Matt Findlay
Daily Liberal
Australia
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NRMA predicting five-year petrol price high
The average price of fuel is edging towards a five-year high. → Read More
Research reveals less COVID-19 impact on mental health in regional areas
Regional areas of the state have fared better than metropolitan areas of NSW, in terms of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health. → Read More
Orange siblings Connie, Ben Roxburgh find inspiration during battle with bowel condition
Connie and Ben Roxburgh have had 18 bouts of surgery between them, but they've found inspiration in the Supertee during their battle against an undiagnosed bowel condition. → Read More
Central West Mums' Mumfest returns to Orange with addition of Mummy Awards
Central West Mums' showcase event Mumfest is returning in 2021, with the addition of its very own awards. → Read More
The Wiggles' July show in Wellington postponed due to COVID-19
The Wiggles have been forced to postpone their regional shows scheduled for July, including those at Orange, Wellington and Bathurst. → Read More
Western Plains Zoo overnight safari at Dubbo on Australian kids' travel bucket list
Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo has been ranked among Australian kids' top bucket list experiences. → Read More
Charles Sturt University reduces 2020 budget deficit despite 'high-risk' audit deficiencies
The NSW Audit Office identified two "high-risk" assessments in Charles Sturt's financials, which the university has acknowledged as it reduced its 2020 budget deficit. → Read More
Dubbo Wotif.com's most popular winter school holiday destination
Dubbo tops Wotif.com's list of popular winter school holiday destinations. → Read More
Dubbo worst rated city in central west when it comes to road crashes, NRMA data shows
NRMA Insurance released new data this week, which revealed Bathurst rates well in terms of the number of road accidents compared to other areas. → Read More
NRL concussion issue hitting home for Orange CYMS' Dan Mortimer
Orange CYMS' captain-coach Dan Mortimer says the NRL's crackdown on high contact has become more personal since the public revelation his uncle Steve is battling dementia. → Read More
Mouse plague grain treatment sites to be set up in Dubbo, Mudgee, Forbes: Adam Marshall
Minister for Agriculture Adam Marshall confirmed Dubbo, Mudgee, Forbes and Nyngan be among 20 areas where grain treatment sites will be set up. → Read More
Agriculture minister Adam Marshall confirms mouse-killing poison secured, waiting on APVMA approval
Agriculture minister Adam Marshall announced the government has secured 5,000 litres of bromadiolone, but is awaiting approval from the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority. → Read More
Mouse plague: Government rebate now available
Farmers, households and small businesses will be able to access support as part of the NSW Government's $50 million package. → Read More
Harry Cummins ruled out, Jake Ritchie to make Blowes Clothing Cup debut for Emus
In-form winger Harry Cummins has been ruled out of Emus' round five clash with Cowra, 20-year-old flyer Jake Ritchie will make his debut as a result. → Read More
Business NSW reports high level of skills, labour shortage across Orange, Central West
Unemployment rates have steadily declined as COVID-19 restrictions have eased, but there is still a skills shortage in Orange and the Central West. → Read More
Dubbo unemployment levels declining, Central West rates the lowest in NSW
Based on new figures, the Central West's average unemployment rate over the last 12 months has been the lowest across NSW. → Read More
Mouse plague, environmental improvement leads snakes to thrive in Central West
Snakes appear to be thriving in Central West regions as increased food sources combine with recovering environment, snake handler Stephen Thomson says. → Read More
Mouse plague, environmental improvement leads snakes to thrive in Dubbo
Snakes appear to be thriving in Dubbo regions as increased food sources combine with recovering environment, snake handler Stephen Thomson says. → Read More
Mouse plague, environmental improvement leads snakes to thrive in Dubbo
Snakes appear to be thriving in Dubbo regions as increased food sources combine with recovering environment, snake handler Stephen Thomson says. → Read More
BOCSAR data reveals Central West numbers for recorded licence, drink driving offences
The NSW Bureau of Statistics and Crime Research show Orange, Dubbo and Bathurst are among state's worst regional areas in terms of licence and drink driving-based offences. → Read More