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A rousing barrier trial win last month has Murwillumbah-bound debutant Tigertide ready to deliver one-time Tulloch Lodge duo, trainer Fleur Blanch and owner Gerard Jenkinson instant joy.

Thirty-one-year-old Mutangi, the oldest giraffe in captivity, has died. Mutangi turned 31 in October. On Friday, Taronga Western Plains Zoo in central west NSW announced its beloved giraffe had died in November.

Former mayor Mathew Dickerson has a large lead in the Dubbo's Central ward, while another former mayor Ben Shields is unlikely to get a spot on the new council.

Industrial auctioneer company Ritchie Bros. is expanding their Dubbo auction site a second time, on the back of unprecedented demand in the region.

The Dubbo Greyhound Club will be given the honour of hosting the inaugural running of the world’s richest middle-distance race in March next year, Greyhound Racing NSW has announced. The new event, which will be known as The Country Classic and will rotate each year around regional venues,

The well-known Purtle Plevey Agencies, in Manilla, have announced that they will be expanding their services to Dubbo while continuing to operate out of the Tamworth and Gunnedah livestock selling centers.

Scone trainer Brett Cavanough didn't hold any real hope for the future of Tidal Rush but the horse will forever be the centre of one of Australian racing's great betting stories.

For Amanda Ginn, Shadea ’s win at Dubbo on November 20 was particularly special. Shadea ’s mum Kanzan stepped out for the first time at Dapto over 520m in December 2017 and was untroubled in an all-the-way win over 520m in a very solid 29.

Aboriginal children and families in the Dubbo region of New South Wales will have additional support to participate in 600 hours of early childhood education in the two years prior to school thanks to a $10,

A little ray of sunshine has been welcomed at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. A male greater one-horned rhino calf was born in the early hours of Sunday morning. He has been named Hari by the keepers, which means sun in Nepalese.