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The Parkes community took a stand against domestic and family violence by taking part in a White Ribbon Day march on Monday.&nbsp;

Parkes Public School students with their White Ribbon Day banner - Taylah Gibson, Savannah Ross, Ellen Dolbel, Zoe Anderson, Xander Macgregor, Nicholas Gascoigne and Brock Charlton.

Sherridan Crow from FACS with Parkes High School students Jessica Sellings and Isabella Ollier.

Vanessa Smede and Bree Dietrich (Catholic Care) with Gary Smith (Department of Education and Barry Merritt (Forbes High School).

Barry Merritt, Cr Barbara Newton and Forbes High School Ambassador Kaidyn Haynes.

NorthParkes Mines’ Michelle Row, Nartayliah Vandyk and Michelle Wetherell show off their White Ribbon tattoos.

Mikaela Bermingham, Steven Farrell and Sara Voveris from Dunford’s Pharmacy.

Chief Inspector David Cooper cats with some of the organisers of the White Ribbon March.

Lionel Lovett gave the Welcome to Country.

July Layton, Parkes High School Chaplain places her signed oath in the Swear Jar.

Kelly May from Northparkes Mines and Mary Nicholson TAFE NSW enjoyed their sausage sanga.

Holy Family Primary School was represented by Lisa Dwyer, Clayton Wing Yip, Mia Baker, Kai Airey, Hosie Jones, Briadie Goonrey, Sophie McQuie and Donna Payne.

Andrew Hubbard (Northparkes Mines), Andrew Jones (Clean Teq Sunrise) and Dave Watts of Binaal Billa.

Quota was represented by Kay Craft, Miriam Luyt and Judy Chambers.

Judy Kelly and Sarah Brown with their signs and Gage Kirk.

Irene Ridgeway, Lionel Lovett and Amanda Corcoran.

The Crew from Currajong participated in the White Ribbon march.

The White Ribbon March was led by Police Officers amd Department of Education staff.

Parkes High School students with their banners.

Cr Barbara Newton and Cr Bill Jayet marched.

The traffic heading down Clarinda Street was stopped for the White Ribbon March.

The march headed down Welcome Street to end in Cook Park.

Michelle Kable, Manager TAFE Services Parkes Cluster with Kelly Bowden.

Cr Bill Jayet, Lindy Farrant, Chelsea McGarrity, Julie Layton, Collette Genet-Marks, Kelly Thompson and Pam Symonds.

Chase Dingle from Northparkes Mines was MC.

Chief Inspector David Cooper was one of the speakers.

The crowd gathered in the park for White Ribbon Day.

Everyone in the park was offered the opportunity to sign the White Ribbon oath and put it in the Swear Jar.

A free sausage sizzle was provided by Rotary after the march.

Rachel Hoy (MLAHMC), Hanna Ross (Verto), Diane Littlewood and Michelle Morgan (Safe Tasks).

Parkes High School Strategy Group with their banners for the march.

Anzac Day in Parkes

There's something special watching the sun rise from atop Memorial Hill during the dawn service on Anzac Day. Picture by Christine Little

Events coming up in and around Parkes

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

James and the Tercel team have replaced the lightning conductor at Bogan Gate's War Memorial. Picture supplied

Generous support keeps Bogan Gate War Memorial protected

Bianca Sibbald is ex-Navy, married to a sailor, has three young children and is the author of the "Someone I Love is in Defence" series of story, activity and colouring-in books for the young children of military families. Picture by someoneiloveisindefence.com.au

Veteran owned and operated businesses need our support beyond Anzac Day

These veterans mean business and need our backing beyond Anzac Day

Lexi Herden as Annie and the talented young orphanage cast. Picture by Ruth Crowley

The sun'll come out, when Parkes M and D's Annie opens April 20

Parkes takes a stand on White Ribbo...

The Parkes community took a stand against domestic and family violence by taking part in a White Ribbon...

Parkes takes a stand on White Ribbon Day | Photos

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