Jousting knights and popular band Lime Cordiale moved a step closer to performing in Orange next year after Tuesday night's Orange council meeting.
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Council agreed to support plans for the World Jousting Championships and the Squeeze Music Festival by placing both on public exhibition.
While both events are expected to bring tourists to the city and provide economic benefits they will require extensive council funding and support.
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Council also agreed to place a masterplan for the upgrading of Lake Canobolas on public exhibition.
It features improvements including a visitor centre, boat shed and boardwalks for the lake precinct.
Council also approved street closures for Sunday's COVID-19 affected Anzac Day march.
Entry to Robertson Park for both the Dawn and main services require people to apply for tickets with many still available.
And council has backed moves to celebrate Orange's milestone 75th and 175th anniversaries this year with public events and commemorations.
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David Fitzsimons
I am a senior journalist at the Central Western Daily concentrating on council, government and real estate issues. Before moving to Orange I filled senior roles at the Daily Telegraph, Daily Telegraph-Mirror and the Daily Mirror in Sydney. They included being an editor, news editor, chief of staff and reporter.
I am a senior journalist at the Central Western Daily concentrating on council, government and real estate issues. Before moving to Orange I filled senior roles at the Daily Telegraph, Daily Telegraph-Mirror and the Daily Mirror in Sydney. They included being an editor, news editor, chief of staff and reporter.
