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What happened around the region this week? Take a look at our weekly gallery.&nbsp;

BATHURST: Isaac Lane and Thomas Borland consider their next move at the Bathurst region chess tournament at St Philomena's School.


DUBBO: Dubbo Post manager Virginia Brown (centre) with Ashton Gough, 8, and Alex Gough, 10, share the fascination for dragonflies, the subject of this year's Stamp Collecting Month stamp issue. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

 DUBBO: Dubbo Show Society president Chris Edwards was one of first to nominate for the Dubbo Regional Council election. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

ORANGE: Cabonne mayor Ian Gosper has thanked the people of Cabonne for their steadfast support over the past nine years after announcing on Thursday he would not seek re-election at next month’s local election.

ORANGE: Thomas, Jodie Pritchard, Beck Halls, Tim Hewett and William at Anson Street School's old time dress up day. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

DUBBO: Rod Crowfoot shows Macquarie Home Stay plans to Tanya Percy, Ruth Cargill and Barbara Barrett after accepting the donation of $420,000 from the Country Women's Association of NSW. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

ORANGE:  Layla Duffy, Lacey Omrod and Paddy Cooper are ready for eisteddfod stage. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

DUBBO: CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann is encouraging students to “take on board the information the university gives you” on social practices, alcohol consumption, being safe and treating people respectfully. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

DUBBO:  A rainbow decorates the main street of Dubbo on Thursday afternoon after Dubbo received almost 15 millimetres of rain. Photo: BEN WALKER


ORANGE: Naomi Wright, Lydianna Meade, Mimi Hodges, Amy Robinson, Bridget Watts and Oscar McLaughlin will all be competing in the ultimate battle of words at the Orange Eisteddfod. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

PARKES: Kirstine and Paul Roadley with their children, from left - Ziva (8), Annika (7) and Cooper (6) with Paul's psychiatric assistance dog Luna. Photo: Barbara Watt.

LITHGOW:  Imogen Large is ready to donate her hair to charity and Maree Statham will be the one wielding the scissors. Picture: KIRSTY HORTON

PARKES: Robyn Savill (nee Gosper) - formerly of Parkes and now of Windang - was so overwhelmed to be home on the weekend, on the same fields she first learned how to play hockey. Photo: Christine Little

BATHURST: Bathurst couple Grant and Cheryl 'Chezzi' Denyer have signed on to be Jeans for Genes Day ambassadors this year. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

ORANGE:  Kai Woltmann with his dog Joanie has unleashed the idea of letting dogs into the summer markets and is calling for people to complete a survey and weigh in on the issue. Photo: JUDE KEOGH


PARKES: Parkes residents Barney Thompson, Danny Blakemore and Trevor Southwell attended the first official discussion on the INland Rail project saying they fully support it. 


COWRA: Deakin and Layne Horton were two of Cowra's young residents who picked up trees as part of National Tree Day.

BATHURST: Denision College principal Craig Petersen, Kelso campus principal Mick Sloan and Bathurst campus principal Ken Barwick recreate a photo taken 10 years ago when the college was formed. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

BATHURST: Liane Lorr and Pat Hardy with paintings that have been entered in the floral and junior sections of the Evans Art Council annual Amateur Art Competition and Sale. Photo:CHRIS SEABROOK

ORANGE: NetWaste project officer Sam Swain led the first Central West Food Rescue forum with several charities in Orange on Wednesday. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

YOUNG: Hilltops Council general manager Anthony McMahon said the new ‘Hilltops Education and Community Precinct’ includes the construction of a new Library and University Centre on Campbell Street, adjacent to the Young Community Arts Centre.

WELLINGTON: Students at Wellington Public School will have access to a new world of learning opportunities, thanks to a visit by the Variety Brydens Lawyers B to B Bash. Pictured are Brian Burden, Brian Hoare, Nopoleon Bone-apart and Charles Stuart.

YOUNG: Ms Salvin's class 1S cannot wait for the new play equipment in the Young Public School infants play area. Photo: REBECCA HEWSON

BLAYNEY: Pokemon Go supporter Michael Collis put forward a strong argument during the public forum for a Pokemon Go challenge in Blayney.


NARROMINE: Pharmacist Elizabeth Friend agrees with the importance of registering for organ and tissue donations. Photo: CASSIE MILLER-COEN.

FORBES: Forbes Library's Kathy Garland reading to The Learning Ladder's preschoolers.


NYNGAN: NSW Member for Barwon Kevin Humphries and Deputy Premier John Barilaro present Fr Graham McLeod with his Premier's Award. Photo: BOGAN SHIRE COUNCIL.


FORBES: Bec Cheney,Ian Hodges,Adam Maynard and Troy Hurford. Front L-R Shelly Greenhalgh,Colleen Scott,Kate Crawford and Haley Hurford.

OBERON: Oberon Community and Farmers' Markets committee member Leanne Barlow presents a cheque to Oberon Can Assist member Katie Maher.

Andrew Fisher

Balloons over Canowindra earlier this week for the 2024 International Balloon Challenge. Photo Federation Fotos

Challenging time

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

Poppy Starr t the District Final of the Youth of the Year competition held in Griffith.

State final awaits Poppy Starr

Carla Mascarenhas

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

Demolition works is set to commence for the Canowindra Health redevelopment.

Demolition work to begin

Cara Kemp

Canowindra hot air balloon pilot, Anton Kerr.

Every flight is memorable for Canowindra balloonist

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