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Anthony Hopkins, left, and Matthew Goode in Freud's Last Session. Picture supplied

The script is disappointing but the lead actors are impressive.

An enticing idea - C.S. Lewis meets Sigmund Freud - is weakly explored here

Emma Horn

Bec Pridham

LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE

Preliminary surveys suggest there are a few indicators of whether you might develop long-COVID.

Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?

Anna McGuinness

The Wiggles Sound System: Rave of Innocence features techno remixes of childhood classic. Picture supplied

The Wiggles have remixed classic hits for their adult fans.

'Rave of Innocence': Wiggles and DJ Dorothy's techno remix album

Ron Cerabona

Mike Faist, left, and Zendaya in Challengers. Picture supplied

Sometimes a banana is just a banana, but not in Challengers.

Zendaya's tennis love triangle is impressive straight down the line

William Davis

Mystery disappearance of Orange woman Judith Young to be re-examined. File pictures 

Named suspect, strange tip-offs and stream of reported sightings.

What happened to Judith? Development in two-decade search for missing woman

Taylor Dodge

Andrew Pearson

Member for Wagga Joe McGirr is among those calling on for an inquiry into the mass killing of hundreds of horses at a property near Wagga. File picture 

Find has caused a great deal of distress to community, MP says.

'Very disturbing': Call for parliamentary inquiry into mass horse slaughter

Michelle Grattan

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was delivering a sermon when he was allegedly attacked at Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on April 15. Picture by Christ The Good Shepherd Church

Monday's incident would have set off shock waves in ordinary times.

Ethnic tensions will complicate the Albanese government's multicultural policy reform

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was delivering a livestreamed sermon when he was allegedly attacked. Picture by Christ The Good Shepherd Church

The 16-year-old was interviewed in hospital and charged.

Teen charged with terrorism after alleged stabbing of Assyrian bishop

Carla Mascarenhas

Isabella Galimberti with her collection of toys. Picture: Supplied

Many may have vintage treasures hidden at home.

Collector joy as Aussies cash in on retro collectibles

Emily Anderson

Hannah Pycroft and Baillie McWhirter both have student debts over $50,000 which they are worried they'll never be able to pay off due to high indexation. Pictures supplied

HECS-HELP debts are growing faster than some can pay off.

Young workers 'terrified' their student debts will never be paid off

NEWCASTLE: The last Mattara Hill Climb ever. Picture: Brock Perks

TAMWORTH: Action from the Central North Invitational Cricket Carnival.

WOLLONGONG: Steelworkers hear the bad news about job losses and cuts to conditions. But they still voted 'yes', even though the deal hurt them. Picture: ROBERT PEET

WOLLONGONG: Feel-good festival: UOW Masters of Engineering student Ninan Mathew helped create the Wheel of Wellbeing (WOW) event. Picture: Paul Jones

WOLLONGONG: STENCIL ART: Thirroul artist Jen Byrne's entry in the 2015 Stencil Art Prize, on exhibition at Sydney's aMBUSH Gallery.

WOLLONGONG: Austinmer band Shining Bird have been added to the bill at Berry's Fairgrounds festival. Picture: Adam McLean.

WOLLONGONG: Disgraced union boss: Kathy Jackson with police, who executed warrants at a number of Wombarra properties on Wednesday. Picture: Robert Peet.

NEWCASTLE: Increased number of animals treated for tick, snake, and spider bites over the long weekend compared to last year. Pic by Max Mason-Hubers

NEWCASTLE: Rhianna Gorfine of the Williamtown and Surrounds Residents’ Action Group speaks to an expert panel regarding the RAAF scandal. Picture: Ryan Osland

NEWCASTLE: BJ Futter. Picture: Simone De Peak

TAMWORTH: Prefects Charlie Wyatt, Angus Lloyd and Ben Moffatt welcome the first TAS girls – Emily Blackbourne, Maddy Dennis, Elyssa Rogers-Ellis and Holly Tearle.

TAMWORTH: Tamworth Sunrise Rotarians John Hyde, Ruythe Dufty, Jock Stier, Ben Mobilio and Angie Pearson are all set for Hat Day on Friday, which raises funds and awareness for research into mental health issues. Photo: Gareth Gardner

TAMWORTH: The crash scene near Goonoo Goonoo Station yesterday morning. Photo: Geoff O’Neill 

WARRNAMBOOL: Mates Nicholas Barling, 6, Joel Gordon, 5, Joseph Ludeman, 5, and Marcus Walther, 8, beat the heat by splashing in the pond at Lake Pertobe. Picture: Amy Paton

WARRNAMBOOL: Tim Darmanin, with canine pal Fezz, has created the K9000, a coin operated dog wash in warrnambool which is now used all over the world. Picture: Amy Paton

WSARRNAMBOOL: Bron Levett is establishing a south west branch of women's networking group Business in Heels. Picture: Rob Gunstone

WAGGA: Sarah Williams, pictured with her partner Lisa Saffrey and son Yarrul, confronts a long cancer recovery.

WAGGA:  Kurrajong Recyclers operations manager Tim Macgillycuddy runs the finely crushed glass through his fingers at an opening of new landfill-cutting facilities on Wednesday. Picture: Brodie Owen

WAGGA: All smiles in Coolamon for the annual Scarecrow Festival and the official opening of the Coolamon Fire Museum. Pictures: Les Smith

WAGGA:  Sister Noela Fox, of Wagga, won a worldwide writing competition that will see her first novel be published. Picture: Kieren L Tilly

LAUNCESTON: Fun in the sun at the Launceston Show on Thursday morning. Picture: SCOTT GELSTON

BATHURST: Artist Jonathan Jones has a new exhibition at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery. Photo: PHIL BLATCH

DUBBO: A West Dubbo street was littered with debris following what one resident described as a "hell" weekend full of noise, fighting, threats and public drunkeness. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

MUDGEE: Families relished the chance to ride a camel and watch them race at the inaugural Gulgong Community Fair and Family Fun Day over the Long Weekend.

ORANGE: After bringing George Orwell’s novels Animal Farm and 1984 to life for the past two years, Brisbane-based theatre company shake & stir is now bringing Roald Dahl’s cheekiest tales to the stage.

BATHURST: As the nation turns its attention to Mount Panorama for the Bathurst 1000, the city is getting ready for a festival to remember.

BATHURST: The sights of the Bathurst 1000 - Thursday, October 8. Photo: PHILL BLATCH

MAITLAND: Roses at bloomin' best at Hunter Valley Gardens 

MAITLAND: Francis Greenway High School students jamming at their school's silent disco on Thursday. Photo by Jaslyn Walter

MAITLAND: Iona Public School students Isabella and Felix ready for this weekend's Riverlights Multicultural Festival with their colorful lanterns. Photo by Jaslyn Walters

MAITLAND: On my adventures with Stuart Scott I saw this awesome photo opportunity! I got a lesson in angles and which settings to use for this particular photo. Photo by Jaslyn Walters

MAITLAND: Morpeth resident Doug Wright is concerned about a proposed reclassification of land along the eastern end of Swan street. Picture by MARINA NEIL

The week in pictures: October 10, 2015 | photos

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