Dubbo’s a great city and this site is here to give you some advice from the locals…
Where’s the best fish and chips? What’s the best pub? Where can I get my car fixed?
Click away on the links to the left and hopefully some of your questions will be answered. Leave a comment for others if you find something worth sharing.
You may have noticed dubbo.org is being redesigned ! We’ve teamed up with Charmaine Wray a local Dubbo photographer who is providing all the new images you now see. You can check out more of her work at www.charmainewray.com
The Clay Pan Gallery is a coffee shop in a wonderfully relaxing setting. You can eat indoors next to the gallery featuring local artwork, or outdoors in the country garden.
A good selection of cakes, including gluten free.
21 Depot Road, off Victoria Street, West Dubbo. Phone: 02 6882 5828
Open 9.30am to 4pm Wednesday - Monday
The Biodiversity Garden in in Birch Avenue, East Dubbo. It is well marked with information on the various plants and geographical features and threatened species from the area. You can download a brochure from here.
Click here to read more.
Shoyoen Sister City Garden was a gift from Dubbo’s Sister City Minokamoin Japan.
Great Butcher, Great Service, Great Meat. They sell fresh chooks from GIlgandra Poultry. Plenty of cuts of meat from roasts, eye fillets and cattlemans cutlets, down to crumbed lamb cutlets and marinated ready to go stir-frys and the like. The shop has that old fashioned good butcher smell. They have one shop in Darling Street and one in the Riverdale Mall.
Oxley downs is a country farmhouse film set created for the TV series ‘Outback House’, a replica 1861 Sheep Station. Scott and Liz Tourle, the property owners, have a wealth of interesting information and trivia about the history of the place and the filming of the series. Feel free to contact Scott and Liz on 02 6887 7264 or oxleydowns.com.au if you require any further information. Click here to read more.
Friday April 25 till Sunday April 27 is the Dubbo Show. Click here to read more.
This week it’s Youth Week in Dubbo. Check out some of these events!
Dubbo and District Family History Society Inc has one of the largest collection of genealogical and historical resources outside of Sydney. This collection is at the Western Plains Cultural Centre. Their website for more information can be found here.
