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What happened over the past week?  Take a look through the best photos from Fairfax photographers around our region.&nbsp; Click on each of the photos in the gallery to read the story

FOBRES: Flood waters on Friday morning at Landrace Rd, Forbes.

BLAYNEY: Harris 'Chip' Redhead will have a selection of drawings at the Barry Art Exhibition on September 17 and 18. Photo: Mark Logan

DUBBO: Starting next week Karen and Jamie Manning, as well as their three children, will ride for 22 days to raise awareness and funds for Limbs4 Life. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE


ORANGE: Lolli Redini owner Simonn Hawke picked up a coveted hat with co-owner Leah Morphett at the Good Food Guide Awards. PHOTO: JUDE KEOGH

YOUNG: The ladies of Young Theatre Company's production of Calendar Girls are ready for the opening show next week.

DUBBO: Acting interim general manager David Dwyer and administrator Michael Kneipp reveal the logo. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

DUBBO: Dee Gavin, Jenny Roberts and Kath Readford work in Dubbo and beyond to help those with dementia and their carers access the services and support they need. Photo: ORLANDER RUMING

DUBBO: GEARED UP: Jessica Willmott and Holly Taylor have spent months training to walk the Kokoda Trail. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

DUBBO: Kerrianne Nichols, Samuel Berryman, Marty Frew, Nicholas Steepe, Beverley Tyson, Joel Pickering, Anna Arrow, Kevin Jones.

DUBBO: A person has been killed after a collision between a car and a truck on the Newell Highway three kilometres north of Dubbo.

DUBBO: John Kellehear, Helen Tink, Leslie Tang, Jayne Nichols, Marisa Bolton and Debbie Beahan with the Smartdop machine. Photo: PAIGE WILLIAMS

ORNAGE: Candidate Bernard Fitzsimon with deputy opposition leader Michael Daley and Blayney's Michael Garrity meet at Wade Park on Wednesday. PHOTO: Jude Keogh

ORANGE: Pokemon GO Orange Facebook group administrator Sasi Sikares and founder Conner Wilson will host the walk on Sunday. PHOTO: JUDE KEOGH

ORANGE: Orange City Council may not know how long it will be before amalgamation, but for mayor John Davis, that’s no excuse.

ORANGE: Roger Smith (Orange City Council), Paul Toole (Minister for Local Government), Nigel Hobden (Orange City Council), Mick Callan (Environment and Waterways Alliance) and David Waddell (Orange City Council).

MUDGEE: Holley Napper is a student in Year 10 at Mudgee High School who is taking the opportunities provided to her by the LINK Program.

LITHGOW: Lithgow Small Arms Factory Museum vice-president Debbie Smith, secretary Kerry Guerin and president Donna White. Photo: Troy Walsh


MUDGEE: Holley Napper is a student in Year 10 at Mudgee High School who is taking the opportunities provided to her by the LINK Program.


MUDGEE: Amanda Whiles, Claire Whitehead, Cass McDonald, Veronica Miller, (back) Renee Lamshed, Tiffany Girlich, Sue Purdon, Steve Waller and Kristy Carter

BATHURST: Deputy mayor Ian North and Phil Brock with the signed VZ Commodore back at the National Motor Racing Museum. Photo: BRADLEY JURD

BATHURST:  MacKillop College Year 8 students Joely Drinan, Lauren Muir, Saige Dwyer, Marnie Watson and Meg Wilson on Wednesday. Photo:CHRIS SEABROOK 


BATHURST: Johnno Seaman of Sid Newman Rural Supplies with a pallet of bloat block supplies. Photo: BRADLEY JURD 

BATHURST: Andrew Cox of Bathurst Automotive Group with footy tipping winners Mick Whittaker and Jay Cleary of Bathurst Real Estate. Photo: BRADLEY JURD 

BATHURST: Superintendent Michael Robinson (Chifley LAC), Dane Andrews (YAMAHA Dealer Support) and Inspector Chris Sammut.


YOUNG: In front of one of the New Holland headers are Jim Ower, Marc Smith (New Holland Combine Product Manager), Austin Davis, Danny Coddington, Ben Murray, Paul Kaveney, Bruce Aston and Ted Aston.


FORBES: Eugowra Show Society President Tony Toohey (left) and secretary Sean Haynes have a busy week ahead with teh 103rd annual Eugowra Show just one week away. 

FORBES: The Lachlan River peaked at 10.41 metres on Thursday morning Photo: Droneranger


CANOWINDRA: Artisan chocolate shop Coco Harvest inhabits 31 Gaskill Street, Canowindra. The opening of the business coincided with the building's 101st anniversary.

OBERON: NSW Rural Fire Service group captain Craig Gibbons and Oberon captain Lance Sulley were available for advice in 2015. They will be available again this Saturday.


NYNGAN: Sonia Lane, Aime Taylor and Marley-Jo Wilson cross the finish line after the Cheetah Chase 10kms at the Dubbo Stampede. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE.

NYNGAN: Principal Leone Dewhurst with the students of the Hermidale School and a special collage they made her at a farewell morning tea on Wednesday. Photo: GRACE RYAN.

WELLINGTON: Raising awareness: Staff at the Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service don footy jerseys for Jersey Day. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

BOOROWA: Binalong Arts Group members Vicki Royds, Sheri Norton, Suzie MacDougall, Robyn Sykes, George Elliot, Carilyn Muscat, Dianne Hopkirk and Jan Giles.

 BLAYNEY: Alistair Scott and Brad Funnel were awarded the Fred Hollows Humanity Award by Gabi Hollows at New South Wales Parliament House. Photos: Contributed

GRENFELL: Cowra Mayor Bill West, Maurice Simpson, Paul Braybrook, Mark Liebich Weddin Mayor, and Ian Armstrong at the opening of Katrina's new office. Photo Jeff Stien.

NARROMINE: Bill McAnally is retiring from council. Here he is with daughters Abby and Samantha at Pink Pigeon Racing raising money for the McGrath Foundation.

COWRA: Nicholas James shows off the hard work done by Carinya's students for the pumpkin decorating competition at this year's Cowra Show.

GRENFELL: Grenfell's 2016 Showgirl candidates (L-R) Francesca Scutella, Hilary McKellar and Katie Blair.

Take a look through the best photos from Fairfax photographers around our region.&nbsp;

Click on each of the photos in the gallery to read the story<br>

Rebecca Hewson

Check out all of the photos from the 73rd National Cherry Festival Street Parade.

Plenty of colour and fun for the 2023 Cherry Festival Parade | Photos

Police and Malcolm McAlister's family continue to ask the public for help in finding Malcolm who is still missing after almost two weeks.

Malcolm McAlister has been missing for nearly two weeks

Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke with Hilltops Council Mayor Margaret Roles.

$7,021,075 in additional road repair funding has been secured for Hilltops Council, under the Regional Emergency Road Repair Fund.

Hilltops to receive $7 million in road funding

Garry Linnell

Supermarket companies persist with the myth of self-service checkouts. Picture Shutterstock

Most of us know price gouging when we experience it.

The customer's always ripe, for a rip-off

FAW Lambing Flat Cherry Festival writing comp winners announced | Photos

Check out the weekend program right here.

Join in the fun at the Cherry Festival

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