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OUT AND ABOUT IN ORANGE | Social photos from March 3-5 - Part I
Jude Keogh Carla Freedman
OPHIR: Lauren Wood, Joel and Emilie McKenzie, Lauren and Sebastian Hobby
'Heading towards Tassie': Heroic actions save racehorse swimming out to sea
Katrina Lovell • 33m ago
Jordyn Murphy saved racehorse Cleitus after he started swimming out to sea and behind the breakwater when he tripped on seaweed. Picture by Anthony Brady
Regional nurses and midwives recognised for innovative healthcare
Georgina Sebar • 48m ago
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Skye Stewart, Cathy Halmarick and Cassie Talbot accept their awards at the Australian Nursing & Midwifery Awards. Picture supplied
Premier vows to look at key health proposal to help thousands of kids
Grace Dudley • 1hr ago
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From left, Julia Andrews director of external engagement Orange and Bathurst, Vice Chancellor Renee Leon, Samantha Beresford head of government relations and regional engagement, Premier Chris Minns and Member for Orange Phil Donato (obscured) at Charles Sturt University Orange campus. Picture by Jude Keogh
Review
Strangers prequel reminds us not to open that cabin door
Cris Kennedy • 1hr ago
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Froy Gutierrez, left and Madelaine Petsch in The Strangers: Chapter 1. Picture supplied
Photos
OUT AND ABOUT IN ORANGE | Social photos from January 13-15 - Part I
HOTEL CANOBOLAS: Steve Holmes, Rachel Ellis, Bec Patterson, Matt Gruber
Another suspension for Forbes while Fishies' enforcer will miss Tigers clash
Nick Guthrie • 2hrs ago
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Jordan Hartwig will miss Forbes' round four match at Wellington. Picture by Nick Guthrie
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Wanted man found hiding on property after road spikes used in car chase
Drug, firearm, weapons, property and traffic charges laid.
Emily Gobourg • 2hrs ago
File image of a highway patrol car near Orange in the Central West. Picture by Jude Keogh.
Construction costs and healthcare: Ministers come face-to-face with our residents
'It's good for them to hear what the regions experience.'
Riley Krause
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Janice Harris from Push for Palliative talks with premier Chris Minns. Picture by Jude Keogh
Opinion
Floods in south Brazil have displaced 600,000. It's the new normal
Marcia Zilli, Caio Coelho, Neil Hart
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Hundreds of thousands of people in the Brazilian cities of Novo Hamburgo and Sao Leopoldo have been left homeless. Picture Shutterstock

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