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Call for brakes to be put on Great Western Highway upgrade from Sydney to NSW Central West

Taxpayers say the state government is wasting their money by starting construction on the Great Western Highway upgrade without a guarantee it will be completed.

Medium-term accommodation arrives in Eugowra three months after devastating floods

Medium-term accommodation arrives in Eugowra three months after devastating floods

Temporary accommodation has begun arriving to replace caravans in flood-devastated Eugowra in New South Wales.

NSW farmers take stock of lessons and losses after worst flood in living memory

NSW farmers take stock of lessons and losses after worst flood in living memory

It has been three months since record-breaking flooding in central west NSW peaked, but for many farmers the heartache is far from over.

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Record flooding in New South Wales wetlands triggers bird breeding bonanza

Wetlands researchers say chicks are hatching in front of them as they marvel at a bird population explosion not seen in decades.

Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party announce candidate hoping to retain Central West NSW seat

The Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party hope to hold onto the NSW seat of Orange in upcoming election, announcing a candidate who has backed away from past social media posts.

An historic collection of cider apples is being duplicated to support booming beverage industry

It has taken David Pickering about 40 years to find cider-specific apple varieties. He's working with the NSW DPI to make sure the trees outlive him.

Doctors with disability continue to practise thanks to technology, support and a positive attitude

Accidents and medical complications could have ended their career dreams, but these medical professionals say technology and workplace modifications have allowed them to continue practising — in some cases with a deeper understanding of their patients' world.

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Cost-of-living crisis forcing people in remote regions to give up fresh produce

Cost-of-living crisis forcing people in remote regions to give up fresh produce

Foregoing fresh fruit, vegetables and meat is a reality for those living in remote communities during Australia's cost-of-living crisis, with some fearing it will have health ramifications for the future.

Warnings of dead pelicans in NSW as bust begins after nation's biggest breeding event

Warnings of dead pelicans in NSW as bust begins after nation's biggest breeding event

Inland ecosystems have been thriving after a few wet years but there are signs the boom may be starting to bust as sightings of dead waterbirds become commonplace in NSW’s Central West.

Gardens of Stone gazetted but projects like zip-line have some questioning conservation benefits

Gardens of Stone gazetted but projects like zip-line have some questioning conservation benefits

"Theme park" ecotourism will be developed and mining goes on in a new state conservation area where the NSW government is attempting to protect almost 100 endangered species.

Worldwide coffee bean shortages and rising fuel prices hit cafes hard, with price spikes here to stay

Worldwide coffee bean shortages and rising fuel prices hit cafes hard, with price spikes here to stay

There's a lot more that goes into your daily caffeine hit than you may imagine and small businesses are bearing the brunt of rising input costs. Now you'll have to fork out the difference.

Major Great Western Highway upgrade could destroy historic Aboriginal places

Major Great Western Highway upgrade could destroy historic Aboriginal places

Thousands of years of sacred Aboriginal history could be lost due to a $4.5 billion Great Western Highway upgrade from Sydney to western NSW.

NSW fox numbers increase demand for alpacas as guardian animals

NSW fox numbers increase demand for alpacas as guardian animals

From "Pitt Street farmers" to fox numbers, here is why the demand for alpacas is booming and breeders cannot keep up.

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