It all started during a New Year's Eve gathering. A group of local musicians were wondering what they could do to help local farmers suffering from this disastrous, extended drought.

ENTERTAINMENTOrange City Life26 February 2020Orange City LifeDrought, Rain, Music, OESC, Farmers, Let It RainComment

You won’t see me for dust

I love that saying “he’s going on like he just won Lotto”.

COMMENTPaul Tierney29 January 2020Orange City LifeRain, Drought, LanguageComment

Out of the ashes

We’ve all been affected in one way or another by the bushfires, either as a spectator from afar, or a friend or family member of someone caught up in the fires, or maybe even a property owner in one of the fire zones. No matter where you stand, it’s been a disaster and it’s pretty hard to imagine any good coming out of what has happened.

COMMENTBob Holland29 January 2020Orange City LifeEconomy, Rain, BushfiresComment

Ready to Bust the Dust

St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Blayney will be kicking their heels up on Friday December 13 as they get involved with ‘Bust the Dust’ an initiative organised by St John's Parish School Trangie.

COMMUNITYMelise Coleman27 November 2019Orange City LifeDrought, Rain, DancingComment