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'More plans in the pipeline already' for new business, The Treehouse on William (opens the original)
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"GOOD food, in a happy atmosphere, and reasonably priced." That's what owners Natasha Sams and Charlie Gold are hoping for their new business, The Treehouse on William. With more than 40 years of combined experience in hospitality, and having lived and worked in Bathurst her whole life, Ms Sams said she is committed to transforming The Treehouse on William into a local favourite. Located in the former Piccolos site, Ms Sams and Mr Gold officially took over ownership of the business in late Augus
Wellness, wine, and woodfired pizza: what else is in store for BoxGrove? (opens the original)
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A POOL, pickleball court, a firepit, and more are among the features planned for BoxGrove Bathurst's new wellness space, which is set to open in October. The project has been in development for several months at the wedding venue and accommodation offering, with the goal to make BoxGrove a premier destination in Bathurst. According to BoxGrove owner Kayla Fry, the wellness space will be set over two levels. "Essentially up the top level will be the pool, hangout area, and then you'll go down the
Forever 15: how this small town community rallied to honour Billie Fitzpatrick (opens the original)
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IN the 15 years of Billie Fitzpatrick's life, she left a mark on everyone who had the pleasure to know her, and even those who didn't. Just over a year ago, Billie was diagnosed with a high-grade glioma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Her story was shared on the Facebook page, Billie's Fight to Beat Brain Cancer, where the Bathurst and Rockley communities were kept updated on her condition. Through the page, the community watched on as Billie underwent brain surgery, radiation therapy, chem
See photos of smiles and celebrations from the 2026 Stannies graduation (opens the original)
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THE Vincentius could be heard from as far as the Performing Arts Centre (PAC) at Stannies on Saturday, September 27. The baritone of the St Stanislaus' College class of 2026 was booming from the college chapel on the day, as the students celebrated their graduation Mass. Following the final liturgy, students were joined by their family, friends and partners for a graduation ceremony at the PAC. There, they commemorated 13 years of schooling with dinner and dancing. The Stannies men looked stylis
Glitz, glamour, goodbyes: Scots All Saints students farewell school in style (opens the original)
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GRADUATION season is officially upon us, and to kick things off, students from Scots All Saints College said goodbye to their school years in style. On Friday, September 25, students were joined by their friends and family at the Bathurst Goldfields for the annual valedictory dinner. Looking dazzling in their dresses and stylish in their suits, the SASC graduating class of 2026 shone as they celebrated the completion of 13 years of school education. The event capped off a week of fun and festivi
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