Regional News Don’t let US beef imports trump biosecurity concerns: Aus graziers With the tectonic plates of world trade shifting under American president Donald Trump’s tariff Click here David Dixon 8 hours ago
News How we dined out: seeking menus from old-style cafes and milk bars What we ate, and how we dined out in the past, is one of the most fascinating indicators of how Click here David Dixon 8 hours ago
Regional News Iconic Louth Races on this weekend! Louth is the place to be this Saturday, August 9, as the tiny village south-west of Bourke lays Click here Contributed Story 08 Aug 2025
News Pink Angels and turf club join forces Breast cancer patients across our region are set to benefit with the Dubbo Turf Club announcing Click here Dallas Reeves 08 Aug 2025
News DRTCC fully re-opened, community funding now open, unofficial carpark closed off Following its closure for nearly a month after the accidental death of a Council employee on We Click here David Dixon 08 Aug 2025
News Extra Electric cars pull up short in road test of range claim Australia’s most popular electric vehicles may not travel as far as promised, with on-road tests revealing five cars failed to match their lab results. Click here Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson 07 Aug 2025
Regional News Rural ministry cuts to hit farmers and natural disaster funding: Saunders The NSW Government has confirmed that it will cut up to 165 jobs from the DPIRD Click here David Dixon 07 Aug 2025
News Extra Ambitious project aims to stop breast cancer recurring An historic $25 million investment will fund a research program focused on stopping breast cancer recurrence, with the long-term goal to halve deaths. Click here Local Newsdesk 07 Aug 2025
Regional News Amazon technology tapped for regional broadband boost Bush advocates have welcomed a new deal to use a tech giant’s satellite network to boost NBN sp Click here Local Newsdesk 06 Aug 2025
Regional News Price floor sends rare earths shares through the roof Shares in rare earths miners are soaring as the federal government indicates its support for Click here Jacob Shteyman 06 Aug 2025
Lifestyle Spotlight on mineral paint: an eco-friendly and long-lasting alternative for home renovation projects Are you looking for an eco-friendly and long-lasting alternative to acrylic latex paint for you Click here Local Newsdesk 05 Aug 2025
News They’re off and racing! Breast cancer patients across the Dubbo region are set to benefit with the Dubbo Turf Club anno Click here Dallas Reeves 07 Aug 2025
Sport Demons deliver statement win against Parkes The Dubbo Demons returned to form in emphatic fashion over the weekend, notching a comprehensiv Click here Contributed To Dubbo Photo News 8 hours ago
Sport Champions and Championships at West Dubbo Bowls West Dubbo’s star junior bowler Cooper Dart was due to represent NSW in the Tri-Series against Click here Contributed To Dubbo Photo News 8 hours ago
Sport Ducks swim for Sports Power Dubbo Trophy The mighty Dubbo Ducks assembled this past Sunday, August 3, to contest the Sports Power Dubbo Click here Contributed To Dubbo Photo News 08 Aug 2025
Sport Dubbo CYMS’ Austin is the sole bush winner of pathways cricket scholarship Austin Hunt is the sole bush nominee for the highly-prestigious Basil Sellers Scholars awards Click here David Dixon 07 Aug 2025
Sport Dubbo Roos vs Orange City, Firsts game Action from the game played Saturday, July 26. See Geoff Mann’s report in this week’s Sports section of Dubbo Photo News. Click here Steve Cowley 05 Aug 2025
Sport Dubbo’s longest continuously operating sporting club Quick quiz: which is the oldest sporting club in Dubbo and the surrounding district? Even South Click here Contributed To Dubbo Photo News 04 Aug 2025
Sport Dubbo Roos vs Orange City, Women’s game Action from the Saturday game played on July 26. See Geoff Mann’s report in this week’s Sports section of Dubbo Photo News Click here Steve Cowley 04 Aug 2025
Profiles Class of the Week: Year Two Extension Mathematics, Dubbo South Public School Each week, students in the Dubbo South Public School Year Two Extension Mathematics class have been asking insightful questions and enthusiastically working to satisfy their mathematical curiosity. Students have been working on identifying key... Click here Lana Eather 23 Jun 2025
Profiles Page 3 Profile: Bree Martin When did you start your business? I started my business when I was 16, so I’ve been running it for five years now! Who/what was your inspiration growing up? Definitely my parents. They both have very hectic jobs and have an amazing work ethic... Click here Lana Eather 20 Jun 2025
Profiles What Kids Say: Van What is your name? Van How old are you? Three What are you good at? Playing with the cars! What is your favourite food? Afternoon Tea. It is yummy! I got lots of chocolate at Easter. Lots of rabbits! What is your favourite song? Gummy Bears (sings... Click here Lana Eather 11 Jun 2025
Profiles Class of the Week: Wongarbon Public School, Year 4/5/6 class Students in Years Four, Five, and Six at Wongarbon Public School, along with Mrs Rich, have been enjoying their science unit on “Changes in Matter”. They’ve explored various hands-on experiments, like making slime, to deepen their understanding... Click here Lana Eather 10 Jun 2025
Columnists & Opinion Parent-teacher interviews | The Good-enough Parent If you’re like me, you attended a parent-teacher interview last week Click here Emily Thompson 7 hours ago
Letters & Opinion Dose of Dorin 09.08.2025 Dose of Dorin 09.08.2025 Click here Paul Dorin 16 hours ago
Letters & Opinion Thumbs Up: August 7, 2025 A funeral director and a kind stranger get the nod this week Click here Contributed To Dubbo Photo News 08 Aug 2025
Letters & Opinion Dose of Dorin 08.08.2025 Dose of Dorin 08.08.2025 Click here Paul Dorin 08 Aug 2025
Wellington News Wellington Library set for upgrade, HSC resources highlighted Wellington Library will soon undergo upgrades aimed at improving accessibility and enhancing sp Click here Local Newsdesk 05 Aug 2025
Wellington News More money needed for Wello road repairs as Scabbing Flat work continues: Council While the drama of the Scabbing Flat Bridge has been a long-running issue of direct impact to Click here David Dixon 01 Aug 2025
Wellington News Wellington woman’s $4.2m Lotto win sparks workplace celebration A Wellington woman erupted in colourful celebrations at her workplace after learning she had won a life-changing $4.2 million in Saturday’s Lotto draw, attributing her windfall to an unusual social media post. The thrilled resident was one of... Click here Local Newsdesk 30 Jul 2025
Wellington News Always great fun at Wello Soldiers Club Photo News caught up with some of the folks enjoying time out at Wellington Soldiers’ Club in e Click here Local Newsdesk 30 Jul 2025
Paparazzi It’s time for a rhyme... at the 2025 City of Dubbo Eisteddfod It’s that time of year, when 12 months of meticulous organisation by a very dedicated group of Dubbo people comes to fruition on the big stage – for the 2025 City of Dubbo Eisteddfod. The Dubbo Photo News team had to flip a whole bunch of coins to... Click here Ken Smith
Paparazzi Fun of the fair at another Dubbo Show Luke from ROAM media provided these exciting pictures of the recent Dubbo Show held last weekend. The Show, first staged in 1873, has grown from small beginnings to become one of the major agricultural shows in NSW, and is currently recognised as... Click here David Dixon
Paparazzi Tree-mendous! School is back for 2025 Goodbye parks, pools and playdates, hello classrooms! These youngsters are all dressed up ready to take on the new school year. Pictured are (top) Ashton and Fletcher, (below) Dana, Hugo, Bella, Edie, Evie, Theo and Alex. Do you have your family’s... Click here Team At Dubbo Photo News
Paparazzi Pot of gold? The “pot of gold” at the end of this rainbow is the luxurious apartments under construction at the start of Church Street in Dubbo Click here Ken Smith