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GRIM REALITY: Australia has now recorded more than 10,000 deaths with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. Picture: FILE

The average of 50 deaths per day would be equivalent to a passenger bus crashing and killing every passenger on board every single day.

Australia passed a grim COVID-19 milestone over the weekend

Nick Kyrgios has been summonsed to face a Canberra court. Picture: Getty Images

The tennis star has been summonsed to face a Canberra court next month on a common assault charge relating to ex-partner Chiara Passari.

Kyrgios charged with assaulting former girlfriend in Canberra

Robertson, home to Australia's sh--itest big thing; the Big Potato. Picture: file.

It's official, Australian's have voted and Robertson's Big Potato has been crowned as Australia's sh--test big thing.

It's official, the Big Potato is Australia's sh--test big thing

INSULTING: Bendigo Community Health Services (BCHS) executive leader and GP manager Graem Kelly said the Medicare rebate increase is out of touch with healthcare needs. Picture: BRENDAN MCCARTHY

"When you consider that, for example, an iceberg lettuce is now $9, a kilo of beans is $44 and fuel is well over $2 a litre - it is a bit insulting to our professional work."

GPs 65 cent Medicare rebate 'out of touch' as regional appointment waitlists skyrocket

"Dr Karl" with the keys to 28 Ramsay Street - which could be yours for the neighbours' finale. Picture: supplied

The stay will coincide with the airing of the Neighbours finale episode.

You can stay on Ramsay Street for the Neighbours finale

Homeowners are bracing for another rate hike by the RBA.

As it happened: RBA slugs households another 50 basis points

Photographer Mark Sundin trekked through the national park to take the exclusive pictures.

See the stricken bulk carrier being pulled to safety

Looking down at the turf farms around Wilberforce and Freemans Reach, in the Hawkesbury region, north west of Sydney, on Sunday, July 3. Picture: PolAir - NSW Police Force Aviation Command/Facebook

Harrowing images as the NSW floods crisis grows

Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber

Roads cut off, hundreds of residents evacuated, businesses underwater - flood devastation has returned to south west Sydney.

Devastation returns in fourth flood of year

SMILES: Cooinda residents have been staying positive throughout the lockdowns and restrictions. Pictures: SUPPLIED 

Check out how the Cooinda residents have been spending their time.

Cooinda residents have been staying positive during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Portland Bay is now anchored off Port Botany.

Attempts to tow bulk carrier out to sea fail amid extreme conditions

Formerly of Cedar Grove, AK has journeyed to Ukraine to help the people of the war-torn country. Picture supplied.

A local man has taken it upon himself to help the people of Ukraine.

'Morally bound' to help: AK's mission to Ukraine

Portland and Wallerawang had their own amazing ceremonies.

In pictures: Australia Day in Portland and Wallerawang

GIRL ON FIRE: Emily Watts posted the biggest win of her road cycling career on Sunday when winning stage one of the Santos Festival of Cycling. Photo: RACE WITH ME EMILY WATTS INSTAGRAM

Emily Watts takes out stage one sprint finish at the Santos Festival of Cycling

Watts sprints to the biggest win of her road cycling career

The Portland Bay is currently anchored off Garie Beach in NSW and its crew are stranded without power.

New video shows bulk carrier rescue attempt off Illawarra coast

SAVIOURS: Bendigo couple Scott Robbins and Kate Fuller were literally right in the path of a wayward NYC taxi cab that hit a cyclist and critically injured three pedestrians on June 20. Picture: DARREN HOWE 

The couple was enjoying a coffee and bagel at a Manhattan cafe moments before the accident.

Aussie couple save lives of pedestrians stuck in New York City cab crash

The Windsor Bridge is submerged under floodwater from the swollen Hawkesbury River, in Windsor, north west of Sydney. Photo: AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi

See the devastating footage of floods impacting across NSW

Closer Eye: Neil Livingstone told DPI officers that beehive checking should be done 'every two to three weeks, keeping a much closer eye on it'. Picture: Simone De Peak 

'I kept on saying, gee a month's a long time.'

Bee parasite surveillance should have been 'more frequent'

The Portland Bay bulk carrier off Garie Beach. Picture: Surf Life Saving NSW

The Portland Bay is currently anchored off Garie Beach and its crew are stranded without power.

Watch as bulk carrier Portland Bay struggles offshore persist

Check out these incredible photos from our local photographers.

Lithgow photographers capture every moment of the Bathurst 1000

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Fisheries across tropical regions are at greater risk from climate change than agriculture.

Climate risk to fishers more than farmers

The launch of a NASA rocket from the Arnhem Space Centre has been delayed.

NASA rocket launch from NT base delayed

Nick Kyrgios will play a Wimbledon quarter-final with a court appearance pending back in Australia.

Kyrgios faces assault allegation in court

Thousands of people have been ordered or warned to evacuate as floods again hit NSW.

NSW north braces for floods amid warnings

 Les Taylor poses with Minister Ayres and his Distinguished Long Service Award. Photo: Supplied

Seeing his name lit up at Commbank Stadium was an incredibly humbling experience for Portland's Les Taylor.

Les' incredibly humbled to be recognised for his motorsport passion

"Initial inspections indicate the landslip that has developed is 40 metres long, 20 metres wide and up to 60 metres deep."

Part of Blue Mountains rail line closed by landslip, motorists warned about Bells Line

The Bus stop next to Lithgow McDonald's. Picture by Reidun Berntsen

Your first impressions of a small town that you've never been too before. You see a McDonald's, they are everywhere. You drive a few more metres, then you see a long forgotten bus stop.

Bus stop near McDonald's in dire need of upgrade

Photographer Tom Evangeldis (right) with his subject, Bianca and his entry in the National portrait prize. Picture: Supplied

Lithgow local photographer Tom Evangeldis' entry for the National Portrait Prize has been used as the cover of the official booklet of the exhibition.

Lithgow photographer's work featured on official national booklet

The band members of Goats Can Eat Anything were excited to bring live music back to Lithgow. Photo: Supplied

A musical train ride to Sydney in 2019 was a chance to perform for Lithgow band Goats Can Eat Anything.

Local musicians jump on board to make music in Lithgow

Wiradjuri man Max Lyons feels immense pride in Dr Grant, who he says was a worthy recipient of the NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award. Picture: Les Smith 

Dr Grant received the NAIDOC award in recognition of his life's work revitalising and teaching the Wiradjuri language.

'I felt tears in my eyes': Wiradjuri elder receives NAIDOC lifetime award

There was a landslip on Jenolan Caves Road over the weekend, followed by a fallen tree at Hampton. Photo: Paul Toole MP Facebook page

Your go-to guide for local traffic in Lithgow.

Your go-to road guide: Flooding, road closures and holiday traffic

MAKING A MOVE: After calling Forbes home since 2014 and hosting a mini-festival earlier this year, VANFEST is making the move to Bathurst. Picture: FILE

Hilltop Hoods to headline VANFEST 2022 as event moves to Mount Panorama

Part of the damaged special grid mesh. Photo: Supplied / NPWS

The closure of Glow Worm Tunnel Road near Lithgow will be extended after drivers damaged a section of the road that was undergoing repair.

Glow Worm Tunnel Road closure extended after drivers damage uncompleted roads

The station in 1940. Inset: Lithgow Mercury coverage at the time of opening. Image Supplied/Trove. 

On the 30th of June in 1939, Lithgow residents tuned into their local radio station for the first time.

Turning back time: 83 years of Lithgow's voice on the radio

Farmers Creek in March 2022. Picture: Zach Dray

The Cooerwull Station recorded 89mm of rain on Sunday.

A wet start to July for Lithgow but rainfall is predicted to ease

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New figures from the Bureau of Health Information indicate how Lithgow hospital coped during the peak of the Omicron outbreak earlier this year.

How the Omicron outbreak affected Lithgow Hospital's wait times

Rugby league needs to go back to the drawing board when it comes to the swearing rule.

Do league swearing rules need a revamp?

Buyers snapping up region's 7-Elevens as demand for 'corner stores' grow including Lithgow

A LOT TO OFFER: "People pick up groceries on the way home and you can also hire a trailer, use the ATM, get a hot cup of coffee or a slurpy - there is such a varied offering," says Burgess Rawson - Sydney's agent Rhys Parker who recently sold the Molong Road service station in Orange. Photo: CARLA FREEDMAN.

Strong local economies in places like Bathurst and Orange are helping attract commercial investors to the region.

Buyers snapping up region's 7-Elevens as demand for 'corner stores' grow

Angela Blofield, Aleesha Pyromalis, Adele Duric, Gabby Flynn, Amanda Scott, Stars Griggs, Lily Pottinger and Maddy Willmott.

The Lithgow Mercury has scoured its archived editions to present you with Flashback Friday.

Flashback Friday: Take a walk down memory lane with the Mercury

Lithgow KIDSwear and Embroidery employees, Briah Green and Mallory Ward. Picture by Reidun Berntsen

Lithgow KIDSwear and Embroidery opened their doors for the first time on Thursday June 30th.

KIDSwear and Embroidery opens its doors in Lithgow as expansion to popular store

Here's what's coming up around Lithgow and some ideas if you're looking for something to do.

Your go to guide for what's on around the Lithgow area

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN: The last time Kinross met Lithgow in the Royal Hotel Cup was on November 20, 2020. Photo: JUDE KEOGH.

All the news from the first meeting of the season

Two teams set to be axed from T20 comp as new club challenge proposed at meeting

FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Shamrocks under 18 players were left high and dry in a street carnival boat race when their craft later fell apart mid stream. From left some familiar names in Trevor Cameron, Leslie Warner, Peter Noon, Brian Slaven, Warren Baker and Greg Maranda. (Date unknown).


Can the origins of the dramas in our electricity supply be traced back to successive governments' fascination with privatisation?