Police cordoned off Lampe Avenue in Wagga Wagga, NSW on Friday in response to a seige with a woman, 27. Picture: Les Smith
Runners in the 8km and 4km Mother's Day Classic race along Warrnambool's foreshore promenade. Photo: Damian White
This humpback whale put on a great show for near Port Macquarie on Tuesday morning.
Work continues on GPT’s $200 million West Keira shopping complex in the Wollongong City Council district.
Gai Waterhouse looking a little more joyous at the Scone races on Friday. Picture: Peter Stoop
The pint-sized Coalcliff cottage on the NSW south coast is not much bigger than a luxury motel room but it's valued at between $1.6 million and $1.74 million.
Benson, the two-year-old golden retriever, has helped to curb truancy and bullying at Lake Illawarra High School since he enrolled at the school at the start of the year.
Kylie and Emil Baluch, SA Regional Affairs Minister Gail Gago, Michelle Baluch, Allan and Carlee Margatich at the opening of the Joy Baluch bridge near Port Augusta on Friday. Joy Baluch died on Tuesday after serving as mayor for nearly four decades.
The scene at Sunday morning’s pile up near Katoomba in NSW. Driver fatigue is suspected as a possible cause of the smash.
Governor-General Quentin Bryce visited Orange to take a tour of the city and meet some of the local residents. Picture: Steve Gosch.
Brian Harvey took this image of Ben Chifley Dam, Bathurst, NSW earlier this month showing the outbreak of blue-green algae.
The re-enactment of the Blue Mountains Crossing reached Springwood, NSW. John O'Sullivan is leading the group followed by former Sydney Morning Herald journalist Malcolm Brown.
Justice Peter Garling sentenced David Allan Harding to 27 years jail for murder on Thursday, saying he clearly knew what he was doing when he poured methylated spirits over lifelong friend Christine Anthony and set her alight in 2011.
Jasmine Jesberg and Danielle O'Keefe, both from Brisbane, in Wee Waa for the launch of the Daft Punk album on Friday night.
Samuel Tung of East Hills proposed to Christina Lavea just moments after she graduated with Class 318 as a Probationary Constable on Friday at the NSW Police Academy Attestation.
Students across the country underwent NAPLAN testing during the week. Here, Hasting Primary School teacher Brenda Curtis supervises Year 5C as they undertake the test.
Keith Dawson of Port Macquarie celebrated his 100th birthday with a dance and song.
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Experts at the Ballarat Wildlife Park are at a loss to explain the death of 300-kilogram Gator, who died of a mystery illness after captivating tourists for nearly 40 years. Picture: Kate Healy
CFA volunteers fighting a fire in bushland at Heatleys Road, Curdievale in Victoria. Photo: Damian White.
Alice Knichala, Richard Tole, Noah Pinderand and Daniel Compston at the International Day Against Homophobia rally in Bendigo, Victoria.
A man in his 50s receives treatment after he was knocked over by a bull and pinned against the rails at the Prince of Wales Showgrounds in Bendigo.
Ollie Cox, Sam Webb and Brenton Apostolou of Girton Grammar in Bendigo celebrate after shaving their heads for a cure to cancer. Picture: Jodie Donnellan
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Tasmanian Health Minister Michelle O'Byrne cut a ribbon to open a "virtual healthcare" service. Picture: Ben McKay
Residents in Rosebery, Tasmania head to the hydrant to collect drinking water after their supply tested three times higher than the Australian drinking water guidelines for lead. Photo: Grant Wells.
Clinical nurses Elissa Shaw and Linda Wynwood instruct Emma Hicks, of St Brendan-Shaw College in Tasmania, on how to operate laparoscopic surgery instruments and Hannah Bantick, of Reece High School, about air ventilation. Picture: Jason Hollister
Queenstown woman Charlee Pryor at Lake Barrington in Tasmania after she was winched out of the bush by a search helicopter after she went missing.
Resident Anne Andrews and Cr Jodie Harrison in the Butterfly Cave at West Wallsend, Lake Macquarie, which has been declared an Aboriginal Place. Picture Peter Stoop
Scone Cup - Finish of race 7 - The Emirates Park Scone Cup - No 3, Speediness, ridden by Christian Reith, No 7 Mouro, ridden by Glyn Schofield, second. Picture: Peter Stoop
Charles Sturt University students in Orange in the wreck of a mangled car as firefighter Chris Sanders talks of the dangers of drink-driving.
Rusty gears up for the RSPCA'S Million Paws Walk this Sunday with Launceston receptionist Hayley Stepchuck. Picture: Scott Gelston
Jean Barton, 94, of Yackandandah in Victoria hitches a ride with Kevin Hammond in a sidecar attached to his 1937 VB Ariel 600. Picture: John Russell
Sam, Howard, Lynne, Olivia and James Morey of Albury rehabilitated their collie rough Molly after she had a stroke.
Newcastle resident Renee Blakemore with an iPhone photo of her dog Tattie, which died following an attack by three Staffordshire bull terriers. Her other dog Spud was also attacked. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
Breast Cancer Network Australia volunteer Ann Krause with Baker's Delight Target Centre staff in Warrnambool Shae Whitehead and Donna Rowan, showing their pink icing buns on sale to raise money for breast cancer research. Photo: Damian White
Maree Crabbe of Warrnambool has contributed to a timely documentary, Love & Sex In An Age Of Pornography.
Storm clouds build over Warrnambool’s Lady Bay as autumn turns from toasty to chilly.
Artist John Barter with his work Caravansara which is on show at the Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm in Victoria.
Dozens attended the Celebration of Books in Clunes, Victoria.
Neil Burridge and Kevin Wright were part of the team that helped build the tunnel from the Anne Caudle Centre to the Bendigo Hospital. Picture: Jim Aldersey
Elmore Harness Track come and try day in Victoria. Picture: Brendan McCarthy
A 22-year-old driver lost control and made a mess of this bus shelter in Bendigo.
Ryan Slater and Peter Marios serve customer Trevor Slater at their new bagel burgers food van, which began business on Friday night in Ballarat. Picture: Kate Healy