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"Major retailers and wholesalers aren't struggling right now, and it's irksome to think they might be capitalising from rising demand for food with the closure of other providers such as fresh food markets.

The first one was held just last month, and, on that occasion, the massive jackpot was won by 10 members of a Townsville syndicate who scored $6 million each." In the lead-up to Thursday's big draw, The Lott has revealed that 17 has been the most-drawn number from the main …

An Orange City Council election candidate says she is concerned delaying the polls by three months could give sitting councillors an advantage over other people standing. Lesley Smith has nominated to stand for both mayor and as a councillor in the polls which have been pushed back from next month …

The completion of works to transform a city lane into a hub for entertainment is set to be celebrated with a street party. Orange City Council is working on plans for a public party in McNamara Street likely to feature live music and food and drink outlets.

Dozens of actors and actresses will be hoping its third time lucky as they look to dazzle the city with a performance of Mamma Mia. The Orange Theatre Company recently announced its cast, with Allie Platt bagging the lead role of Sophie.

The Garden Ramble committee has once again made the difficult decision of cancelling the popular gardening event. President Lyndall Harrison said that the decision was not taken lightly. "Even with our Covid plan in place,

Orange residents have begun receiving details in the post about filling in this year's Census form. Unlike previous years the 2021 Census will largely be done online. Details including a log-in number and password have been.

Jack Patrick Bruton, 25, of north Orange, had been drinking excessively the night he crashed into a gate on Clergate Road.

It's an unusual time for Orange City Council. It will hold its second meeting within seven days after Orange's sudden COVID-19 lockdown forced the cancellation of its historic July 20 75th anniversary meeting.

The photographer behind the winning image of the prestigious National Photographic Portrait Prize said he was "just at the right place at the right time" and will donate part of his prizemoney to the farmer at the centre of the image.