All eyes are on Cobar as the town makes strides in its architectural design. Far more than looking pretty the buildings are also helping nurture the social landscape.

The Bowie Festival is coming back to Carinda this long weekend.

The limited options for childcare in the bush are having a direct impact on the ability to recruit doctors and health workers.

Early spring blooms are on show in the region, and it's worth the travel to witness it.

NSW women are being asked what their key issues are as part of a new annual survey by the CWA.

It's a long way from working with lions and elephants in his birth country of Swaziland, but Condobolin's new vet Patrick Hlatshwayo is looking forward to his next Australian adventure.

Baiting of feral pigs is being encouraged ahead of harvest, to try and minimise numbers.

Baradine rugby league forward Ashanti Pennell came a step closer to hitting the big time when she made her NSW Women’s Premiership debut with the South Sydney Rabbitohs last week.

Community members of Warrumbungle Shire Council have been called on to contribute to the future strategy for economic development and tourism.

Cobar, Coonamble, Lachlan, and Warrumbungle will see upgrades to their fire trails in preparation for summer, as part of statewide inspections.

The races are always a great community event for the whole family.

Prize winning work from the Outback Archies is being exhibited at the Outback Arts gallery in Coonamble.

Employees now have the right to refuse to monitor, read or respond to contact or attempted contact outside their working hours, unless their refusal is unreasonable.

Cuttaburra is the name of the newest national park in NSW filled with hundreds of native animal and plant species. Plans are underway to open the park up to visitors in the future.

A report released this month said the state's invasive species management system is incohesive

The Endeavor Mine in Cobar will be back in full production by mid-2025 thanks to new investment.

The dropping of tariffs on major agricultural products will give room for growth in exports to that region.

More great work from the Nyngan branch of Can Assist, which has given out $250,000 since it began 12 years ago.

Tomorrow is the last day for young people to apply to be considered for the RAS Rural Achiever Award. Nyngan's Rebecca George has loved the experience.

Cattle Australia wants to build advocacy skills in the next generation of farmers. Applications close soon.