.

Australian royal watcher Daphne Dunne, 99, dies

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Light restocker heifers were in demand at Armidale on Monday.

Weaner steers to $957 at Armidale

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Car win for 13yo Colleambally shooter

Sally Cripps
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Landmark agents sell young cattle supporting the annual Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service "Tag-a-Calf" fundraiser tallying $3000-plus. Photo. Michelle Mawhinney.

Rescue helicopter gains $3000

Mark Griggs

Stokes Hill … cheese, wine and a spectacular sunset.

Get 'lost' in South Australia's Flinders Ranges

John Rozentals

Seven minimalist properties around the world to inspire travellers to de-clutter their lives

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

PUPPY EYES: No matter how cute and pleading they look, don't give in to your dog's request for a piece of the Easter egg stash. Give them their own suitable treat while you hunt for chocolate treasures.

Chocolate is a big no-no

Chenelle Tregannon

UNDER PRESSURE: The causes of stress are common and diverse, including pressure from a job, such as being overloaded with work or having a difficult boss.

How to manage stress in life and work

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Happy 110th birthday: Agnes 'Nessie' Kluckhenn, right, and her 'baby' sister Williamina, 95. Photo: Eddie Jim

She's likes a drop of whisky and is a 'chocoholic': Nessie, aged 110

Carolyn Webb