Dr Jean Littlewood, a dedicated GP from Wellington Hospital, has been honored with the Rural Doctor in Training of the Year Award, recognizing her exceptional contributions to rural health and advocacy for junior doctors.
Central West-based employee training not-for-profit, Skillset – along with Dubbo’s bush rail transport group, UGL – celebrated gongs at the recent Apprentice Employment Network (AEN) NSW & ACT Awards, held in Sydney.
Jailyn Webb, a Smiggle store manager, dreams of experiencing Japan's springtime beauty, reflecting her appreciation for art and culture in her personal and professional life.
Kevin Sullivan is officially a nonagenarian, celebrating his 90th birthday recently at Wellington Bowling Club with family and friends.
Dubbo Photo News wishes Kevin a happy birthday and a wonderful year ahead.
Dubbo chef Toby Rouse dreamed of one day owning his very own establishment. That dream has come to fruition this week with the grand opening of Goldie's Cafe and Bistro on Macquarie Street.
The Gilgandra CWA reflected on a year filled with community service and generosity at their recent annual general meeting, highlighting their contributions to local events and support for various causes.
The grand old bush charity Royal Far West (RFW) — whose volunteers are traditionally seen around Christmas-time selling tickets for their famous yuletide raffle — is coming to the Central Tablelands next year.
Orana Mall is not only home to some of the best retail, service, and hospitality providers in the Central West, it is also now home to Australia’s best pharmacist, in local girl made good Lisa Gibson.
Residents of Dubbo and Narromine may see an aircraft flying unusually low overhead this week as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) carries out important flight path safety checks.
Danish Hussar, trained by Allan McRae, led most of the way to clinch victory in the 1600 metres QUBE Agri-Dandy Cup at Narromine, thrilling a large crowd on a vibrant spring racing day.
The Dubbo Ducks hosted Sydney's Harbord Diggers in a heated swim meet, showcasing fierce competition and camaraderie. The Ducks emerged victorious in the relay, edging out their rivals by a mere fraction of a second.
Dubbo Rotary Clubs partner with Devils Hollow Brewery for a Melbourne Cup Calcutta Night, aiming to raise funds for local groups like Pink Angels and the Dementia Choir on November 3.
Australia's private health insurers face scrutiny as a federal watchdog reports a spike in consumer complaints and "phoenixing" practices, prompting calls for urgent government intervention and stricter oversight from medical professionals.
A new virtual care program is helping sick children recover at home, reducing hospital stays and easing stress for families. The initiative is expanding statewide, with Dubbo among the areas being assessed.
Narromine Shire Council is upgrading the Trangie Waste Landfill into a state-of-the-art waste transfer station, enhancing waste management practices and aligning with NSW's sustainable environmental goals.
In a bid to enhance safety and reduce congestion, Narromine Shire Council is finalizing works on a new intersection to divert heavy vehicles away from the town's central areas.
Federal Member for Parkes, Jamie Chaffey, visited Narromine Shire Council on October 24, meeting with Mayor Ewen Jones and Deputy Mayor Stacey Bohm to discuss community issues and future initiatives.
A large crowd gathered at the Narromine Golf Club to hear local business icons share their success stories and insights during the "Local Legends" event, highlighting the importance of supportive teams in business.
The Country Women’s Association's Far Western Group elected new leaders at their Annual General Meeting, with Stephanie van Lubeck taking over as President and Ruth Cargill highlighting the effective use of association funds.
Class 5 Braille have been diving into the fascinating world of natural disasters, exploring both historical events and the scientific principles that underpin these phenomena.
