Regional businesses have been reminded to be aware of on-site risks, in this, national safe work month.

The crash triggered a power outage to over 800 homes and businesses

Regional businesses have been reminded to be aware of on-site risks, in this, national safe work month.

Police are calling for witnesses of a fight which left one man with a broken jaw, at Cobar racecourse on the weekend.

Cait Matthews was delighted with the support she has received for taking on PanKind’s Remember September charity walk challenge to honour her sister.

Warren Shire Council launches into a new era, with a new team of councillors at the helm.

Australians are being called upon to support the regions by signing a petition that aims to secure better healthcare for rural communities.

The $2.8 million Roads to Home upgrade at the Willow Bend Village in Condobolin is complete.

Communities across the Western Plains will have access to face-to-face support from government services.

The volunteers will be able to represent the Orana region for the NSW Volunteer Team of the Year award in December

Louise Turner helped establish Western Landcare in Western NSW and will step back from her leadership role.

Global expectations are that a cocoa shortage could impact the price of chocolate!

The Future Drought Fund is open again and here to keep Australian farmers kicking during times of drought . Read more about how the fund has helped communities before.

Walgett and the Castlereagh All Blacks go head-to-head in one of the first men's games this morning.

Members of the Baradine Magpies Rugby League Football Club (RLFC) and supporters rolled up to a mental health skills workshop held at the Baradine Bowling club on Saturday.

The October Carnival begins today. Locals hope the turnout will convince decision-makers to keep their greyhound track open

Air services to Cobar, Bourke, Walgett and Lightning Ridge are more secure with a government contribution

Check out who's who and who's new in your local council

The Western Plains App and Coonamble Times are looking for a new team member. Could that be you?

Witnesses from Bourke, Brewarrina and Walgett were the first to front the NSW Government's Law & Safety Committee with their views on the real causes - and possible solutions - to unacceptable rates of youth crime in their towns.