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What happened over the past week?  Take a look through the best photos from Fairfax photographers around our region.&nbsp;

BLAYNEY: Runners at the 2016 Carcoar Cup. Photo: MARK LOGAN

BATHURST: Left, Kylie Holford,Belinda Henry, Donna Bateup, Liz Smith and Amy Fullthorpe at barefoot bowls and barbecue raising funds for the MS Sydney to Gong Charity Bike Ride. Photos: CHRIS SEABROOK

DUBBO: Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre staff Debbie Todkill, Vanessa Creed, Steve Newman, Tiffany Schilling-Cameron, Warwick Hoy, Sally Hoy, Paul Jackson and Chelsea Taylor have launched the annual Christmas appeal. 

ORANGE: Jake Adams was born at 11.11am on November 11, 2005, and celebrated his 11th birthday on Friday. 

COWRA: Artist David Stanley will be one of the Inner I artists featured at the New to Retro exhibition this November.


LITHGOW: Michael Collins, Adam Healey and Andrew Blackley at the NSW Power Industry Fire and Safety Day on Thursday. PHOTOS: Jacob Gillard.

PARKES: Parkes woman Fiona Glasheen of Glengowrie Close said she wouldn’t hesitate in opening her home to visitors each year for the Parkes Elvis Festival.

LITHGOW: Lithgow Fire and Rescue's Noel Ford, Lithgow police's Darryl Goodwin and Lithgow paramedic Ron Gavin. Photo: Troy Walsh.

DUBBO: Female students dressed in black Danielle Kinsela, Brandee Dennis, Grace Kinsela, Rebecca Shillingsworth, Lois Kinsela and Kayleen Broome are off to WA. 

BATHURST: Skillset CEO Craig Randazzo and senior environment manager Ashley Bland with the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage Team Katie Shammas, Rupa Nair and Grant Christopherson.

BLAYNEY:  John Browett said that the school was proud of Jennifer Farmer's self-defence course being one of three nominated for an award. Photo: Mark Logan

ORANGE: Voter Bill Neville leaves pre-poll on Thursday. He said a lack of access was "unacceptable". Photo: DECLAN RURENGA 


BOOROWA: President Bob Davis, director Elaine Hopkins and office assistant Kirsten Silman with Chair of the Boorowa Community Bank Board Sue Corcoran.


COWRA: Cowra Skillset graduates with members of Local Landcare Services, Skillset and team supervisor Bec White.


 MUDGEE:  Author Rusty Russell, with Jess and Chat, present a donation to South Mudgee Preschool.

BATHURST: Dog trainer Teneka Priestly and Correction Services officer Chantelle Raso with dogs from the Dogs for Diggers program at Bathurst jail. Photo: CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW 

DUBBO: Asian elephant mother Thong Dee takes her neweborn son, who is yet to be named, to his first public appearacne on Thursday. Photo: Taylor Jurd


PARKES: The RMS says it is in regular contact with Robbie and Phil McFadyen regarding the Trewilga Realignment Project on the Newell Highway.

CANOWINDRA: Light the Night's Ken Willson, Amanda Beath, Cindy Willson, Gordon Traves, Charlie Reid, Kevin Reid, Colleen Traves and Maddi Kelly. Photo by Chris Watson (Farmpix Photography).

NYNGAN: Canadians Heather Paziuk and Hobe Horton with Nyngan's Merrill Peterson at the Big Bogan late last month. Photo: GRACE RYAN.

GRENFELL: Members of Bathurst Kart Club Mark Dunbar (President) Charlie Dunbar, Connor and Jeremy Lavelle and Harry Inwood during 'The best in the West' event at Bogolong Circuit recently.


ORANGE: Orange's Lynda Manwaring will release her debut album with a show at the Agrestic Grocer on November 19. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

 MUDGEE:  Bev Smiles (centre), protesting with Wollar residents in 2015, says she is "gutted" by the recommended approval of the Wilpinjong extension.

DUBBO: Tim Houghton and Santosh Gc were glad to have tap water back on the menu at Grapevine Cafe. Photo: JENNIFER HOAR



NARROMINE: The scene of a fatal single-vehicle accident near Narromine on Monday.

COWRA: A fatal accident involving multiple vehicles has resulted in the death of a 69-year-old man on the Cowra to Gooloogong Road, approximately 20kms out of Cowra.

FORBES: Retiring station officer, John Harpley, with Deputy Director of Operations, Southern Sector Brian White on Tuesday.

YOUNG: Six fire trucks responded to a fire at the Redhill Road Inert Landfill site at about 3.15pm on Wednesday.

DUBBO: Students Brianna Forster, Phoenix Aubusson, Holly Keizer, teacher Susy Yaghjian, Kritika Kharel, Charay Ludick and Ellanorah Matthews from Dubbo South Campus have been doing their bit for the environment by encouraging everyone to recycle. . Photo: Taylor Jurd

PARKES:  Bev Rowe of Parkes was shocked to find her iPad and its lithium battery in this state on Monday, sitting on her coffee table in her Currajong Street home.

ORANGE: Veteran Barry Bettles, Ros Davidson, Pete's Car Wash manager Jordan Byrnes, Chris Colvin, Lindsay Wright. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 

ITHGOW: The scene of the accident at Sunny Corner Road near Portland on Wednesday. A Portland mother and her daughter were rescued from the vehicle. PHOTO: Supplied.

DUBBO: Errin Williamson and Ashleigh Wyatt at CSC, where they are providing customers with free bottled water. Photo: JENNIFER HOAR

ORANGE: Lifeline crisis support worker Michael Doherty with a banner similar to the one stolen on the weekend. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 

BATHURST: John Curran, with his son John at the Limekilns Cherry Farm on Limekilns Road. Photo: SUPPLIED

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

Rebecca Hewson

Hit and run accused appears in Young Local Court

Bageshri Savyasachi

Defence Minister Richard Marles toured Ukrainian defence sites on Saturday. Picture supplied

New assistance comes amid 'unrelenting' Russian attacks.

Australia will send $100m in weapons and combat tools to support Ukraine

Anzac Day in Young | Photos

The editors of ACM's 14 daily newspapers have appealed to their thousands of social media followers to show their support for local journalism as Mark Zuckerberg's Meta devalues trusted news on its Facebook and Instagram platforms.

Don't rely on an algorithm to show you real news: ACM editors

Before Meta blocks news in your feed, here's how you can support journalism

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

Locals from Boorowa will join with people across the country to pay their respects this Anzac Day. 

The ANZAC spirit

The week that was around the region – November 7-11  | Photos

The week that was around the region...

What happened over the past week? Take a look through the best photos from Fairfax photographers around our...

The week that was around the region – November 7-11 | Photos

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