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Date Time Council encourages residents to join ‘Plastic free July’ with online competition Plastic Free July starts Thursday and Orange City Council is offering gift vouchers to people who come up with the best and most innovative ways to reduce plastic use during the month. Orange Mayor Reg Kidd said Council would promote tips and tricks on social media about how residents could start avoiding, reducing and recycling single-use plastics in their daily lives. “Plastic Free July is a great way to get residents talking about how we can reduce our waste, and there are so many people in our...

Date Time Authors to entertain and inspire at Orange Readers and Writers Festival The Orange Readers and Writers Festival aims to be back better than ever in 2021 and will be held over two days, July 30 and 31, in the Hotel Canobolas. Event organisers will continue to monitor the NSW Health regulations and advise ticket purchasers of any changes to Festival arrangements. A notable group of guest authors have come on board to entertain and inspire Central West readers with their stories and experiences at the popular winter event. Orange Mayor Reg Kidd said the Readers and Writers Festival had...

Date Time Future proofing underground water pipes continues Sunday Byng Street will be closed between Lords Place and Anson Street on Sunday as Council water crews upgrade the underground infrastructure in the area. As the FutureCity upgrade of Lords Place and Byng Street continues it makes sense to take this opportunity to future proof underground infrastructure before major road upgrades take place, says Mayor Reg Kidd. A new water pipe being installed in Byng Street “The road will be closed from 6am to 6pm on Sunday (June 20) so our crews can upgrade a water main running from the Court H...

The heaviest snowfall in years is expected to bring people visiting the region who would also like to check out what winter has to offer. Coupled with a...

An early-season snowfall leaves a winter wonderland across parts of Australia.