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Defibrillator roll-out saves a life ONE of the Automated External Defibrillators installed by Dubbo-based Red Cross first aid
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LAUGHTER IS THE TONIC ‘Gangsters, gags, girls and glitglit ter’ is promised by Wellington Amateur Theatrical Society (WATS) in their latest production, “Ma Baker’s Tonic”, to be performed in Wellington this weekend. At a time when many around the west are doing it tough with the drought, the cast and crew are hoping their play
will provide their audiences with aud some much-needed light relief. Pictured at dress rehearsals are ‘Ma Baker’ played by Robyn Anderson, ‘Petal’ played by Charlotte Jones, and ‘Blossom’ played by Abbie Einhaus. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/Colin Rouse
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in the surrounding blocks, and some of those changes have West Dubbo residents hot under the collar. For drivers travelling towards the zoo, the RMS plan will close right-hand turns off Whylandra Street onto Baird Street, and there’ll also be no right turn for people driving up Baird Street and wanting to get onto Whylandra Street. This last restriction will likely mean local residents living in Shire Avenue, lower Baird Street, and parts of Stonehaven Avenue will have to drive two blocks out of their way along the divided Stonehaven Avenue, do a U-turn back up Stonehaven, and then turn left up East Street before being able to turn right onto Whylandra at the existing traffic lights near McDonalds.
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WATER restrictions, traffic lights, a ring road and the proposed River Street Bridge have all been hot topics in Dubbo this week. Dubbo Regional Councillors debated who’s to blame over the low water level at Burrendong Dam at their Monday meeting, and earlier the same day the RMS began its month-long public display of information about three major road projects being planned for the city. ‘Stop the River Street Bridge’ protesters were at the RMS’s drop-in session in Macquarie Street on Tuesday, handing out their own flyers to passing residents. The RMS published its proposal to replace the roundabout at the junction of the Newell and Mitchell Highways (near Hungry Jack’s in West Dubbo) with traffic lights. That proposal also reveals changes to traffic flows
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