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BENDIGO: Jayde and Courtney Romero's house in Heathcote was destroyed by fire. Jade went back into the house because she was worried about her uncle. Photo: Gelnn Daniels

LAUNCESTON:Two of Launceston's biggest comedy nights are joining forces to raise money for Headspace, in a big night of laughs at Saint John Craft Beer on August 31. Picture: Phillip Biggs, The Examiner

BENDIGO: John Meager, pays his respects at the Long Tan commemeration. Photo: Darren Howe

BENDIGO: Axe Creek Cricket Club is in trouble. They are in dire need of players after losing the bulk of its A-grade and some B-graders. James O'Bryen is prepared to bat on despite not having many team mates. Photo: Glenn Daniels

CAROONA: Celebration after the Caroona mine announcement. Photo: Rachael Webb

BENDIGO: Hunty's Girls Youth football team, wore crazy dress ups to training to mark the last trainging session of the season. Photo: Noni Hyett

HUNTER:  Paralympian swimmer Maddi Elliott farewelled by fellow students at Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College on Thursday before the Gillieston Heights 17-year-old departs Australia for her second Games next week. Picture: Jonathan Carroll.

PORT STEPHENS: Blondie, Oakvale Farm and Fauna World's head keeper Lachlan Gordon, and Miri. The 12-week-old dingo pups are the latest additions to the farm. Picture: Ellie-Marie Watts

HUNTER:  Maitland Street Rodders vice president Noel McTaggart with his 1937 Ford Roadster

COWRA: Second cross lambs on John Whitby's property, "Mt Pleasant", Cowra. Photo: Rachael Webb

Illawarra: 'Predictable and unsurprising': The University of Wollongong's Associate Professor Michael Flood says pornographic chat forums targeting young women are a product of "porn culture" and sexism. Picture: Adam McLean.

BALLARAT: Former IBF World Champion Sam ‘King’ Soliman sparring against some local footballers, local legends and local amateur boxers. Photo: Luka Kauzlaric

ULLADULLA: Volunteer Jane Milojevic is blown-away with the fashions on offer at St Vincent de Paul Society Op-Shop in Ulladulla.

LAKE MACQUARIE:  Margaret Seguin among the fashion items on offer at the Salvation Army Family Store at Bonnells Bay. Picture: David Stewart

BALLARAT: Ballarat is playing a helping hand in rebuilding Nepal. Photo: Jeremy Bannister

BALLARAT: The Lion King dress rehearsals at Ballarat Clarendon College. Photo: Lachlan Bence

BATEMANS BAY: James Thomson and his partner Donna McCleer are both seeking election to Eurobodalla Council in the Group F ticket and are pictured here on the family property at Belowra.

NAROOMA: Vietnam Veterans share a beer on Vietnam Veterans Day. Photo: Stan Gorton

BATHURST: Paul Hughes and children Georgia, 9, and Jackson, 12, are all tap dancers. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

NEWCASTLE: Newcastle artist and designer Bliss Cavanagh has been named one of 60 young achievers by the Foundation of Young Australians. Picture: Ryan Osland

BATHURST: This year's Bathurst Eisteddfod is almost here and president Roslyn King has urged people to purchase their programs. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

BLAYNEY: George King believes that a destination tourism ride along the Blayney to Cowra line would draw thousands of tourists a year and would benefit small communities along it. Photo: Mark Logan

BLAYNEY: Costa Georgiadis will be visiting some of the gardens during this years Millthorpe Garden Ramble. Photo: Mark Logan

COWRA: Onlookers converged on Cowra on Thursday morning as a C-130J Hercules soared over as part of the commemorations for the 50th anniversary of the battle of Long Tan. Photo: MEGS BURGIN

COWRA: Julie and John Whitby (on right), "Mt Pleasant", Cowra, their dog Ryles and Cowra based livestock agent with James P.Keady, Craig Oliver, in a yard of second cross lambs. Photo: Rachael Webb.

CURLEWIS: Susan and John Lyle, "Ranken Park", Curlewis, checking a fallow paddock to plant a summer crop. Photo: Rachael Webb

DUBBO: Dubbo North Public School drummers closed the launch of Artlands 2016, giving a glimpse at what was to come when the festival begins in October. Photo: ORLANDER RUMING

DUBBO: Lorna Brennan, Stacey Baird, Lynne Draper and Lauren Memorey with some of the kites at the Dubbo Macquarie Regional Library. Photo: MARK RAYNER

DUBBO: Dubbo Public School students admire Bruno the rhinoceros at Charter Hall's Dubbo Square. Photo: LYNN PINKERTON

GUNNEDAH: Clipex southern NSW sales manager Jackson Blake, talking 2000 series crush with James Daley, Wagga Wagga, at AgQuip. Photo: Rachael Webb

LAKE MACQUARIE: Hunter students taking part in the Science and Engineering challenge. Picture: David Stewart

GUNNEDAH: McFetridge's from Narrabri, Todd, Ryan and Howard checking out a NDF planter at AgQuip. Photo: Rachael Webb

GUNNEDAH: Sophie Boorer, 8, "Palbara", Quirindi; brother Thomas, 12, and Jamie Grant, 8, "Talinga", Quirindi, at AgQuip. Photo: Rachael Webb

HUNTER: Campbell's Store team member Sue Jarrett surrounded with the myriad of bizarre teapot and tea cosy designs that will be exhibited

HUNTER: Hunter's first Rio medals are Olympic silver for sailors Will Ryan, Iain Jensen and Nathan Outteridge 

HUNTER: Shaun Rudder found not guilty of assaulting Brittany Merrick. Picture: Simone De Peak

LAKE MACQUARIE:  Jill Page with the old Morisset school bell which is being restored in time for the school's 125th anniversary. Picture: Doug Saxon

LAUNCESTON: Karl Singline and Kelvin Todd get ready to tour Tasmania in a 1978 Datsun 120Y. The pair are raising money for cancer research

LAUNCESTON: Newstead College student Caleb Clifford 18, is a finalist in the Tasmanian Portrait Prize this year. Picture: Neil Richardson, The Examiner

LAUNCESTON: Roda Alfred has been selected to participate in the upcoming Melbourne fashion show and to compete in Face of the World modelling pageant for a chance to walk in Melbourne fashion week. Picture: Paul Scambler, The Examiner

LITHGOW: Dusty the dingo is two years old and currently living at Secret Creek Wildlife Sanctuary. Photo: Jacob Gillard.

MERIMBULA: Max Goodsell celebrates his 90th birthday at his former family home, now a popular wine bar named after his mother Dulcie. Phoot: Angi High

MERIMBULA: Packed forum hears from asylum seeker 'Marty' amid discussion on Bega Valley as a refugee welcome zone. Photo: Denise Dion

MERIMBULA: Vietnam veteran Ken Neath of Eden attends Battle of Long Tan 50th anniversary service on the Far South Coast. Photo: Albert McKnight

MERIMBULA: Vietnam veteran Tony Toussaint of Merimbula attends the Far South Coast's Battle of Long Tan 50 year service. Photo: Albert McKnight

GUNNEDAH: Farmrite Australia Pty Ltd manager Andrew Kerr, Moree, talking through the points of a Batco 2400 series belt conveyor with Jeff Fragar, "Talgong", Tottenham, at AgQuip. Photo: Rachael Webb

MERIMBULA: Warren Thompson of Candelo lays a wreath at Vietnam veteran commemorations. Photo: Albert McKnight

MERIMBULA: Pambula Oyster Co owners Leicia and Mark McKillop with some of their freshly harvested oysters on a beautiful day at their farm on Pambula Lake.

NAROOMA: Narooma students learn about the war memorial on Vietnam Veterans Day Photo: Stan Gorton

GUNNEDAH: Fiona Johnson, "Trafalgar", Emerald Hill, with her children Thomas, 9 months; Angus, 3; Lara, 6, and Jack, 8, checking out Honda bikes at AgQuip. Photo: Rachael Webb

NAROOMA: Veterans and families gathered at Club Narooma for Vietnam Veterans Day Photo: Stan Gorton

NAROOMA: Concreter Mick James, concrete pumper Chris Reid, Kevin Cowley and Sharyn Cowley inside the massive new Narooma Building Supplies building on Glasshouse Rocks Road.

NARROMINE: Deidre and Bill Noonan from Nevertire in front of the sheep they sold at the Narromine sales yesterday. Photo: GRACE RYAN.

NEWCASTLE: Newcastle High students, Jacqui Flood, left, and Kahlee Taylor, with their robot Igus, centre, and Aladdin themed robots in front. Picture: Jonathan Carroll

NEWCASTLE: NSW Planning Minister in front of the former David Jones building in the Hunter Street mall, part of a 1.66 hectare site to be sold and redeveloped. Picture: Simone De Peak

NOWRA: The 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan was commemorated at a special service in Walsh Park Bomaderry.

OBERON: Meredith Cameron is settling in nicely at Oberon Children's Centre as the new principal. She took over the role from Bev Peard, who retired after 28 years. Photo: SALLY THOMAS

ORANGE: Councillor Kevin Duffy says more extensive resurfacing work is needed on roads like Canobolas Road. Photo: DANIELLE CETINSKI

ORANGE: Councillor Ron Gander, Belle the dog and Orange Show Society president Peter Naylor support an 80-metre pavilion. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

ORANGE: Sammy Jeon has launched a new restaurant, Mr Lim by Mr Sushi King to bring the city's dining experience to Orange. Photo: DECLAN RURENGA

ORANGE: Simon Williams is among the residents opposing a greenhouse development in the Towac Valley. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

PORT STEPHENS: Medowie Rural Fire Brigade has unveiled their latest firetruck - Mighty Mike. Photo: Ellie-Marie Watts

PORT STEPHENS: Raymond Terrace artist Florence Humphreys sitting in her garden with her hand-painted teapot and cup. Photo: Ellie-Marie Watts

PORT STEPHENS: Tomaree High School's Mahaliah Aniston named Port Stephens Aboriginal Student of the Year

WELLINGTON: Farewell, friend Mourners gather outside St Andrew's Uniting Church to celebrate the life of businessman and community member Ron Stubberfield. Photo: FAYE WHEELER

YETMAN: Scott Baker and his son Ted, 2, with Aussie White lambs at "Doonkami", Yetman. Photo: Ruth Caskey

HUNTER: Aboriginal woman dies in NSW police custody at Maitland police station

HUNTER: Adam Henry captured by police in a surveillance photograph in Newcastle. He pleaded guilty to supplying a commercial quantity of a prohibited drug on Wednesday

An eastern brown snake taken to Bundaberg Hospital's emergency department by a bite victim. (HANDOUT/WIDE BAY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SERVICE)

Health officials are pleading with locals to stop bringing deadly snakes to hospital after several bite victims arrived with the reptile responsible.

Bite victims urged to stop bringing snakes to hospital

Carla Mascarenhas

Dan Berryman and son Charlie. Picture: Les Smith

Regional NSW kids are waiting up to six years for services.

REVEALED: The health funding crisis harming our kids

Melbourne's first injecting room opened in North Richmond and was made permanent in 2023. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

No second supervised injecting room will be built in Melbourne, after the state government rejected a report recommending one for the CBD.

Dumping of Melbourne injection room 'will cost lives'

Emily Anderson

Each year, 100-year-old Ruth Phillips travels to Melbourne from her Northern NSW home in Gleniffer to celebrate the Jewish festival Passover. Picture supplied

'The most relevant today than it has ever been.'

How a regional centenarian is celebrating Passover

Anna McGuinness

Flu cases are already on the rise sparking a push for people to get vaccinated. Picture by Shutterstock

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'We don't want to see a repeat this year.'

Flu cases spike early prompting vaccination push

Briannah Devlin

Luke Newton who plays Colin Bridgerton, Nicola Coughlan who stars as Penelope Featherington and Bridgerton's showrunner Jess Brownell at Netflix's season three launch in Bowral. Picture by Getty Images for Netflix 

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