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Dancers rehearse for The Australian Ballet's The Dancers Company's performance of Swan Lake. Picture: Phillip Biggs, THE EXAMINER


Super moon rising above East Launceston. Picture: Scott Gelston, THE EXAMINER


Save the Clock Tower singer Luke Vaessen shows his passion at his band's album launch at Launceston's Club 54. Picture: Scott Gelston, THE EXAMINER


Torn Abbey Bishop shoots for a hoop during the Launceston Tornadoes clash wth the Geelong Lady Supercats. Picture: Scott Gelston, THE EXAMINER

The University of Newcastle?s robot soccer team, the NUbots, are heading to Brazil for the RoboCup, The World Cup of Robot Soccer. NEWCASTLE HERALD

ROYAL SHEEP: Jim Murray and Fred the ram practice their routine. NEWCASTLE HERALD

Six-year-old Kiahn Foley with his mother Sarah and brother Kayden. Kiahn was sucked into a mall travelator, injuring his buttocks. Picture: ADAM McLEAN, ILLAWARRA

Coolamon Central School students Brittany Brown 17, (left) and Louise Sloan, 17, get a taste of zombie life at the University of NSW's Museum of Disease travelling exhibition in Wagga. Picture: Michael Frogley, DAILY ADVERTISER

Six months into his weightlifting career Tumut teenager Aydan McMahon is set to compete against the world's best at the Youth Olympics in Nanging China next month. In his whirlwind start the 17-year-old has broken two national records and five state records as he continues on his dream to represent Australia. Picture: Michael Frogley, DAILY ADVERTISER

Hello World Wagga staff (from left) Kristen McKenzie, Kellie Stevens and Susan Toohey test out the one of a kind mobile indoor lawn bowl centre at the Murrumbidgee Turf Club as AAT Kings sales manager Simon Vincent measures jack high bowl. Picture: Les Smith, DAILY ADVERTISER

The Galloway wolfpack is back together, with Richie sharing a kiss with Paul Galloway snr, as Matthew, 7, and Paul Galloway watch on after kelpie's surprise return. Picture: Les Smith, DAILY ADVERTISER


ORANGE: Senior Constable Lisa Pearson no longer has any hair to keep her head warm this winter, but her close friend Francine Sammut will now be able to afford the vital cancer treatment she needs.

ORANGE: Gaye Stuart-Nairne is beside herself with excitement at the prospect of a 12 kilogram truffle yield this season.

Aaron Chapman ready to throw a snowball at his mum Melissa on Walcha Rd on Friday. Photo:Melissa Chapman, NORTHERN DAILY LEADER

FLAGSHIP OF THE FLEET: Paul Bennett with his new Wolf Pitts Pro. Picture by STUART SCOTT, MAITLAND MERCURY

Peter West turned personal adversity into an opportunity to help others and stemmed his depression in the process, MAITLAND MERCURY

HARDEN: One of the key local organisers for the centenary re-enactment of the first airmail flight between Melbourne and Sydney Lorraine Brown is pictured with Col Southwell after the planes taking part in the flight had landed at the Harden Racecourse. Photo: Harden-Murrumburrah Express.

QUEANBEYAN: Musician, poet and now author Omar Musa is set to release his debut novel, Here Come the Dogs, which has been loosely influenced by his experiences of growing up in Queanbeyan. Photo: Kim Pham.

GOULBURN: It was cold in Goulburn but hot in their bellies as former NRL players and members of the Matty Johns Show team Nathan Hindmarsh and Bryan Fletcher took on the infamous Hibo Hero Burger. Photo Chris Clarke.

JINDABYNE: THE Jindabyne Bushpigs narrowly went down to the competition leaders the Taralga Tigers 33 - 25 at John Conners Oval in snowy conditions on Saturday. Adrian Butters on the run for Jindabyne.

Ready to go: JR Richards leading hand Brett Savage with some of the red bins ahead of their delivery, PORT NEWS

NOWRA: Nowra orchid enthusiast Alan Stephenson has had an orchid named after him.

TERMEIL: Record hazard reduction burns have been carried out across NSW.

ULLADULLA: Damo Staunton trains with some of the Makai Paddlers on Burrill Lake as they prepare for this weekend's Makai Lake Lunacy event, which will include outriggers, kayakers and stand-up paddlers.

ULLADULLA: Kings Point mother Leesa Osborne (front), along with fellow Wollongong University medical students Evan Jayawickrama, Louisa Wilkinson and Skye Macleod began training with local doctors this week under the guidance of regional academic leader Dr Brett Thomson.

BEGA: More than 100 Bega Valley Primary School pupils enjoy a day of fun activities and faculty tours at the local University of Wollongong campus during Race In2Uni Day.

MILESTONE: Trevor Kearns shears his millionth sheep. THE COURIER

Cameron Leith from Passing Clouds winery in Musk. Picture: JULIE HOUGH, THE COURIER


Cold conditions resulted in snow falling in the Trentham area. Raiilway crossing at Musk. Picture: JULIE HOUGH, THE COURIER

Robert Hawkins with his macaws, which he has concerns for given changes proposed by the DEPI. Picture: KYLIE ESLER, BORDER MAIL

Kim Sorensen says people can take steps to prevent thieves stealing from them. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL, BORDER MAIL

Sweden’s Agnes Westlund, centre, with Ruby Kadaoui, 8, and Kellie Kadaoui. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON, BORDER MAIL

Two swans land on the wetlands near the Merri River, as good rains fall across the south west. Picture: ROB GUNSTONE, THE STANDARD

Port Fairy Vet Clinic's Dr Charlie Blackwood checking on Hugo after returning from volunteering in India with Vets Beyond Borders. Picture: DAMIAN WHITE, THE STANDARD

First time fathers Andrew Maher with baby Nate, from Mailors Flat,Ashley Price holding Sophie, from Port Fairy, and David Harrington holding Julia, from Warrnambool, taking part in the Baby Makes Three program. Picture: DAMIAN WHITE, THE STANDARD

Opera Australia are performing an Indiana Jones-influenced take on Mozart's Magic Flute, with Stephanie Rea, 9, at front. Picture: AARON SAWALL, THE STANDARD

Hungry: Maggie McGregor feeds Magpie Phil Holmes at the Balingup Telling Tales Festival. Photo: Nina Smith/Donnybrook-Bridgetown Mail.

The Towns South girls showed off their pink socks in support of the McGrath Foundation at their game against Collie on Saturday. Pictured is Naomi Newport, Wendy Garland, Sheridan Buswell, Kristy Andrews, Bridgitte Kerkmans, Sally Brown, Rebecca Campbell, Tobi Harling, Justine Silverthorne, Kim Mortimer, Jenelle Whittome, Belinda Ryman and Megan Lowe.

Anzac Day in Young | Photos

Rebecca Hewson

Locals from Boorowa will join with people across the country to pay their respects this Anzac Day. 

The ANZAC spirit

Anzac Day service times across the Hilltops

Carla Mascarenhas

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

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

Police allege the street value of the cannabis was worth $78,000. Photos from NSW Police.

MEGA GALLERY: The week in photos

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