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Dimity Carn, 12, and Sara Stevenson, 12, from Lockhart.

Mack Grant, 5, Ronny Grant and Isis Grant, 7.

Bec Mathews and Sophia Mathews from Wagga.

Jack Bryant, 7, with Edmand the pony from Mansfield.

Lilly Orme, 5, and her brother Jaxon Orme, 3, from Wagga.

Klara Neeves with Dell Neeves, 1, and Ace Neeves, 5, from Wagga.

Amanda Hopkins, 7, from Leeton, Paige Hopkins, 8, from The Rock and Allan Hopkins from Lockhart.

Cooper Mills, 6, and Bryon Mills from Wagga.

Mr and Mrs Jellybeans The Clown aka Paul and Belinda Lockley of Wagga.

Klara Neeves and Dell Neeves, 1, from Wagga.

Ben Silvester

Jessica Greenan

Bendigo hospital. Picture by Peter Weaving

Government's Health Services Plan will contain 'sweeping' changes.

'Grave concern': regional hospitals brace for amalgamation mandate

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

The Victorian government will provide extra funding for Melbourne's original injecting room. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Extra support will be given to Melbourne's sole supervised drug injecting facility after the Victorian government scrapped plans to push ahead with a second.

Melbourne's original injecting room to stay

Bianca Sibbald is ex-Navy, married to a sailor, has three young children and is the author of the "Someone I Love is in Defence" series of story, activity and colouring-in books for the young children of military families. Picture by someoneiloveisindefence.com.au

Veteran owned and operated businesses need our support beyond Anzac Day

These veterans mean business and need our backing beyond Anzac Day

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

Amireh Fakhouri believes the class action has increased recognition of the work of junior doctors. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

A landmark settlement for junior doctors in the NSW health system could result in more than 20,000 sharing in a $230 million payout.

Settlement for underpaid junior doctors 'largest ever'

The sights and sounds of the 2017 L...

Adults and children had a ball at the Lockhart Show at the weekend.

The sights and sounds of the 2017 Lockhart Show | Photos

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