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Love leaves a permanent mark for author of The Tattooist Of Auschwitz
Anna Prchniak as Gita Fuhrmannova and Jonah Hauer-King as Lale Sokolov in The Tattooist of Auschwitz. Picture Stan
Josh Leeson
What's on
With 'two left feet' Johanna hopes to dazzle audience and re-live school days
Business owner has raised more than $14,500 so far.
Riley Krause
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Johanna Scott will be taking part in the 2024 edition of Stars of Orange. Picture by Riley Krause
Opinion
Do you know how to use an AED? Donato urges wiggle on for training
Phil Donato
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Phil Donato MP, together with former Wiggle Greg Page, will be hosting a free AED training event at Orange Ex-Services Club on the morning of Friday May 3. Picture is supplied
'Living history on wheels': Heritage train ride lets community take a step back in time
What's on
The type of veteran 1960s 47 Class diesel train that will be taking commuters on a historic trip from Orange to Blayney and back again. Picture supplied
See what's happening over the weekend.
Riley Krause
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'We will remember them': Where and how can I commemorate Anzac Day this year?
Grace Ryan
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People lining up down Summer Street. Picture is from file
Whip up some Anzac biscuits - do you like them chewy or crunchy?
Karen Hardy
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Is there an easier treat to whip than an Anzac biscuit. Picture Shutterstock
Your News
Trailblazing on and off the field, this donation is tackling 'taboo' topic
Meet the Locals
Recent Orange Emus retiree and North Orange Woolworths bakery department manager, Davina Wright with Emus president Charlie Henley and club captain, Lexi Mackenzie. Picture supplied.
Why Davina Wright is still committed to beloved rugby club.
Emily Gobourg
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Photos
When we ruled this city: See the social photos from September, 1985
A collection of photos from the Central Western Daily from September, 1985
Staff Reporters
THE WAY WE WERE: A selection of photographs from the Central Western Daily in September, 1985
Photos
Out and about in Orange: Were you snapped socialising over the weekend? | Part II
Check out who was doing what, where in Orange over the weekend.
Grace Ryan
DUNTRYLEAGUE: Annette Roberts, David Riley.
Hello world, April: Babies born across Orange
Updated
Jack Frederick Cowling, a son for Lisa Howarth and Thomas Cowling, was born on April 28 weighing 3410 grams.
Check out the newest, cutest faces on the block for 2024.
Jude Keogh Carla Freedman
Photos
See who enjoyed Ladies Day at the rugby union on the weekend
Both the Lions and Emus celebrated Ladies Day this weekend.
Grace Ryan
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ORANGE EMUS LADIES' DAY: Gini Green, Emily Rucker, Natalie Halcroft, Bec Ryan.
Photos
Out and about in Orange: Were you snapped socialising over the weekend? | Part I
Check out who was doing what, where in Orange over the weekend.
Grace Ryan
EMUS LADIES' DAY: Jill Pettit, Natasha Spicer, Chantell Kerr.
Photos
All the fun and frivolity from the 152nd Orange Show
The Orange Show was on Saturday, did we spot you there?
Grace Ryan and Jude Keogh
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Seb Lang and Connor McCallum on the Twister. Pictures by Jude Keogh
Photos
Some of the faces in Birds In The Bush t-shirts downtown Orange
See who was spreading the message.
Grace Ryan
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Thabiso Mageta, Hannah Cooke from Hawkes General Store. Pictures by Jude Keogh
Babies, Weddings & Obituaries
Hello world, April: Babies born across Orange
Updated
Jack Frederick Cowling, a son for Lisa Howarth and Thomas Cowling, was born on April 28 weighing 3410 grams.
Check out the newest, cutest faces on the block for 2024.
Jude Keogh Carla Freedman
'Nothing was impossible' for John Fabar: Remembering the hardest working man in Orange
'Rock' died on April 2, 2024 at the age of 78.
Riley Krause
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John Fabar playing darts in 2007. As owner of the Hotel Orange, he helped keep the sport alive in town. File picture
Tributes to tireless volunteer who 'always saw the good in people'
Re-live the moment the grandmother won $10,000 on national TV.
Riley Krause
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Orange grandmother Ruth O'Malley got an early Mother's Day present in 2017 when she opened the door to Channel Nine's Knock of Cash. Picture by Declan Rurenga
History
Early days of Cadia unearthed: The people behind the first wave of mining
Our History
The former Cadia village in the 1900s. There are no known photos from Cadia in the 1860s. Picture supplied
Mining at Cadia started with copper in the 1800s.
Tanya Marschke
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Our History
How did Orange get its name? The myths behind the colour city
One myth suggests that Orange received its name when tap water was first introduced to the town in October 1890.
Grace Dudley
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A crowd of people watch Minister for Works and Local Government, Mr Spooner announce Orange's 150th anniversary celebrations. Picture courtesy of NSW State Library.
The incredible story of Australia's first female rock band and its humble Orange beginnings
'I like to give 110 per cent every place I go to work.'
Riley Krause
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The Vamps, 1965. Left to right: Babs King, Judy Owen, Kaye Gazzard, Wendy Walton and Margaret Britt. Picture reproduced in Mondo Weirdo (1992)
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Win a FOOD Week hamper with local produce
Grace Ryan
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FOOD Week president Charlotte Gundy holds a hamper. Picture by Carla Freedman
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