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Dubbo mayor Ben Shields was rushed to hospital on Wednesday, where he remains on life support.

Date Time Tree change, palm relocation Cameron park Wellington’s Cameron Park is about to add one more palm to its already impressive collection, as staff from Dubbo Regional Council (DRC) work with a local property owner and arborist, to relocate a large Canary Island Palm. The property owner, who was looking to remove the tree from their property, contacted DRC staff through a local arborist to enquire about the possibility of preserving the palm in Wellington’s Cameron Park. Mayor of the Dubbo Region, Ben Shields said it is a great story of ‘one man’s trash is another one’s treas...

Advertisement Regional mayors are resisting calls for quarantine facilities for returned travellers to be established in their areas, with the mayor of Dubbo saying it would happen “over his dead body”. Albury mayor Kevin Mack supported putting a quarantine facility in the Murray region but said it should be in the Victorian town of Bonegilla, across the border near Wodonga, because it had hotel-style accommodation and access to sporting facilities, a pool and medical services. The Howard Springs quarantine facility in Darwin. Credit:Louise Radcliffe-Smith “And it has fresh air...

Photo: Ian Vogler - Pool/Getty Images A special thanks from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for all your Christmas wishes! The couple, who wished royal fans a Merry Christmas with a sweet illustration of themselves with Archie, have sent out thank-you cards to all those who wished them over the holidays. "Thank you for your thoughtful message. We appreciate your kind words and the time you have taken to write to us on this special occasion. Sending you our warmest wishes," the card, shared by Clarence House and signed by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, said. Gert's Royal Replies Twitter shared...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Thank Fans for Christmas Wishes with a Sweet Throwback Photo People 2/3/2021 The Duke and Duchess of Sussex thanked fans who sent them well-wishes over the holidays by replying with a photo card. According to Gert's Royal Replies Twitter, they chose a shot from their 2018 visit to Dubbo during their tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga — just after they announced they were expecting their first child (their son, Archie, will celebrate his second birthday in May). The memorable shot (seen below) shows Meghan, 39, sweetly holding an umbrella over h...