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Highly-regarded foundation seeking community assistance | PHOTOS

Rod Thompson

Zoning in on a big couple of months

Rod Thompson

Students make a mark in sporting arena | PHOTOS

Highly-regarded foundation seeking community assistance | PHOTOS

Effort from the team ‘outstanding’

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Her knowledge was second to none | PHOTOS

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Man of the moment: Santa reassures the children of the world that they have the power within themselves to stay on the Good List.

Santa believes in you too

Man of the moment: Santa reassures the children of the world that they have the power within themselves to stay on the Good List.

Santa believes in you too

Education Week 2018: The event will highlight how schools are preparing students to thrive in a future globalised world.

Reshaping learning styles

Education Week 2018: The event will highlight how schools are preparing students to thrive in a future globalised world.

Reshaping learning styles

RETIRING TYPE: Certified retirement coaches help with planning.

A game plan for the future

RETIRING TYPE: Certified retirement coaches help with planning.

A game plan for the future

Hartland has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate garage-studio. Inset: Peter Garrett

Peter Garrett makes $1.2 million return to Southern Highlands

Lucy Macken

Australians over 55 also need to consider access to services they might need more as they age such as public transport, hospitals, health clubs or community centres.

Planning for your retirement property

Kate Stanton

The Recyclable House in Beaufort was inspired by steel wool sheds, hand crafts and industria. Photo supplied.

Building with our earth in mind

HIGHER POWER: 20th Battalion chaplain Captain Robert Crawford, from Toowong, Queensland, conducting a burial service near Péronne on August 31, 1918. Picture: AWM E03092

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Conversational skills put to the test

Rod Thompson

Offering a hole lot of prizes

Cody Tsaousis

HIGHER POWER: 20th Battalion chaplain Captain Robert Crawford, from Toowong, Queensland, conducting a burial service near Péronne on August 31, 1918. Picture: AWM E03092

Road to Remembrance

RELENTLESS: Vera Deakin managed the Australian Red Cross Wounded and Missing Enquiry Bureau, keeping Australian families informed. Picture: AWM P02119.001

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Kids at Aberdeen Public School testing their flotation device, complete with its tiger figurine captain

Kids creating the stem of a better future

Cody Tsaousis

Students make a mark in sporting arena | PHOTOS

Jenifer Lewis.

Stars shine on gold carpet at Emmy awards

Talented youngsters extract revenge | PHOTOS

Fun, frivolity and fireworks | PHOTOS

Icon Richard Gill’s vision comes to the fore in Upper Hunter | PHOTOS

Rod Thompson

It’s an amazing publication | PHOTOS

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It’s finals time on the court | PHOTOS

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Plenty to crow about | PHOTOS

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Get the dreamcatchers away

Michelle Haines Thomas
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Patience is a virtue, at least some of the time

John Malouff

We can't be complacent about house prices

Get the dreamcatchers away

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Two young people died at the Defqon.1 music festival at Penrith on Saturday. Photo: Jessica Aquilina

After giving tragic news to many families, I can't support pill testing

Troy Grant

HAD ENOUGH: Ann Sudmalis shares a word with Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the House of Representatives on Tuesday.

Do pollies get the workplace they deserve?

Opinion: Ben Langford

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe will become the first leader of his country to visit Darwin since the war.

Japanese PM to visit Darwin: report

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The Australian government has thanked Cambodia for its help in getting a pardon for James Ricketson.

Govt thanks Cambodia for Ricketson release

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The Endeavour's final resting place may have been found, as researchers examine a wreck in the US.

Navy chief hopeful Cook's ship is found

NSW Premier warns minister over spill

Independent candidate Kerryn Phelps believes Wentworth voters are very politically engaged.

Wentworth campaign a preference 'circus'

Some insurers were found to have undervalued quotes to rebuild fire damaged homes in Wye River.

Insurer 'used lowest quote' after bushfire

Megan Neil

A crane will be needed to help clear the site of a deliberate freight train derailment in Tasmania.

Crane to help clean up Tas derailment

The Royal Melbourne Show is again expected to draw in hundreds of families over its opening weekend.

Rock star headlines Royal Melbourne Show

Hamilton Island’s Qualia … a taste of what’s available through A&K.

Six highlights in your travel week | 21 Sept

John Rozentals

Why high fashion and travel make perfect bedfellows

Burma Lane … a place to dazzle your tastebuds.

Undiscovered Melbourne still surprises and delights

John Rozentals

Get gardening: The winner of Australia's Next Top Gardener will become the face of Yates' new kids’ gardening website and their family will travel to the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show.

Gardens help kids grow

The Makers & Technology Festival brings people and ideas together for the workforce of the future. Image Shutterstock.

Skills steaming forward

Strawberry sauternes & mascarpone trifle, by Neil Perry. Photo: William Meppem

Social media lights up with strawberry recipes

Nadine Morton