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Tim the Yowie Man

Tim leans on one of many timber posts, driven into the ground by the Voluntary Defence Corps during World War Two, on either side of a road near Cathcart, designed to stop (or at least slow down) any advancing enemy in their tracks. Picture by David Hanzl

At first, I thought someone was having a lend of me, too.

The hidden war relics that even locals don't know are on their doorstep

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?

James Parker

Dr Paul Windle (2024), and a young Paul Windle during his service. Picture by James Parker

Dr Paul Windle, retired Bega dentist, gets medallion for service.

Bega's final WW2 veteran Dr Paul Windle given medallion for naval service

Eden Marine High School teacher Brendon Richards with a whale boat made by students. File picture

Boydtown Shipyard invite community to discuss use of whaleboat.

Future of Eden student-made wooden row boat up for discussion

Ayden Dawkins

Mourners use phone lights and candles in Ballarat after the murders of three women. Picture by Lachlan Bence

Through the darkness, I think I found the light.

'The world is good': This week I saw the silver lining

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

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

NATIONAL: The best snaps from our photographers.

Dog trainers Luke Hura and Rebecca Faulkner with Ky the Mareema. Picture: ROB GUNSTONE, The Standard

Siblings Monique, 11, Ryleigh, 8, and Kaitlyn Brown, 5, are excited for Kirkstall's biscuit bake off. Picture: VICKY HUGHSON, The Standard

A pelican sits on a canoe at Warrnambool Lake Pertobe Reserve. Picture: DAMIAN WHITE, The Standard

Launceston's Cameron Jagoe was one of hundreds who showed their displeasure for the federal budget at a rally in Prince's Square. Picture: Geoff Robson, The Examiner

A cute and furry face at Launceston's RSPCA Tasmania care shelter. Picture: Geoff Robson, The Examiner

TasRail train driver Craig Osborne urged drivers to treat railway level crossings with respect, saying 'The next level crossing I go past could change my life forever'. Picture: Phillip Biggs, The Examiner

Spotted quoll babies are one of many native species under threat from feral cats, says Tasmania Zoo owner Dick Warren. Picture: Phillip Biggs, The Examiner

Emergency management officer Bev Allen and a slightly unrealistic pooch remind pet owners not to forget their furry friends when it comes to preparing their emergency plans. Picture: Scott Gelston, The Examiner

St Brigids Primary School pupil Ashleigh Jamieson, 5, tries to keep the freshly made pancakes to herself. Picture: Andy Zakeli, Illawarra Mercury

Science Fair run by UOW teaching students held at Mount Kembla Public School. University students Elissa Nikolich, Mel Bonney and Carlie Frost with their slime experiment. Picture: SYLVIA LIBER, Illawarra Mercury

A man stands at the edge of Windang Island. Temperatures will drop over the next few days and rain is expected. Picture: CHRISTOPHER CHAN, Illawarra Mercury

Naomi Kostoski from Dapto before performing in Section 219. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR, Illawarra Mercury

Work has commenced on the demolition of the Hampden Bridge. Picture: Laura Hardwick, The Daily Advertiser

Student MC's Melena Simpson, 16, and Caitlyn McKellar, both 16, with Let's Read program co-ordinator Robyn English at the program launch at the Ngurra Youth Hub in Ashmont. Picture: Laura Hardwick, The Daily Advertiser

Boxer Blaiden Harmer won his debut fight recently. Picture: Les Smith, The Daily  Advertiser

Cowra’s Joe Williams, has been nominated for this year’s Deadly Awards in the ‘Excellence in Health through the promotion of healthy and smoke free lifestyle’ category. Photo: Daily Liberal

It was Wallandbeen trainer Lorraine Roy's day at the Cowra Greyhound track on Saturday claiming four winners. Photo: The Daily Liberal

Builder David Reid is devastated at the damage done to one of his projects following the theft of timber from the site at Sanctuary Point. Photo: South Coast Register

Steen Pedersen from Bomaderry just about to get two wheels off the ground in his winning run at this year’s Historic Winton. Photo: South Coast Register

Well-known local chef Adam Guthrie preparing for the first cooking class at the Kiama Farmer's Markets. Picture: DAVID HALL, South Coast Register

House fire Albert Street Sebastopol. Picture: Justin Whitelock, The Courier

Ballarats Foggy Morning, Lake Wendouree. Picture: Justin Whitelock, The Courier

Paula Nicholson, Sarah Masters, Zoe Bradshaw, Sofia Fiusco and Alicia Mitchell. PICTURE: JEREMY BANNISTER, The Courier

Peter Lenne with his 1950 Morris Minor Sidevalve Tourer and Bill Littlehales with his 1954 Morris Minor Traveller, also known as the “Woody”, ready for the weekend’s events. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK, Border Mail

Flames, water and a “victim” in Albury were all about Fire and Rescue NSW and the Rural Fire Service training. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK, Border Mail

Wodonga Lions Club member Michael Georgiou and St Matthew’s priest Peter MacLeod-Miller with motorbikes which will feature at tomorrow morning’s service to acknowledge the contribution of Border Bike Fest donations to help the Border’s homeless. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN, Border Mail

Grace, Lily and Ruby Campbell have all marked a remarkable feat by playing for Victorian teams this football season. Picture: JIM ALDERSEY, Bendigo Advertiser

Police investigate car fires at Eaglehawk. Photos: Bendigo Advertiser

Stacey Redwood and Riley Thomson with Indiana and Jaida Priest at the NET school. Photo: Bendigo Advertiser

Artist Ben Fennessy with his artwork at the Artery in Warrnambool. Picture:LEANNE PICKETT, The Standard

Russell Creek Football Club Auskick program held at Mack Oval. Picture: DAMIAN WHITE, The Standard

Darrel Baldock Memorial Committee chairman Peter Freshney (left) and Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff check out copies of the Doc's biographyntsa, written by Peter Lyons,nte while the statue of the great man looks on over their shoulders. Picture: Meg Windram, The Advocate

Mega Gallery: The Week in Pictures

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