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Class of the Week: Narromine Public School Gold Level Students

At Narromine Public School achieving Gold Level is recognition of students displaying the school values and exemplary qualities throughout their primary school years. To qualify for Gold Level, students must collect seven gold stars for excellent...

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Lana Eather

03 Dec 2024

Dubbo Works

Love Your Work: Greg Rummans

Where do you work? Urban Beach. What’s your job? Stock controller. Why do you love your work? It’s a chilled environment, surrounded by good people. Did you grow up in Dubbo? No... I grew up in Narwee, Sydney. Prior to your current job, what did...

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Lana Eather

03 Dec 2024

News

Harvest rolls on

As the storms clouds pass and the wild winds settle, the region’s headers resume their path through crops to hopefully bring in a favourable finish to the season. The local area has been alive with trucks, headers, and other equipment for several...

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Lana Eather

01 Dec 2024

News

Artfuze exhibition showcases local artists

The upcoming group art exhibition ‘Artfuze’ with works by four local artists – Jacqueline Reilly, Frits Bos, Felicity Rostron, and Pauline Griffiths – will be on display from Friday, December 6, until Thursday, December 19, at ArtClub Dub...

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Lana Eather

26 Nov 2024

News

Love Your Work: Andre

What’s your name? Andre. Where do you work? Javo Hairstyling. What’s your job? Hair stylist. Why do you Love Your Work? I love that it is a constantly changing environment and that I am always learning. I love the diversity of the job. I love...

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Lana Eather

23 Nov 2024

Profiles

Class of the Week: Macquarie Anglican Grammar School, Stage 1 Maroon

We are Stage 1 Maroon, a beautiful group of Year 2 students from Macquarie Anglican Grammar School. Our teachers are Miss Spencer and Mrs Job. In our class, we are always excited to learn new things and work together as a class. This term, we’ve...

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Lana Eather

22 Nov 2024

Profiles

Class of the Week: Dubbo Public School 5D

Dubbo Public School’s 5D are enthusiastic mathematicians. They have been investigating three-dimensional objects at school. They particularly enjoyed creating ‘skeletons’ of these objects using modelling clay and craft sticks. This activity provided...

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Lana Eather

19 Nov 2024

Dubbo Works

Love Your Work: Oli Bailey

Where do you work? iPlay Ten Pin Bowl. What’s your job? Customer service/counter staff. Why do you love your work? It’s a fun and exciting environment. I have also met a lot of nice people. What was your favourite subject at school? Visual Arts...

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Lana Eather

18 Nov 2024

Bob Berry Real Estate celebrates 50 years of service in Dubbo

Bob Berry Real Estate celebrates a remarkable 50 years in business this year, which also marks a significant milestone of dedication, growth, and community involvement in the Dubbo region. Founded in the 1970s as a livestock and pastoral Company...

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Lana Eather

18 Nov 2024

News

Vaughan family celebrates ancestors

In 1865 the first Vaughan ancestors arrived on Australian shores. Michael and Margaret Vaughan arrived in Sydney on December 18 that year from Cork, Ireland. They bought with them their three children, Mary (aged 8), Michael (5), and Bridgett (2)...

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Lana Eather

17 Nov 2024

News

Can Assist Charity Golf Day is a win for locals

Can Assist Dubbo & District Branch held a very successful charity golf day at the Dubbo Golf Club on Friday, October 25. The annual event was well attended with over ninety golfers from the Hunter, Warren, Narromine, and the local community...

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Lana Eather

17 Nov 2024

Dubbo Works

Love Your Work: Kelianne Boland

Your Name: Kelianne Boland Where do you work? 1. I work at BOLD FLOWERS which is a tiny local flower farm. It is located in Geurie near Bald Hill. What’s your job? I am a Flower farmer and grow flowers to make bouquets and sell at a local Dubbo...

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Lana Eather

12 Nov 2024

News

Time Warp: Life in Dubbo in the 1880s

In the late 1880s Dubbo’s population was 3409 people, and most buildings still lay in the square mile grid designed in 1849 to the east of the Macquarie River. The streets were dusty and wide. Macquarie and Talbragar streets remained dirt but were...

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Lana Eather

09 Nov 2024