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Here is some information about how Orange Regional Museum is dealing with the COVID-19 crisis and its local implications.
In an effort to capture the untold stories of previous generations, Orange City Council is on the lookout for members of the community to share insights into what life was like back in the first half of the 1900s.
Drivers are being encouraged to use alternative routes to avoid the Ash Street level crossing into the Leewood Industrial estate when work begins to upgrade the road surface.
The best of the best will soon be recognised for their sports achievements in the 2020 Orange Sports Awards.
Orange City Council will take its meetings on the road for the next month. Read More
Orange City Council invites locals to join the convoy and pledge to keep their rigs dirty, rather than washing them. Figures show that daily water consumptions are at the lowest ever and it is with this sensible approach to a serious situation that we can take the next step.
Following recent water sampling and testing of water at both Lake Canobolas and Gosling Creek Dam, results have identified that both bodies of water contain high levels of blue-green algae.
Orange City Council will host a number of water forums on the 15th and 16th of January to engage with the local community and the business sector to ensure we work together to potentially avoid reaching level 6 water restrictions.
Orange City Council is running a colouring-in competition for children of the city of Orange in a bid to get them thinking and talking about water and all of the topics that go with it.
