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Member for the Dubbo Electorate Dugald Saunders has welcomed the official opening of the new Dubbo Cycle Club facility, saying it is a game changer for a club that has a strong tradition of producing champion riders. An official ceremony is being held at the River Street facility on Tuesday evening, just weeks after the club officially moved its racing schedule from its former home at No.1 Oval. The new facility consists of a 400-metre track designed similarly to the much-loved No.1 Oval circuit, which also features a dedicated warm-up/cool-down section. A 1km criterium circuit and a clubhouse are also

A world-class showing at the Women’s NSW Open Championship has yet again proven the region’s ability to host global sporting events and highlighted the value of NSW Government funding to upgrade the fairway and facilities at the Dubbo Golf Club. Member for the Dubbo Electorate Dugald Saunders joined with Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW John Barilaro today for the final day of play of the 72-hole tournament, which attracted some of the world’s best female professional and amateur golf players. Mr Saunders said improving local sporting facilities makes a big difference to regional NSW communities, citing the $1.3

Members of the community are encouraged to attend an information session this week about plans to replace the century-old timber Rawsonville Bridge, west of Dubbo. Member for Dubbo Dugald Saunders said the NSW Government was providing $700,000 to investigate options for replacing the timber truss bridge to provide a safer and more efficient river crossing for users. “The NSW Government has listened to the local community, which is why the Rawsonville Bridge will be replaced, rather than repaired,” Mr Saunders said. “During community consultation, the majority of the feedback was in support of replacing the century old structure, as closing

The new high-level crossing of the Macquarie River at River Street will deliver improved safety, better access and keep communities connected during flood events, with the Submissions Report and refined design now released. Member for Dubbo Dugald Saunders said there had been a number of changes to the design following community consultation to ensure the project responded to the needs of the local community. “After carefully considering and responding to every one of the 310 submissions from the community consultation on the New Dubbo Bridge project, we have refined the design,” Mr Saunders said. “We’ve increased the speed limit, introduced