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THE photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region.

The photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region

ORANGE: 'It's cold at this place called Gallipoli' were the first poignant words to reach the 3,000 attendees at the Anzac dawn service on Monday. Photo: STEVE GOSCH

BLAYNEY: Blayney Bears Terawhiti Cooper was sent-off on half-time for striking.

BATHURST: Fire and police crews were called to this car fire in Kelso on Friday morning. Photo: IAN REDPATH 042216carfire

DUBBO: Dubbo is set to play a remarkable role in a plan to ensure the survival of the rhino. After almost three years of work, a plan by The Australian Rhino Project founder Ray Dearlove to transfer 80 rhinos to Australia from South Africa is getting closer to fruition.

NARROMINE: Keedi Hartin of Hartin Schute Bell, Narromine, checks a Dorset second-cross lamb from among this pen of 174 Dohne/Dorset cros- ewes offered by Pentdale Nominees, "Argrey", Coonamble, which sold at $111 a unit to Narromine graziers PS and S Pastoral. Photo: MARK GRIGGS

FORBES: Police have seized 28 firearms, many suspected of being stolen, from a Eugowra property.

YOUNG: Cohen Rathjen, in his mother's arms during the 10.30am Anzac Day service in Anderson Park, clasps a branch of rosemary. Photo: ELOUISE HAWKEY

MUDGEE: Mudgee’s Wings Wheels and Wine Airshow once again displayed everything a vehicle can do, whether on the ground or in the sky, from fighting fires to transporting patients to hospital.

WELLINGTON: Sam Woods, Trey Fernando, Alfie Boney,Sindiso Ndhlovu, Bernie Shakeshaft with their dogs Robin, Lou and Striker.

LITHGOW: Lithgow paramedics and a CareFlight doctor combined to assist a cyclist seriously injured in an accident at South Bowenfels.

ORANGE: A steep garden bed prevented a Kia sedan from crashing through the south west corner of a house on the intersection of Olympic and Kearney’s Drive early Tuesday morning. Photo: MARK LOGAN

DUBBO: Enjoying themselves at headspace Dubbo s first birthday celebrations were Christina Rodgers, Kailey Thomas, Emerson Hartley, Paul Rich, Rachel Thomas, Nic Steepe, Melanie Tonniges and Annie Hartley.	Photo: KATHRYN O'SULLIVAN

TRANGIE: Anzac Day 2016 was celebrated with whole community involvement again this year.

BATHURST: From horses to high fashion, it was all happening at Tyers Park on April 25 when the Soldier's Saddle got underway.

CANOWINDRA: Riding the momentum of a round one victory, the Canowindra Pythons slumped to a second up 67-5 loss against the Blayney Rams.

COWRA: While the Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange may have seen an increase in the numbers of livestock being sold the Cowra Salesyards have also seen a small increase in numbers but primarily a drop in quality.

BLAYNEY: Millthorpe Public School leaders Ethan Wilson, Tayla Hildenbeutel, Ella Truloff and Fergus Connick carry the wreaths to place at the Millthorpe and District Roll of Honour at Redmond Oval.

ORANGE: The Taste Orange Food and Wine Festival at Watsons Bay connects Sydneysiders with Orange's produce. Photo: SUPPLIED

DUBBO: The fundraiser will help protect some of the last great tuskers of Africa, while raising awareness of illegal poaching. Photo: BOBBY-JO CLOW

BATHURST: The Bathurst RSL Sub Branch has been informed that St Stanislaus’ College’s light horse representatives will not take part in this year’s Anzac Day march. Photo: PHILL MURRAY 042515panzac24copy

GRENFELL: The Grenfell Picnic Race Club's 2016 race day was an outstanding event thoroughly enjoyed by the massive crowd in attendance.

FORBES: Last year Binaal Billa, in partnership with Yoorana Gunya, put on the first Ochre Ribbon event in Forbes - it was such a success they want to continue it on an annual basis.

ORANGE: Nyasa Phillips and Bella Hoyle-Davies with the artwork outside Cinnabar to mark Anzac Day 2016. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0425art

MUDGEE: A new artwork from  renowned Aboriginal artist Eddy Harris will be the first thing people see when they step through the doors of Mudgee Health Service.

BATHURST: Clare Strik has had her head shaved to support her partner Luke Harrison, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Sophia Perry did the honours at Price Attack on Saturday. Photo: PHILL MURRAY 041616phair

YOUNG: Anneliese Rothe (9), Miranda Howard (9) and Liam Howard (6) can learn about Anzac Day is all about following the release of a new picture book called Here they come: A day to remember, which is being distributed to local schools and the South West Regional Library in Young.

DUBBO: Vicki Dobson says her spinal fusion rehabilitation is all about getting back in the saddle. She is pictured here with her horse Levi.

PARKES: This week we feature one of our younger members and his cool daily driver, a 2002 Holden Monaro CV6. Ricky Mill is 19 and was always destined to become a part of the CWCC.

ORANGE: Three young men from Orange on their way home from a pig hunting trip have been killed and police believe fatigue was the contributor.

BATHURST: Television personality, Jason Hodges, receives a hand from Carter Beech, 5, in Bathurst’s community garden on Saturday. Photo: PHILL MURRAY 042316pjason1

FORBES: Employment of a private contractor to collect household rubbish from Wirrinya homes is one option that will be considered after a public meeting between residents and Forbes Shire Council earlier this month. 

THE photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region.<br>

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a woman's death in Forbes. Image supplied.

Police investigate death of woman in Forbes

The team at HE Silos will now hold their anniversary event in May.

HE Silos event delayed

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

Jim Burrowes with a Morse key. Picture supplied

An Anzac reunion: the story of Joe, Jim and Rob

Towards Weddin Mountains' by Karen Ritchie.

Landscape art exhibition

Garden Club Executive Margaret Dent, Robin Lyell and Lloyd Gerdes. Picture by Elvy Quirk

GALLERY: The week that was in the central west - April 22-28, 2016

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