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Goin' to Gil 2026 volunteers celebrating the Gilgandra Street Parade. Photo by Gilgandra Weekly: Molly Shannon

Goin' to Gil Street Party Pt. 2!

More Goin' to Gil Gilgandra Street Party 2026 photos

3 October, 2026

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Photo Gallery from 2026 Goin' to Gil Street Parade - feature photo

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Photo Gallery from 2026 Goin' to Gil Street Parade

Want to know what's on in Gilgandra? - feature photo

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Want to know what's on in Gilgandra?

The Big ArmaTREE was officially lit up at the Armatree Street Party. Photo by Gilgandra Weekly: Molly Shannon.

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Armatree Street Party 2026 Photo Gallery

The GIL Library Hub took part in the Gilgandra Street Parade for Goin' to Gil festival. Photo supplied.

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The GIL Library Hub News

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Chaffey’s Corner - feature photo

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Chaffey’s Corner

The Big ArmaTREE was officially lit up at the Armatree Street Party. Photo by Gilgandra Weekly: Molly Shannon

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‘ArmaTREE’ Street Party Lights up the Night

This week's edition out now in print and online - Fabulous Weekend in Gil - feature photo

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This week's edition out now in print and online - Fabulous Weekend in Gil

Mr Chaffey with a volunteer at the Emmanuel Care centre in Dubbo. Photo supplied.

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Stronger Communities Applications Open

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Gilgandra Swimming Pool To Open This Weekend - feature photo

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Gilgandra Swimming Pool To Open This Weekend

Opinion: Where Have All the Journalists Gone? - feature photo

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Opinion: Where Have All the Journalists Gone?

On Today - Tunes in Toora - feature photo

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On Today - Tunes in Toora

The Dollar for Dusty team and family supporters at Parliament House on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, when Dusty Langby met with the Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese (centre) after walking over 540kms from Warren to Canberra to secure funding for Little Wings. Photo supplied.

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Dollar for Dusty Successfully Raised $1 million for Little Wings

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