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‘I’ll smash you with this’: Axe attack threat not followed through

CURTAIN CLOSE: Nicola Jones, Frankie Reid, Ruth Morgan, Lyndall Scott, Birgit Loecker, Andrew Baker ahead of the Colour City Chamber Orchestra's last show for the year. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1108jkmusic1

Pereira collaborates with chamber orchestra to present its 2018 finale

Alex Crowe

My Health Record: what is it, and the case for opting in – or out

SENTENCED: Caleb Pholi was warned to be careful around alcohol.

Birthday boy tests police patience after ignoring orders not to enter hotel

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

LIFT OFF: Codey Roach heads for the harbour as Clinton Blackmore, Ben Thompson and Mathew Reynolds look on. Photo: Brett Hemmings / Red Bull

Sausage flying bid ends in a wet and wild harbour dunking | Video

David Fitzsimons

CREATIVE KIDS: The art of Andrew Norris, Nicole Foxall and Kristyn Curtin will be displayed at TAFE's March Street gallery until November 23 following an official opening on Saturday. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1113jktafe1

Future stars final body of work on show in TAFE NSW exhibition

Alex Crowe

Government official reprimands Duffy after failure to apologise for misconduct

Danielle Cetinski

Get your child’s immunisation history or else face risk of exclusion: health authority

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

BUNNINGS SNAG: A new rule could change how you enjoy your Saturday morning sausage

Police pursuit offender tells police she 'just wanted to get the car home'

‘I’ll smash you with this’: Axe attack threat not followed through

After a year playing at Tigertown, Ben McAlpine will return to Orange CYMS in 2019

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

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, November 17 | Videos, photos, map

FIGHT NIGHT: Amy Caughlan, Layne Peters and Maddy Caughlan. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Out and about in Orange: November 5-10 | Photos

OUR SAY | We’re not interested in making ourselves part of the Gee story

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 II | Photos

‘I’ll smash you with this’: Axe attack threat not followed through

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Pereira collaborates with chamber orchestra to present its 2018 finale

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My Health Record: what is it, and the case for opting in – or out

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Birthday boy tests police patience after ignoring orders not to enter hotel

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Para-athletes funding boost of $1 million

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

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Kurt Fearnley has welcomed the significant boost to para-sport funding.

Para-athletes funding boost of $1 million

Adrian Warren

CUTTING EDGE: Bathurst's Blayde Burke slashes one of over point in Mitchell's under-12 win on Sunday. Photo: ANDREW FISHER

Two out of three ain’t bad as Mitchell goes close to Inter-Council clean sweep

Alexander Grant

GROW THE GAME: Former Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore is pumped to lead the Classics side in Saturday's showdown with Central West. Photo: AAP/DAN PELED

Backs for Moore: Wallabies legend spruiks return to green and gold out wide | Photos, videos

Matt Findlay

Kurt Fearnley has welcomed the significant boost to para-sport funding.

Para-athletes funding boost of $1 million

SILVER LINING: Orange 1 finished second in division two at the Hockey NSW Indoor Men's Masters Championship last weekend. Photo: HOCKEY NSW

Orange claims silver after recovering from tournament-opening defeat

Matt Findlay

IN FULL SWING: Duntryleague teenager James Conran.

Conran solid over weekend rounds to finish NSW Open among leading amateurs

SOMBRE: City of Orange RSL sub-branch vice-president Chris Colvin stands with the WWI honour roll. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1109jkrem1

Everything you need you know for Sunday’s Remembrance commemorations

Danielle Cetinski

IN THE DARK: The Environmentally Concerned Citizens of Orange are holding a smart energy workshop for residents next week. Photo: FILE PHOTO

EARTH FIRST | Smart energy workshop to level playing field with power companies

Nick King

PAYING THEIR RESPECTS: Cudal Public School students in front of the poppy blanket at the viallge's war memorial. Photo: SUPPLIED

Handcrafted poppies to form poignant focal point to village’s Remembrance Day

Keep connected: While Australia is huge and mobile black spots exist, resellers like Pennytel with their constantly improving network coverage, are helping to give customers flexibility and value with their mobile plans.

Keep in touch at all times

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

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

Keep connected: While Australia is huge and mobile black spots exist, resellers like Pennytel with their constantly improving network coverage, are helping to give customers flexibility and value with their mobile plans.

Keep in touch at all times

A sunset bath in Botswana is enjoyed by a pair of elephants

An exhilarating brush with danger in deep Botswana

Jennie Dicker

STEM: The curriculum review will include a greater focus on the basics including English, maths and the sciences.

Curriculum under review

Open houses in and around Orange on Saturday, November 17 | Videos, photos, map

Cargo Road property attracts attention on Domain featured site | Photos, video

WORTH A LOOK: The Central Western Daily's latest House of the Week. Photo: DOMAIN

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | Living areas with sunset views of Mount Canobolas | Photos

Andrew Lotherington

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

READY FOR RE-HOMING: Mother cat Ella was dumped at a pound with her babies and is ready to find her own home.

PET OF THE WEEK | Ella was abandoned with her kittens but is ready to find a home

ORIGINAL: A copy of the Orange song 'We're on the Move'. Photo: FACEBOOK

‘Everything you need is here in Orange’: Disagree? Too bad, it’s on the record

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

ARTIST: Sculptor Glenn Hoyle will be exhibiting his work at the Rogue Show at the Parkview Hotel from 3.30pm-9pm on Friday. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

LOVE YOUR WORK | Uniting sculpture and metal work is Glenn’s passion

David Fitzsimons

WORDS OF WARNING: The child's note to her parents. Photo: FACEBOOK

DAY BY DAY | Brutal honesty in child’s somewhat ominous note to her parents

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 II | Photos

FIGHT NIGHT: Amy Caughlan, Layne Peters and Maddy Caughlan. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Out and about in Orange: November 5-10 | Photos

A CENTURY ON: Ivy Kitchen, Keith Dunn, Vicki Hartley, Peleena Street and John Kitchen. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Back to the good old days: Hundreds turn out for 1918 re-enactment | Photos, video

LEST WE FORGET: Images from Sunday's Remembrance Day service at Robertson Park's Cenotaph. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN

Another day to remember: Powerful tribute a century on from WWI’s end | Photos, video

FIRST DAYS OF SCHOOL: The kindergarten class photos published in the Central Western Daily in 2006.

Their first steps: Orange’s 2018 year 12 students as kindergarten kids | Photos

WELCOME TO THE WORLD: The beautiful boys and gorgeous girls published in the pages of the Central Western Daily in October.

Hello World: October, 2018 | Photos

GRAD GLORY DAYS: Photos of Orange's Year 12 graduation balls between 2010 and 2012.

Grad glory days: Orange's Year 12 grad balls - 2010 to 2012 | Photos

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

Throwback Thursday - November, 2003, Part I | Photos

TAKE CARE: One of the biggest dangers in summer is found in some of our backyards.

OUR SAY | Let’s do all we can to avoid the fatal flaw to fun in summer’s sun

GREAT DAY: "A big thank to all the folk who came along dressed in period dress, the pre-1918 cars, the staff of OCC, and the staff of OCTEC," Reg Kidd with wife Kerry.

MAYORAL MATTERS | City abuzz with visitors, awards and open gardens

Orange mayor Regg Kidd

OUR SAY | Louder and longer discussions are required on domestic violence

SORE SUBJECT FOR SENIORS: From November 1 anyone aged 50 or over will have to visit a specialist to be referred for an MRI scan on a sore or injured knee.

Over 50s denied GP-referred knee MRI scans

Eileen Wood

BEST SHOT: Wilma Perkins competes in shot put - one of seven events in the heptathlon - at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Malaga, Spain. Photo: World Masters Athletics

Golden girls reign in Spain

Geraldine Cardozo

Win a NZ Holiday

Scott Morrison has met with Joko Widodo in a bid to rescue a free trade agreement.

Morrison attempts to mend diplomatic rifts

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It's nearly 10 years since the Black Saturday fires with Kinglake one of the places hardest hit.

Countdown to Black Saturday a decade on

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New Zealand enters sausage sizzle debate

Morrison raises sticky India sugar stoush

Groote Eylandt in the NT will design and run government-funded services under a new agreement.

NT hands power to Groote Eylandt clans

Greg Roberts

Researchers suspect baby brain may affect people going through other life changes.

Baby brain could stretch beyond mums-to-be

Christine McGinn

Jesse Ray Hooker has been fined $4000 for stealing a baby meerkat from Perth Zoo.

Perth Zoo meerkat thief thought 'cool pet'

Rebecca Le May

Security guard Shadi has spoken about being stabbed during the Bourke Street attack.

Stabbed guard speaks on Melbourne terror

Christine McGinn

A bellowing good time on Scotland’s west coast

Rochelle Tubb

Old bottles of madeira … richly flavoured and seductive.

Life is but a SeaDream

John Rozentals

The Sebel Melbourne Malvern … 17 floors with 86 apartments.

Six highlights in your travel week | 12 Nov

John Rozentals

Where's my waste: This year’s theme for National Recycling Week, From Waste Wars to Recycling Reboot, aims to resolve some of the confusion surrounding Australia’s waste.

The truth about recycling

BUNNINGS SNAG: A new rule could change how you enjoy your Saturday morning sausage

Grace Ryan

A 2013 comprehensive review of the literature on the effect of bariatric surgery on cancer outcomes suggested that the surgery did reduce cancer risk, particularly for breast and endometrial cancer in individuals who had been obese prior.

Does bariatric surgery reduce cancer risk?

Healthshare

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