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How geologists unlocked 383,000 ounces of gold left behind at an old mine (opens the original)
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A historic open-cut gold mine just five kilometres outside Parkes that sat quiet for decades could be on the verge of a major rebirth, with fresh drilling revealing a gold resource that has more than tripled to 383,300 ounces. The step-change result at the historic London-Victoria site - where mining first began in the 1870s before modern open-pit operations ceased in 1996 - has elevated hopes for significant long-term economic investment, job creation and commercial spillover across Central Wes
'Undeniably world class': The best wines in Orange officially crowned for 2026 (opens the original)
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The region's defining wine styles have officially set a new benchmark, with some of the city's best winemakers taking out top honours at the 2026 Orange Wine Show lunch on Thursday. Inside the judging: how top national judges score Orange's best wines Held at the Department of Primary Industries, the prestigious annual awards judged 290 entries across the region, revealing a year marked by exceptional maturity and world-class cool-climate pours. The biggest winner of the day was Byrne Farm, whic
A seat at the secret bench: how top national judges score Orange's best wines (opens the original)
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Swirl, sniff, sip, spit. Over and over again. To the casual observer, spending a Tuesday morning sampling some of the finest cool-climate wines in Australia sounds like a dream gig. Orange wine young guns list | What is Orange's best-kept wine secret? Meet the rebels at the face of an evolving industry But inside the Orange Function Centre, where a panel of national wine heavyweights is working through nearly 300 entries across 14 categories - swirling, sniffing, sipping and then spitting - the
Driven by driver frustration: how hundreds of complaints reshaped $100m Bells Line overhaul (opens the original)
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Blind crests, speeding and heavy freight squeezing through narrow mountain passes - drivers across the Central West and Blue Mountains have made their frustrations clear. OPINION: Beyond the $200m band-aid: why our region needs more than patch-ups at Victoria Pass Now, more than 200 community submissions are directly shaping a $100 million safety overhaul on the Bells Line of Road, with drivers, freight operators and mountain residents voting overwhelmingly in favour of targeted fixes. EXCLUSIVE
Revealed: the shocking allegations behind devastating Dubbo house fire (opens the original)
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The alleged firebug believed to be responsible for a devastating house fire in Dubbo's north has been hit with some serious domestic violence charges. On Tuesday, September 15, emergency services were called to Houston Drive, Dubbo, following reports of a house fire. Officers attached to Orana Mid Western Police District attended and found a house engulfed in flames. Fire and Rescue NSW were on deck to extinguish the flames and there were no reports of any injuries as a result of of the fire. Sh
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