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Australia has taken in more than 4,000 Ukrainian refugees since the Russian invasion began in February. While many have settled in our cities, some have ventured further afield.

The smallest newspaper in the country, The Orange News Examiner, illustrates the importance and fragility of regional journalism.

SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — The San Clemente City Council is set to consider a resolution in a couple of weeks that would declare the city a "sanctuary for life," making it an abortion-free zone.

Newcrest's Cadia near Orange in NSW’s central west has not mined any ore for almost two weeks after it halted underground work and evacuated the mine on July 22.

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Kelly Rimmer couldn't bear to see her city's bookstore close down or move to non-local ownership, so she moved from writing books to selling them.

A spotted-tailed quoll has been found in a shed in the NSW Central West "doing it a little bit tough". It is hoped it is a sign the population is stabilising in the region.

Award-winning Australian artist John Olsen has donated several of his works to a regional NSW art gallery, saying art in the regions is vital.

LOS ANGELES — Robert L. McKenna III, a medical malpractice attorney, was telling an Orange County jury how utterly meritless, insulting and outrageous was the case against his client, a gastroenterologist. The plaintiffs' demand for $10 million for the death of their father, a 49-year-old forklift operator, amounted to nothing…