There’s a great new playground just opened last year in Dubbo, at the East side of Victoria Park, behind the Swimming Pool. It’s great for all ages, and the perfect place to take a break on a holiday. It has all kinds of unusual swings and things to play and climb on.
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Some photos and video of the Dubbo floods. This photo was taken 11AM Saturday December 4th. Click for more photos and video. Continue reading
Live in or around Dubbo or Central Western NSW and have something to buy/sell, or give away?
Check out this facebook group and this Dubbo buy and sell or Dubbo recycle facebook group.
It’s official!
The results of the “Dubbo’s Best Coffee” poll for 2008 are in, and the winner is… Mr Bean.
Congratulations to Mr Bean Coffee Shop. Thanks to everyone who voted, to see the full results, click here.
Enjoy your coffee!
We were down at Newtown Providores again this week, and I must say it really is one of Dubbo’s gems. The smell, the sounds, the friendliness, the atmosphere, it’s like stepping into a different world. You simply must check it out!
Newtown Providores is one of Dubbo’s greatest small business success stories, a gourmet deli that has absolutely everything that Coles and Woolworths doesn’t.
Buffalo cheese, goats cheese, every cheese under the sun, vanilla pods, herbs and spices, more herbs and spices, exotic pasta, chunky red pesto dip, sourdough bread, french truffles, salad dressings, organic chicken, the best ham in Dubbo (by a long mile), home made muffins, kaffir lime leaves, and the list goes on, and on!
If you visit, make sure you leave plenty of time for a chat to the friendly staff. It’s the brainchild of Peter Davis, a man as passionate about his food as he is about science, and let me tell you, Peter is passionate about his science!
It’s in Boundary Road opposite South Dubbo Tavern.
Peter also runs a coffee float at every Farmer’s markets.
Thanks for all your contributions and support over 2008.
In 2008 dubbo.org received 94,952 unique visits – that’s an average of 260 visitors a day. We had visitors from 155 different countries, 86% from Australia.
