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Electrify Your Home host shares vision for all-electric households
Jul 3, 2025
30m 22s
Information session explores how to 'Electrify Everything'
Jun 19, 2025
27m 10s
Why it takes so long to build a sports precinct; and Council to co-manage Moulder Park Velodrome with Orange Land Council.
May 1, 2025
35m 09s
Government grant to explore new water source for Orange; and new councilor Jamie Stedman
Feb 20, 2025
30m 09s
2025 Rainbow Festival launched - Meet new councilor Marea Ruddy
Feb 14, 2025
18m 12s
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| 7/3/25 | Electrify Your Home host shares vision for all-electric households | Send us Fan Mail Orange City Council's Sustainability Project Officer Eleanor Pratten sat down with Calum Harvey-Scholes from Rewiring Australia to discuss the recent Electrify Your Home event and talk about opportunities for Orange residents to transition to a more resilient and sustainable energy future. | 30m 22s | ||||||
| 6/19/25 | Information session explores how to 'Electrify Everything' | Send us Fan Mail A community info session in Orange is designed to help households take control of their energy future. Learn from experts about home electrification, rooftop solar, battery storage, passive heating and and energy efficiency upgrades. | 27m 10s | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | Why it takes so long to build a sports precinct; and Council to co-manage Moulder Park Velodrome with Orange Land Council. | Send us Fan Mail There’s been a major step forward in a long-running change which has the potential to transform the local indigenous community. In Orange a community fun day was held to acknowledge the start of new co-management deal to oversee the management of the Moulder Park Velodrome. And, a visit to Orange by state government minister Tara Moriarty delivers the opportunity to look at why its takes so long to build a sports precinct. | 35m 09s | ||||||
| 2/20/25 | Government grant to explore new water source for Orange; and new councilor Jamie Stedman | Send us Fan Mail NSW senator Deb O’Neil was in Orange on Monday to announce joint state and federal funding for the first steps of a plan to explore building a pilot plant to produce Purified Recycled Water (PRW) for Orange residents to drink. In the same way that Orange has led the way Australia-wide to draw on Stormwater Harvesting to deliver drinking water, the next step is to use Purified Recycled Water. It's a decision with a huge potential impact for the city’s future. This week, ... | 30m 09s | ||||||
| 2/14/25 | 2025 Rainbow Festival launched - Meet new councilor Marea Ruddy | Send us Fan Mail When it comes to Orange's suite of festivals, there are a couple of new kids on the block. The Orange Podcast chats to locals at the launch of the next Rainbow Festival. And, we meet one of the new faces on Orange City Council, Cr Marea Ruddy, who’s aiming to make the work of Council a bit more approachable for the community… | 18m 12s | ||||||
| 12/4/24 | Orange community supports international gender-based violence campaign | Send us Fan Mail The Orange community is getting behind an international campaign, called the '16 days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence.' The United Nations estimates one in three women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. In Orange there are several passionate advocates and service providers supporting victims of gender-based violence, who are raising awareness and working to prevent domestic and family violence. | 36m 47s | ||||||
| 3/28/24 | Two new public artworks launched; Banners tell stories of sacrifice | Send us Fan Mail The community of Orange loves a good story, but this week in town there two examples of two very different stories told in two very different ways. This week street banners were erected which tell the story of wartime sacrifice. And, two new public artworks are launched , hinting at why local councils should do more than build roads and roundabouts. | 19m 25s | ||||||
| 2/16/24 | Orange's rainbow festival launched, and ten years of green-lidded bins | Send us Fan Mail Orange has a reputation for its festivals. Every year we celebrate our local food and wine culture with FOOD Week and a Wine Festival: times that bring us together to enjoy the best of what we’re good at. This week we’ve launched out latest festival. It’s the Orange Rainbow festival to celebrate local residents who can still feel excluded and on the edge. And, first up ten years of green-lidded bins and the latest tweak we’ve all got to learn to keep using them…. | 17m 40s | ||||||
| 10/19/23 | Major milestone for Conservatorium, and NAIDOC Week in Orange in the shadow of the referendum result | Send us Fan Mail This week we find out more about the project that Orange City Council has decided to contribute $18.5 million towards. It’s biggest ever single contribution to a project in Orange. And on the eve of NAIDOC Week celebrations, the annual celebration comes at a time of sadness and uncertainty in the indigenous community. | 16m 54s | ||||||
| 4/21/23 | Orange gallery's biggest ever audience, and how a Voice to Parliament could deliver for First Nation people | Send us Fan Mail The Orange Regional Gallery has just wound up on what could well be its biggest ever exhibition. A sculpture exhibition, by internationally renowned artist Laurence Edwards was shown at the gallery for a couple of months and during that time no less that 8,000 people came through the doors. The good news is that one of the bronze sculptures will stay as part of the permanent collection. And the awareness campaign around The Voice referendum is stepping up. When a parlia... | 31m 56s | ||||||
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| 3/2/23 | New land agreement to tackle affordable housing, set new trends for housing in Orange | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, a special look at what could be the biggest change to the future shape of housing in the city of Orange. This week Orange City Council signed an MOU with state-owned developer LandCom to build a new suburb on the eastern outskirts of Orange. With space for 200+ lots, the key differences will see around 25% of the lots to be targeted for affordable housing and with many different sizes and types of housing. | 22m 05s | ||||||
| 2/2/23 | New exhibition reveals statues who've 'stepped out of a neolithic swamp' | Send us Fan Mail Only a couple of years after the state government helped out with $3.5 million to virtually double the size of the Orange Regional Gallery, that extra space continues to attract some of the best exhibitions to be found in regional Australia. And this week the gallery was a hive of activity unpacking a container just off the boat from England. Inside, 26 giant and tiny human bronze statues, the work of internationally-renowned artist Laurence Edwards. | 22m 33s | ||||||
| 12/23/22 | Two ways of boosting our business economy: a new multi-level car park and start-up pods in containers | Send us Fan Mail Orange City Council takes a range of approaches to grow the local economy. At one end of the spectrum, its's exploring ways of building a new multi-level car park alongside the central business district. And, at the micro end, the Council is helping potential new businesses get a start by providing low-cost shop-fronts, positioned just off the main street. | 14m 49s | ||||||
| 12/16/22 | Two building restorations: One restoring heritage, one transforming a community | Send us Fan Mail This week: How a 1920s vintage stock and station agent premises selling stock feed in Lords Place was transformed into a contemporary sun-drenched office while still acknowledging the building’s history. And, how the Orange Aboriginal Lands Council took on the process of not only restoring a derelict former police station but also the community memories that came along with it. | 15m 42s | ||||||
| 10/28/22 | Architect chosen to design Orange's new sports stadium ; and why ephermeral art creates long-lasting memories | Send us Fan Mail Work gets under way soon to design Orange's new sports stadium, and Mayor Jason Hamling believes it means 'coming to the table' late will mean the best in contemporary design. Orange's Robertson Park is the latest location for art works in the FutureCity Public Art program. We talk to artist Kellie O'Dempsey about the ideas behind her work. | 17m 35s | ||||||
| 9/15/22 | A former Yellow Wiggle helps Orange City Council boost awareness of AEDs | Send us Fan Mail In this edition, we hear how the life of an internationally-known Australian has taken on a very new direction after a life-changing incident. Former Yellow Wiggle, Greg Page, wants to boost community awareness of AEDs, that can be the difference between life and death for some who experiences a cardiac arrest. Orange City Council plans to work with Greg Page's charity 'Heart of the Nation' to save lives in Orange. | 13m 35s | ||||||
| 9/9/22 | Orange's biggest ever expansion of public transport, and the Council opens a new pop-up shop | Send us Fan Mail This week, community discussion stepped up about proposals to upgrade Lords Place South. And for the first time, instead of waiting for the community to come to the Council, the Council is taking the message about Lords Place, out to Lords place by opening up a pop-up shop in Lords Place. And, we take a deep-dive into the biggest expansion ever in Orange when it comes to public transport. There are hundred of new bus routes all equipped with an app to make t... | 15m 54s | ||||||
| 9/2/22 | Council getting on with building a sports precinct despite price changes; players in Orange's live music scene get together to find a better future. | Send us Fan Mail The project to build Orange's new sports precinct is facing extra costs, but the mayor believes it's not the only big project to face the same problems. Also, new research shows Orange has more live music venues than any other central west centre. A new industry forum this week brought venues and performers together to find solutions to the obstacles that prevents more live music happening locally. | 21m 09s | ||||||
| 8/26/22 | How governments pay Councils to do their work, And we meet new Council member Mel McDonell. | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we hear about the the ideas behind the proposed upgrade of Lords Place South. Council CEO David Waddell tells how governments use grants to get local Councils to deliver on their decisions. We find out how you can arrange a guest speaker for your next community group meeting. And we meet new Council member Mel McDonell, and find out about her hopes and dreams for this Council term. | 27m 40s | ||||||
| 8/4/22 | Winter Fire Festival begins, Live & Local workshops for music industry set to start | Send us Fan Mail If you’ve driven past Robertson Park in recent days and seen tents and enclosure being assembled, its the first signs of the Orange Winter Fire Festival in the park getting ready. In this program, we take Orange 360’s Caddie Marshall and Mayor Jason Hamling down to the park to find out why you should venture out this Winter. And, we’ll hear about some new attempts to revitalise our local live music industry. The Winter Fire Festival is on from the 6th to the 14th ... | 13m 05s | ||||||
| 7/21/22 | What difference will a brand new building make to Orange's long-established Conservatorium of Music? | Send us Fan Mail In the spotlight this week, a government announcement of some more funding for a new conservatorium that will let music come out of from being hidden in the back streets, to a prime spot at the centre of our community’s civic life. In this episode of the Orange podcast, what difference the construction of a new building will make to the people of Orange? We hear from the NSW Arts Minister, the Mayor and two leaders of our music community. | 10m 39s | ||||||
| 6/16/22 | In this program, we'll hear from an internationally-acclaimed artist, a blacksmith and learn more about plans for the Orange Function Centre. | Send us Fan Mail Back in 2020, artist John Olsen visited the Orange Regional Gallery to view the construction site for the new five million dollar extension. He also took the opportunity to view the Gallery’s permanent collection. Mr Olsen was so impressed by what he saw, he spontaneously offered a major painting, a bronze sculpture and four works on paper to the Gallery, works worth hundreds of thousand of dollars. During a recent visit he spoke to reporters about why people from regi... | 15m 34s | ||||||
| 6/10/22 | Why do government leaders come to Orange to announce major arts funding? And, we learn why a man who works in logistics in the mining industry decided to stand for Orange City Council. | Send us Fan Mail The director of the Gallery of NSW was in Orange this week for a big state government announcement: The Arts Minister had news of three quarters of a million of dollars to put more touring exhibitions on the road in regional areas. Where do they come for a big announcement? The recently-expanded Orange Regional Gallery that has a great track record of delivering big shows. And why a man who work in logistics in the mining industry, decided to stand for Orange City Counc... | 19m 33s | ||||||
| 5/20/22 | Meet another new councillor: A local pharmacist. And the man born in Orange who set a an altitude record. | Send us Fan Mail This week on the program, a wrap of key decision at this week's council meeting. We also meet a local pharmacist who decided to run for council. And find out about the Orange-born mountain climber who held a altitude record for 30 years before Mt Everest was topped. | 19m 23s | ||||||
| 4/22/22 | This week we meet Dr and Cr, Steve Peterson. And we hear a wrap of the latest Council meeting. | Send us Fan Mail One of the new faces on Orange City Council is a doctor and a quadriplegic. This week we meet Cr Steve Peterson. And we also catch up with Council CEO David Waddell to find out more about the latest list of what the Orange community wants the Council to be working on. | 22m 05s | ||||||
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