The Shake It Up Foundation is looking to raise awareness and funds during April.

The latest Drug Summit report has put forward 56 recommendations across key areas and the particular problems of regional areas have not been ignored.

This week's announcement by Nationals candidate Jamie Chaffey stretches from childcare and preschool services to community and horse sports.

Groups will come together at the end of the month to devise ways to stem the surge of motorcycle-related accidents.

Accused pleads not guilty of killing Nyngan's Joel Carter.

Councils and other stakeholders have been bracing for the beginning of work.

Albanese has promised a wage rise but businesses argue the effect will create serious issues for small businesses.

Royal Far West are bringing their services closer to the bush.

Farmers and others in south west Queensland say national media is not taking enough notice.

Dwindling team numbers forced the Gilgandra Panthers to withdraw both men's sides from the Castlereagh League for the season.

A recent survey shows its not just regional people suffering a loss of faith in telecommunications providers.

The small township of Wanaaring is expected to continue to see the river remain above 'major flood' level for a few days yet.

A 14- and a 16-year-old boy have been charged after supermarket break-ins and car theft in Brewarrina and Goodooga. A 13-year-old boy believed to be involved is still outstanding.

Athletes from across the region converged on Warren in near-perfect conditions.

A number of western plains communities are already seeing significant flooding with some areas expecting levels akin to 1990 and 2010 flood events.

Collereina Hall was the latest spot to host a session to show some safe ways out of a sticky situation.

Labor has announced Nathan Fell to contest the seat of Parkes.

Two more teens have been charged after a group broke into the Broke Hotel in February and threatened two people.

A 32-year-old man received 17 charges in relation to break-ins in Dunedoo and Gulgong in December and January.

The second round of feedback on proposed rule changes is set to close soon.