What a difference 12 months can make!
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“I love my cattle and it is such a great way of life,” says Des Redmond out on his 200-acre property south of Orange.
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With so many people losing jobs and money becoming scarcer, it is always helpful to look back at a time in which circumstances were very similar.
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Good inflows from the Macquarie pipeline and the city’s stormwater harvesting have again pushed back the date when Level 6 water restrictions could begin in Orange.
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The Rotary Club of Orange North have partnered with the Rotary Club of Castle Hill to assist businesses in the Cumnock-Yeoval district
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It has been far from a good year for wine growers across the region.
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It all started during a New Year's Eve gathering. A group of local musicians were wondering what they could do to help local farmers suffering from this disastrous, extended drought.
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Throughout history, there have been numerous times when as a Nation, we’ve had to contend with events and issues that arrived with potentially devastating consequences.
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It’s a quote that came to mind this past week, after we were given interesting article from Orange City Life reader Don Perry.
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Water conscious Orange residents have reduced their home water use to the lowest level in the last ten years.
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I love that saying “he’s going on like he just won Lotto”.
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This summer has been a tough one for many Australians. The long period of dry weather has seen unprecedented bushfires level vast areas of bushland and destroy hundreds of properties.
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It was like Australia came out to play over the summer holiday for us.
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More and more people today are looking to lessen their impact on our natural environment, but often they don’t know just where to begin
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If you’ve been doubting the Aussie Spirit of late read on, I’m about to put your mind at ease. We’ve got some wonderfully resilient and caring people in our community, and we are proud to share the story of one in our very own backyard.
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The Queen called 1992 her ‘Annus Horribilis’, let’s hope 2020 is a better one for us.
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Last Friday, St Joseph’s Catholic School Blayney, along with many across the State, were involved with ‘Bust the Dust’, an initiative started by St John’s Primary in Trangie
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The 12th annual Cruisin’ Along charity drive in May will serve a dual purpose; raising money for Cancer research while supporting Central Western towns feeling the pinch from this sustained drought.
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For those following my columns regarding the chap who believes he has something worthwhile to offer Orange to help with our water issues, let me provide this final update.
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St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Blayney will be kicking their heels up on Friday December 13 as they get involved with ‘Bust the Dust’ an initiative organised by St John's Parish School Trangie.
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