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The monthly event returns to the Mudgee Railway Station, 8-11am this Sunday (August 16), photo supplied.

THINGS TO DOMudgee Coffee and Cars set to be jump-started after months in the garage

The Merry Mamzelles - Mudgee Red Hatters' masked morning tea at Parkview Coffee Shop recently.

Masked morning teas for a Red Hat romp and to support community

Children enjoying the parachute game at the All Hallows teddy bear's picnic.

Gulgong News: 150th Anniversary cancelled, local student gives Max Potential speech, All Hallows teddy bear picnic

Joy Harrison

GET ACTIVE: Despite the cold, wintry mornings, Mudgee's Men's Shed clan have been getting active with their gym equipment. Photo: Supplied

Cool weather not enough to stop Men's Shed clan from keeping active

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FOR MICHELLE: The streets of Gulgong have come to life with bursts of colour in order to celebrate Michelle Bright's life that was tragically ended 21 years ago. Photo: Jay-Anna Mobbs

PHOTOSStreets burst with purple, yellow to support family of Michelle Bright

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Flavours of Mudgee 2019 hosted a crowd of over 12,000 people, photo by Simone Kurtz.

Flavours of Mudgee 2020 cancelled outright due to evolving COVID situation

ARRESTED: A man has been arrested and will face court as part of NSW Police inquiries into the murder of Michelle Bright. Photo: NSW POLICE

SUBSCRIBERMan appears before court charged with murder of Michelle Bright

COVID CANCELLED: Although this year's Mudgee Running Festival event has been cancelled, next year's is hyped to be the 'best ever'. Photo: Simone Kurtz

20th MRF anniversary celebrations called off while 2021 event to be 'best ever'

Jay-Anna Mobbs

NSW records 12 cases and one death, as elderly Sydney woman dies from COVID-19

SUBSCRIBERKnuckle dusters, extendable baton seized, man to face court

SUBSCRIBERCSU graduate is looking for love on The Bachelor

NSW Premier foreshadows stricter measures, as state records 18 new cases

The monthly event returns to the Mudgee Railway Station, 8-11am this Sunday (August 16), photo supplied.

THINGS TO DOMudgee Coffee and Cars set to be jump-started after months in the garage

A 53-year-old man has been charged with murdering NSW country teenager Michelle Bright.

Shock, relief after Bright murder charge

ARRESTED: A man has been arrested and will face court as part of NSW Police inquiries into the murder of Michelle Bright. Photo: NSW POLICE

Man charged with 1999 murder of Michelle Bright

WELCOME HOME: After being in care for eight months with WIRES, Marine has finally returned home. Photo: Jay-Anna Mobbs

GOOD NEWS'What we hope for': After months in care, Marine has finally arrived home

CELEBRATE: Dubbo will host NRL teams next year and Cronulla is one club which is open to making the trip west. Photo: JOHN VEAGE

Dubbo guaranteed to be part of a 'new way forward' for NRL in the bush

Children enjoying the parachute game at the All Hallows teddy bear's picnic.

Gulgong News: 150th Anniversary cancelled, local student gives Max Potential speech, All Hallows teddy bear picnic

China find virus in food packaging

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50 years of history on winless Crows' side

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Masked morning teas for a Red Hat romp and to support community

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Gulgong News: 150th Anniversary cancelled, local student gives Max Potential speech, All Hallows teddy bear picnic

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20th MRF anniversary celebrations called off while 2021 event to be 'best ever'

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And the NRL merry-go-round speeds up again

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50 years of history on winless Crows' side

50 years of history on winless Crows' side

Justine McCullagh-Beasy

COVID CANCELLED: Although this year's Mudgee Running Festival event has been cancelled, next year's is hyped to be the 'best ever'. Photo: Simone Kurtz

20th MRF anniversary celebrations called off while 2021 event to be 'best ever'

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Titans' coach Justin Holbrook: Hanging on tight as the NRL merry-go-rounds speeds up.

And the NRL merry-go-round speeds up again

Janine Graham

50 years of history on winless Crows' side

50 years of history on winless Crows' side

BIG STAGE: Bailey Hartwig and the Rams have gained plenty attention in the Presidents Cup while (insets, from top) Josh Hodgson, Nathan Cleary, and Matt Moylan have all played at western grounds in recent years. MAIN PHOTO: AMY McINTYRE

SUBSCRIBERNRL in the bush tipped to further boost Rams' chances at the top

Nick Guthrie

Sacked Dragons coach Paul McGregor deserves to bow out with his head held high. Photo: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images

OPINIONLaurie Daley: Blame for Dragons' season doesn't just rest with McGregor

Laurie Daley

Marketing jewel: Tacking Point Lighthouse is one of the many features that attracts visitors to Port Macquarie.

Grounded international travellers a target for local tourism markets

Peter Daniels

Head to the Kimberley for the Ord Valley Muster. Picture: Sarah Duguid Photography

Kimberley's northern muster to celebrate 20th anniversary

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Sunset over Glasshouse Restaurant. Picture: Destination NSW

Take me home, country roads... to Tamworth's epic food scene

Explore Travel

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VINTAGE: Projectors still located inside the Regent Theatre in 2020. Photo: Benjamin Palmer

Councils investigation into Regent Theatre options ends with ownership return

VINTAGE: Projectors still located inside the Regent Theatre in 2020. Photo: Benjamin Palmer

Councils investigation into Regent Theatre options ends with ownership return

Regent Theatre auction cancelled at 11th hour

Regent Theatre auction cancelled at 11th hour

Regent Theatre auction cancelled at 11th hour

Regent Theatre auction cancelled at 11th hour

Council wait and see before exploring its options.

Council eyes Regent Theatre auction outcome

Council wait and see before exploring its options.

Council eyes Regent Theatre auction outcome

Free online course for Mid-Western businesses to manage COVID-19 crisis

Free online course for Mid-Western businesses to manage COVID-19 crisis

The region's libraries remain closed, however you can request a bundle of books, DVDs or magazines, for pick-up or home delivery in town, FILE.

WHAT'S ONIt's not only eBooks available from the library during temporary closure

The monthly event is hosted by the Cudgegong Valley Pioneer Vehicle Club.

Coffee and Cars parked for now, but hopes for return that may include hitting the road

Power of education: Solicitor Paul Ell was just one of the thousands of young people assisted by the Learning for Life program that is supported by VIEW Clubs of Australia. Photo: Supplied.

The club that offers children a view to a better future

Dayle Latham

Spring clean your life and finances

Spring clean your life and finances

Emma Brown

INCEPTION: Landcare national launch with Bob Hawke and other dignities at Wentworth NSW on July 20, 1989.

Bob Hawke's Landcare legacy recognises leadership with prestigious $50,000 award

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Power of education: Solicitor Paul Ell was just one of the thousands of young people assisted by the Learning for Life program that is supported by VIEW Clubs of Australia. Photo: Supplied.

The club that offers children a view to a better future

From lifesaving to sanity saving, good customer service works

From lifesaving to sanity saving, good customer service works

Emma Brown

Photo: Simone Kurtz.

Celebrating 150 years of history

Joy Harrison

OPTIMISM: Median prices for both houses and units in Alice Springs have shown an uplift in the recently completed quarter, giving cause for some level of optimism in the local market. Photo - Shutterstock.

Regions showing resilience

Ruth Lewis

Housing figures on a COVID rollercoaster

Housing figures on a COVID rollercoaster

Ruth Lewis

OVER THE RIVER: Investors are looking further afield for locations where there is good
rental demand and potential for capital gains. Photo - Shutterstock.

A rise in remote investing as regions gain appeal

Ruth Lewis

The Merry Mamzelles - Mudgee Red Hatters' masked morning tea at Parkview Coffee Shop recently.

Masked morning teas for a Red Hat romp and to support community

Children enjoying the parachute game at the All Hallows teddy bear's picnic.

Gulgong News: 150th Anniversary cancelled, local student gives Max Potential speech, All Hallows teddy bear picnic

Joy Harrison

COVID CANCELLED: Although this year's Mudgee Running Festival event has been cancelled, next year's is hyped to be the 'best ever'. Photo: Simone Kurtz

20th MRF anniversary celebrations called off while 2021 event to be 'best ever'

Jay-Anna Mobbs

The Merry Mamzelles - Mudgee Red Hatters' masked morning tea at Parkview Coffee Shop recently.

Masked morning teas for a Red Hat romp and to support community

Flavours of Mudgee 2019 hosted a crowd of over 12,000 people, photo by Simone Kurtz.

Flavours of Mudgee 2020 cancelled outright due to evolving COVID situation

The monthly event returns to the Mudgee Railway Station, 8-11am this Sunday (August 16), photo supplied.

THINGS TO DOMudgee Coffee and Cars set to be jump-started after months in the garage

How August 13 plated out - coffee, queues and quarantine. Photos: file

DIGESTCoffee, queues and quarantine

The Merry Mamzelles - Mudgee Red Hatters' masked morning tea at Parkview Coffee Shop recently.

Masked morning teas for a Red Hat romp and to support community

Kim and Robyn Cartwright. They have a thousand sheep about to lamb back home near Crookwell. Picture: James Wiltshire/Border Mail

EXPLAINERThe stuck Canberrans are coming home. But there are others left behind

Flavours of Mudgee 2019 hosted a crowd of over 12,000 people, photo by Simone Kurtz.

Flavours of Mudgee 2020 cancelled outright due to evolving COVID situation

Get in that car and rive. Photo: file

DIGESTForget jail, go straight to the ACT

Janine Graham

The monthly event returns to the Mudgee Railway Station, 8-11am this Sunday (August 16), photo supplied.

THINGS TO DOMudgee Coffee and Cars set to be jump-started after months in the garage

"I want to see a greater uptake in all those categories. If we don't, we will consider further measures in which we can increase that uptake."

NSW Premier foreshadows stricter measures, as state records 18 new cases

Kate McIlwain

Ross and Helen Muir are ACT residents and are stuck in Wodonga at the Wellington Motel. Picture: Mark Jesser/The Border Mail

Calls for federal intervention on NSW-Victoria border crisis

Katie Burgess

Children enjoying the parachute game at the All Hallows teddy bear's picnic.

Gulgong News: 150th Anniversary cancelled, local student gives Max Potential speech, All Hallows teddy bear picnic

LOOKING FOR LOVE: Bathurst Charles Sturt University graduate Leilani Vakaahi is among the contestants on The Bachelor's 2020 series. Photo: NETWORK 10

SUBSCRIBERCSU graduate is looking for love on The Bachelor

FOR MICHELLE: The streets of Gulgong have come to life with bursts of colour in order to celebrate Michelle Bright's life that was tragically ended 21 years ago. Photo: Jay-Anna Mobbs

PHOTOSStreets burst with purple, yellow to support family of Michelle Bright

New Guinea, July 1945: Troops of the New Guinea Infantry Battalion wade through a stream on their way to attack a Japanese position.

A Digger's harrowing one in a million story from the New Guinea front 75 years ago

NEW LIFE: Bathurst's Chezzi and Grant Denyer have announced that they're expecting a baby. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

SUBSCRIBERWatch as Grant and Chezzi Denyer announce their baby news

Nadine Morton

Sharks down south: a brief history of attacks and close encounters

SUBSCRIBERSharks down south: a brief history of attacks and close encounters

Jackson Worthington

WELCOME HOME: After being in care for eight months with WIRES, Marine has finally returned home. Photo: Jay-Anna Mobbs

GOOD NEWS'What we hope for': After months in care, Marine has finally arrived home

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Rhinos efforts not enough to stop Mudgee powerhouse from sealing another victory

SUBSCRIBERRhinos efforts not enough to stop Mudgee powerhouse from sealing another victory

Daniel Shirkie

BAD INVESTMENT: The fact is that coal and gas are both facing declining global demand. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK

OPINIONHow Australia is suffering a resource curse

John Hewson

Cotton, cannabis and Katherine

REAL AUSTRALIACotton, cannabis and Katherine

Chris McLennan

IMPACT: Relative to other countries, Australia has avoided a catastrophic health situation to date. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK

OPINIONThe end of the beginning - paradox of a pandemic | OPINION

Professor John Fischetti