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Anna Houlahan

Armed police officers. Picture Sitthixay Ditthavong

Knives, imitation guns and swords were also allegedly sold.

Youth gangs' alleged weapon supplier arrested over machete sales

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?

Ben Carr

Samara Low with baby nephew Atlas after arriving in London in the early hours. Picture supplied

Samara Low was caught at Dubai airport on her way to London.

'Pretty nervous': Aussie caught in Dubai storms

Garry Linnell

Given its prevalence, stupidity may be the building block of the universe. Picture Shutterstock

Proof of Einstein's Law of Endless Human Stupidity has been plentiful.

It's time to start invoicing the foolish

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

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

HORSHAM: Horsham Rural City Council cultural development officer Jillian Pearce and Horsham Mayor Heather Phillips admire the Mt Arapiles frame. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER


HORSHAM: Horsham Primary School prep student Micah Erhardt during their concert. Pictures: SAMANTHA CAMARRI

Launceston and Bridport Surf Life Saving Club members Isabel Grant, 13, Jed Hawkins, 15, Chloe Hawkins, 12, and Amy Street, 14, in action at the season launch on Lake Trevallyn.

WARRNAMBOOL: Emily Lacey in a floral two-piece designed by Shae Warnock, 16 of Brauer College at the 2015 Spotlight Design Awards. Picture: Amy Paton

WARRNAMBOOL: National servicemen Bob Frost lays a wreath on behalf of the CFA at the Warrnambool Memorial for the 2015 Remembrance Day service. Picture: Rob Gunstone

WARRNAMBOOL: Chad Nevill, 6, and Will McKenna, 5, at the St John's Primary School Dennington school fete. Picture: Vicky Hughson

LAUNCESTON: Joseph Murray, 11, and Zoe van der Molen, 3, gear up for Saturday's Walk with Me fundraising event from the Brisbane Street Mall to City Park. Picture: SCOTT GELSTON


WAGGA: Paul Cheney of Wagga is pictured with sons Peter Cheney, 6, and Jesse Cheney, 5, at the Wagga sheep and lamb sale. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

HENTY: Joely Scott, Imogen Jones, Preston Coe and Toby Murray from Henty Public School lay a wreath at the Henty Remembrance Day Ceremony. Picture: Lorri Roden.


GRIFFITH: Surrounded by roses under the leaves of a fig tree he planted at McWilliams Winery in 1972, Stuart McWilliam will be sorely missed. Picture: Anthony Stipo.


GRIFFITH: Jessica Buckley and Daniel Gaffey are forced to repair the desecrated grave of their baby after vandals attacked. Picture: Stephen Mudd.


LEETON: Jeremy Bradshaw is the town's new State Emergency Service controller following the retirement of Bud Morris from the role.


COOTAMUNDRA: Mick Butler on his way to scoring 43 for Cootamundra in their Country Plate win over Yass. Picture: Harrison Vesey


COOTAMUNDRA: Andrew Finch and Amanda Cass show what they're capable of ahead of the 13th World Wushu Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia. Picture: Harrison Vesey


NEWCASTLE: Bystanders rush to lift a vehicle off a trapped woman and her baby in a Newcastle street. Picture: Peter Stoop

HORSHAM: Horsham's Theresa O'Loughlin at the Horsham College chaplaincy book fair.

HORSHAM: Horsham's Bill Purchase places a poppy with his name at Horsham Remembrance Day ceremony.


Children compete in SunSmart IRONKIDS Mandurah. Photo: Richard Polden.


CAMOOWEAL: Lest we forget: Mount Isa mayor Tony McGrady lays a wreath at the Camooweal cenotaph on Wednesday. Picture: Sally Cripps.


GOULBURN: Rambo will have its eyes lit green until Monday November 16 for the Goulburn Connects Festival. Photo: Brittany Murphy

WA: Hundreds descended on Boddington for the annual rodeo. Picture: Steve Short

MANDURAH: Anne Balt with Michael Dean at the Mandura seniors expo. Photo: Laura Newey.


ALBURY-WODONGA: Lightning strikes, captured by Border Mail reader Tim Keown.

COFFS HARBOUR: Oztag National Championships at Coffs Harbour. Pics: MATT McLENNAN


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: 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.


BERMAGUI: And the winner is...a member of the Bermagui Cancer Research Advocate Bikers (CRABS) retrieves the winning ducks from the Bermagui River during Sunday's family fun day and cancer charity fundraiser.


PARKES: Three Forbes men were removed from a vehicle after an accident on Newell Highway.

WELLINGTON: Celebrating her 70th birthday high up in the clouds, local Val Want marked her milestone in a hot air balloon taking in the sights at Mudgee.


FORBES: Red Bend Catholic College’s Julia Maher joined thousands of other HSC students in breathing a sigh of relief at the end of exams last week.


DUBBO: Welcoming everyone to the new clinical services building at Dubbo Hospital were Ty Sutherland, Landon Ashby, Taylor Smith, Ralph Naden, Di McNaboe and Lynette Riley. Photo: BROOK KELLEHEAR-SMITH


NARROMINE: Jodi Browning and Shannon Thomas (middle) with then Suncorp Agribusiness Dubbo branch manager Nick Connors and competition judge Paul Parker. Photo: THE LAND


ORANGE: It was anything but good, clean fun when 130 children from 20 school around the Orange region tackled the 'Mud Assault' course at Integra Health and Fitness Club on Sunday morning.


The week in pictures: November 14, 2015 | photos

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