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THE&nbsp;photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region

The photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region

PARKES: The Breakthrough Prize Foundation has signed a multi-million dollar agreement with CSIRO to use the organisation’s 64 metre Parkes radio telescope to search for extraterrestrial intelligence. 

ORANGE: Pybar chief executive officer Paul Rouse is ready to drive from Bass Hill to Bunbury in his 1971 Ford LTD Galaxie with the Variety Bash on August 2. Photo: STEVE GOSCH

FORBES: Lachlan Local Area Command Superintendent Chris Taylor and Inspector Nick Weyland welcomed the state’s top ranked officer, Commissioner Andrew Scipione and police minister Troy Grant to Forbes and Parkes earlier this week.

CANOWINDRA: Taste Canowindra has altered the format of its music program to accommodate a fabulous touring act, Lily and The Drum.

DUBBO: Five years have passed since the ribbon was cut to open the revamped Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre.

ORANGE: The Escort Way has fallen victim to illegal dumping, with a dead deer, green waste and fast-food packaging discovered. Photo: SUPPLIED

COWRA: Cowra Rotary is presently assisting Cowra’s community health professionals investigate the possibility of establishing a Women’s Refuge in Cowra and any funding raised or donations made will be lodged through RABS.

BLAYNEY: Many people braved the cold and attended the Blayney Farmers Markets over the weekend. Photo: PHIL BLATCH

WELLINGTON: Changing communities through storytelling, Desert Pea Media arrived in Wellington to start filming a rap segment with local high school students.

PARKES: A stolen aluminium bench table has been returned to Memorial Hill thanks to CCTV installed at the site.

DUBBO: Stone's Throw cafe has appealed to Dubbo City Council to reduce a $7000 fee, saying they would likely shut their doors if the payment had to be paid.

ORANGE: Ben Allcock of Smoking Brothers Catering hopes the food he’ll be preparing for the Ronald McDonald House Phantom Of The Opera ball will whet people’s appetite to actively support the charity ball in August. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0720mhchef1

FORBES: Father of two Angus Graham plans to make a stop in Forbes tomorrow as part of his life-changing journey aboard a big red double decker bus.

COWRA: Organisers of not one but two fledgling music festivals are desperately on the hunt for sponsorship and say both events will fold as early as in a matter of days if they cannot secure enough corporate support.

GRENFELL: Grenfell Firefighters have received new cutting-edge firefighting helmets with in-built radio technology and lighting to provide greater protection and clearer communications at emergencies.

ORANGE: Harry, William and Charlotte Cooke making snowmen in Cook Park. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

DUBBO: A South Dubbo resident whose letterbox was blown up in a vandalism attack this week says she is thankful neither she nor her children were injured.

PARKES: Former Parkes teacher Cath Adams gave a powerhouse performance on Monday night during the battle round on The Voice, progressing through to the next round of competition.

NARROMINE: Billy Browning is currently on a two-week study tour of the northern Philippines.

FORBES: Forbes Shire Council invited the community to attend its NAIDOC Week celebrations on Thursday. The event started at 10am at the Wiradjuri Dreaming Centre with Welcome to Country and a traditional smoking ceremony.

COWRA: Sporting identities from around the area converged on the Cowra Services Club on Saturday night for the 35th annual Sportsperson of the Year Dinner Presentation.

ORANGE: Jeremy Buckland has won the Central Western Daily’s Super Rugby footy tipping competition. Photo: STEVE GOSCH

DUBBO: Dubbo RSL Memorial Club head chef Sally Cornish and apprentice Brooke Stewart were back in the kitchen on Wednesday after they impressed at this year's Clubs NSW Chef's Table awards night in Sydney. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

WELLINGTON: Cundumbul Fire Brigade celebrated the opening of its new shed, a milestone for Jock Fraser, who remembers his first brigade meeting held one day at 2pm beside a creek at the end of 1954, after he left school.

BATHURST: Canterbury Women’s Hockey Club players and officials Caz Lake, Laura Jones and Judy Jones were full of praise for Bathurst as a host of this week’s Hockey NSW Woman's Full State Masters Championship.

BATHURST: The annual Waste2Art regional exhibition, which opened on Saturday and featured The Junk Orchestra (pictured), saved an enormous amount of recyclable materials from ending up in landfill by turning them into pieces of art. Photo PHIL BLATCH 071815pbart8

LITHGOW: The Lithgow High School community has welcomed exchange students from the Kita Senri High School in Japan.

MEADOW FLAT: A rescue helicopter landing at the accident scene at Meadow Flat on Thursday. Photo DAVID CARROLL

MUDGEE: In an effort to encourage others to roll up their sleeves and make a lifesaving blood donation, a Mudgee businessman has formed a donation team. The Rapid Plumbing and Gas team Jeremy Bremer, Bill Dowdy and Zac Adams making a lifesaving donation.

DUBBO: Tibetan Buddhist monks Chime Tsering and Yama Gyatso are in Dubbo to raise awareness and money in aid of students, nuns and monks in Tibet. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

MUDGEE: Memories, music and laughter spilled out of the old Cobbora Hall at a traditional old-time afternoon tea and music recital marking the 100th anniversary of the hall’s first event. Pictured is Brenda Cox.

MUDGEE: Mudgee Bushwalking and Bike Riding Club members explore Wollemi National park. Photo: Michael Papworth

OBERON: Oberon residents woke to the heaviest dump of snow in 40 years last Friday.

BATHURST: Police remained at a home in Rosemont Avenue, Kelso, last weekend as they continued their investigation into the deaths of Bathurst residents Elie Issa and Nadia Cameron. Photo: PHIL BLATCH

THE&nbsp;photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region<br>

Cara Kemp

Canowindra High School staff and principal with their new school bus.

New bus for Canowindra High

Andrew Fisher

Grower delegation visiting China

Roy White sitting on the restored Fordson Super Dexter tractor.

BIG BLUE 'SHOW PONY' RETURNING TO CENTRAL MOTORS

Dan Ryan

Ollie Groves scored three times in his 50th game. Photo by Jen Sheridan. 

Canowindra Pythons find their bite against Trangie

Jade Harding playing for the Canberra Raiders earlier this year in the Tarsha Gale team.

Jade reflects being a Raider

$188k granted to evacuation centre

GALLERY: The week that was in the central west

GALLERY: The week that was in the c...

The photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region.

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