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Part of the area south of Oberon under investigation for a wind farm (left; image from The Pines Wind Farm) and The Pines Wind Farm project director Joanna Murphy and Stromlo Energy director Matthew Parton.

The Oberon Against Wind Towers group has been strongly critical.

'Aggressive' approach? Not the case, say those behind wind farm near Oberon

The Great Western Highway turn-off to Sunny Corner (picture from Google Maps) and Someva Renewables director of community and government engagement Felicity Stening and managing director Jamie Chivers during a visit to Bathurst (picture by James Arrow).

'A self-firefighting system will kick in.'

What about the fire risk? Sunny Corner wind farm project company has its say

Someva Renewables director of community and government engagement Felicity Stening and managing director Jamie Chivers during a visit to Bathurst. Picture by James Arrow.

'We've consciously been looking at this area for several years.'

Why 'energy-rich' region is on the radar of those behind ambitious proposal

Sam Farraway (left) says he will seek National Party preselection to run for the seat of Calare, held by Andrew Gee (right).

It sets up a battle with former National and now independent Andrew Gee.

Farraway confirms he wants to contest Calare, get Great Western Highway upgrade 'back on track'

Member for Bathurst Paul Toole, an artist's impression of part of the proposed Great Western Highway tunnel and Regional Transport and Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison.

Forget a new Great Western Highway study and just build the tunnel, Toole says

Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont are on their way to Bathurst. Picture supplied.

'My dad was coming home from a rehearsal for a show at 11pm.'

'We threw snow at each other at midnight': Country music star talks Bathurst memories

A solar panel (file picture); a site outline of the proposed Glanmire Solar Farm that is provided on the project's website (picture from Google Earth); and Dr Jim Blackwood (file picture).

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'We gave a lot of thought to this proposal.'

'Best use of this land': Environmental figure offers strong defence of solar farm project

Bathurst district shearer Brian Press in Scotland's north in 2019.