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Anglican Diocese of Bathurst confirms new bishop, to start in January 2027 (opens the original)
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The Anglican Diocese of Bathurst has confirmed its new bishop. The diocese's previous bishop Mark Calder retired on September 19, 2026, having come to Bathurst in November 2019, having previously spent 10 years as a minister in Noosa, Queensland. His replacement will be Dr Stephen Carnaby, the diocese confirming the Director of Ministry Development for the Diocese of Tasmania will take up the role at Bathurst in January 2027. Dr Carnaby has served in ordained ministry across churches in regional
'Strong sense of unity of purpose and belief': Bishop excited to start his Ministry (opens the original)
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The Anglican Diocese of Bathurst has confirmed its new bishop. The diocese's previous bishop Mark Calder retired on September 19, 2026, having come to Bathurst in November 2019, having previously spent 10 years as a minister in Noosa, Queensland. His replacement will be Dr Stephen Carnaby, the diocese confirming the Director of Ministry Development for the Diocese of Tasmania will take up the role at Bathurst in January 2027. Dr Carnaby has served in ordained ministry across churches in regional
'Irreversible': Massive green energy project powers ahead despite local outrage (opens the original)
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The controversial Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone is beginning to take physical shape across the region, with the first high-voltage transmission lines now being strung between towers. EnergyCo says 64 towers have now been erected along the 240-kilometre transmission network running from Elong Elong, through Merotherie to Barigan Creek, with crews beginning the process of installing conductors between them ahead of the project's planned energisation in 2028. Stringing is a critical stag
How this wet and wild school run will help babies in the first years of life (opens the original)
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Raglan Public School students have put their best foot forward for a good cause, smashing their target while raising money to support children with cerebral palsy. The school's Student Representative Council (SRC) organised a week of activities as part of Steps for Schools, encouraging students to get moving while raising funds and awareness. Students had originally hoped to collect 10,000 points across the week. But after morning and lunchtime activities were held every day, the school more tha
First footage revealed of massive rig on site to repair damaged highway (opens the original)
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A major milestone has been reached for works at Mitchell's Causeway, as crews continue the work to enable the reopening of this important regional corridor. Following extensive and complex causeway stabilisation work, the next stage of construction kicked off last week with a 76-tonne drilling rig starting the installation of dozens of 900mm diameter piles. These piles, measuring up to 20 metres in length, will be bored into the bedrock sitting beneath the convict-built causeway with crews now w
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