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Mustangs ready to bring senior AFL back to Mudgee after decade-long absence (opens the original)
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Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Mudgee's dream for an AFL team is alive and kicking. Senior AFL is poised to return to Mudgee almost a decade after the Black Swans folded, with the new club accepted into the AFL Central West competition. The newly formed Mudgee Mustangs have been accepted into the AFL Central West competition and unveiled their name, colours and logo at Victoria Park on Tuesday, September 22. The launch followed a junior AFL clinic attended by about 65 children, proving ho
Historic church transformed into a home now drawing buyers across Australia (opens the original)
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A former sandstone church transformed into a cosy country retreat is attracting potential buyers from across Australia as it returns to the market five years after its last sale. St Paul's Church at 7400 Ilford Sofala Road was built in approximately 1875 and retains its original sandstone walls, lancet windows, timber floors and cavernous cathedral ceiling. The current owners bought the church at auction for $268,000 in June 2021 and have since converted it into a one-bedroom residence used by f
Beyond the final service: Kim Currie reveals what is next for Zin House (opens the original)
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One of Mudgee's most prestigious and bloved restaurants is set to close by the end of 2026. Zin Food + Wine House, formerly The Zin House, will close after its final service on Monday, December 21, ending a 12-year run that helped strengthen the region's reputation as a food and wine destination. Owner and chef Kim Currie said the decision had been made "reasonably suddenly" after she and husband David Lowe concluded the restaurant's demands could no longer sit alongside everything else they wan
You shall not pass! Check out all of the best book week costumes from Lithgow schools (opens the original)
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State sport, hands-on learning and community fundraising have kept students across the Lithgow region busy throughout the Winter term. Lithgow High School have been swept up in book week fever to kick off the month of September. From The Lord of the Rings to Minions, students came dressed in some impressive costumes to mark the popular annual event. Also in term three, students have represented their school in agriculture, hockey, netball, rugby league, equestrian and cross country events. The s
Bushwalking club retraces its first steps for milestone 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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A bushwalking club with a long history of exploring the Lithgow region will retrace some of its earliest steps as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. The Central West Bushwalking Club was formed in Bathurst in late 1976 by a group connected with the former Central Mapping Authority, now Spatial Services. The club has since grown to more than 150 members from Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, the Blue Mountains, Sydney and as far west as Leeton. Members regularly visit the Lithgow district, with a walk
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