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Throwback Thursday: See what was happening in Dubbo in October, 2015 (opens the original)
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This week our Throwback Thursday photos take a look at the pages of the Daily Liberal back in October 2015. What was happening 11 years ago? Do you remember? Malcolm Turnbull replaced Tony Abbott as Prime Minister in a Liberal Party spill. The Australian men's cricket team defeated New Zealand to claim their fifth World Cup title and surfer Mick Fanning famously punched a shark on live television during a competition. Australia marked Anzac Day with particular significance as they commemorated 1
From an addict facing prison to a homeowner and mentor: Connor's journey (opens the original)
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When Connor McGimpsey got to his third court-ordered rehab, his goal was to tick the required boxes, get out as fast as he could and then return to his life of taking and selling drugs. For the first three months at Cowra's residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility, Mr McGimpsey, who had already been kicked out of two other rehabs, was only thinking about how he wanted to return to his old life. "[My addiction] probably started in early 2020. It started off slowly. I was working 60-ho
Brooke was told her pain was in her head, she spent seven years fighting for answers (opens the original)
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As a teenager, when Brooke Watts would drag herself to the emergency department because she was in immense pain and didn't know why, time and time again she would be ignored. "I was just completely dismissed. I was told for years that it was anxiety and just got put on anti-depressants," she said. From when she was 13 years old Ms Watts would have "insane pain flare-ups" throughout her pelvis. It could last all month. Her only relief was to sit in a scalding hot bath. She was told on numerous oc
How a Central West author landed a global TV deal with a world leader (opens the original)
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The email said, "Leesa you might want to sit down for this". Instead of sitting down, Orange author Leesa Ronald immediately stood up while she read the email on her phone. It was news she had never expected to hear. Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau was starting a production company with his chief of staff Katie Telford, and turning Ms Ronald's book Power Moves into a television series was going to be one of the first projects. Within a couple of days they wanted to video chat. They
An eight-week wait for safety: The funding decision putting abused women at risk (opens the original)
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Women escaping violence in western NSW are being placed at great risk of harm as demand for legal services greatly outstrips the availability and funding requests are ignored. Western Women's Legal Support provides legal help, practical support, financial counselling and community education for women and their children who are escaping the cycle of abuse. The organisation is based in Dubbo but helps women across the region. WWLS principal solicitor Rachael Robertson said demand for the service h
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