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Emily Anderson

Jodie Ogilvie and Marea Ruddy put their hands up to organise a No More: National Rally Against Violence event in Orange. Picture by Carla Freedman

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Demonstrations will take place across Australia from April 26-28.

Regions shaken by domestic violence to join national anti-violence rallies

Carla Mascarenhas

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

The Sydney bishop stabbed in church would like the video to be available.

'Not opposed': Bishop backs Musk over stabbing video removal notice

Anna McGuinness

Health authorities are warning the public after a spate of severe opioid overdoses in the Penrith area. Picture Shutterstock

The opioids can be 'hundreds of times more potent than heroin'.

Warning over spate of 'severe opioid overdoses'

Jenna Price

If you don't know the research, just shut up and read. Stop talking. That includes you, Prime Minister Albanese. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

Clearly, we don't know what works. But more talking is not the answer.

Shut up. Listen. Women's lives depend on it

Trainer Gerald Ryan expects to have four runners at Rosehill on Saturday. Picture Getty Images

Gerald Ryan says the post-championship races will deliver success.

'He's a big horse': Ryan sets sights on post-champs afterglow

Anna Houlahan

Charlie the Virtual Veteran responds to one user as the time-ttravelling Doctor Who. Picture by The State Library of Queensland/StevenGraham23

Charlie the Virtual Veteran went very off-script.

How tech-savvy jokers turned an education ANZAC chatbot into Doctor Who

Robyn Campbell plays two-up at City Diggers in Wollongong, it's only legal three times a year, except for in Broken Hill and Kalgoorlie. Picture by Anna Warr

The popular betting game is legal three days of the year.

Want to play two-up outside of Anzac Day? Head to Broken Hill

Infertility is affecting more people worldwide. Picture Shutterstock

Having kids was the best decision of my life.

Being infertile would have broken my heart

Between 50 and 100 pilot whales are stranded at Toby's Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia on April 25. Picture via Facebook/Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia

Four pods of pilot whales involved in mass stranding event.

Dozens of whales dead with hundreds stranded on WA coastline

Simon McCarthy

Valerie Blackett had perhaps the most important wartime job in Australia.

The women who camped on the beach to protect a harbour from WWII bombs

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and electing their school leaders.

2016 Stroud Road Public School’s kinders Bella Hallcroft, Lacey Rhodes and Jack  Fisher-Webster.





2016 Stroud Road Public School school leaders from left Ben Lathwell, Layla Bosworth, Raiden Hodge, Indyanna Kerr, Connor Nash and Kaiden Went.

Stroud Public School welcomed 15 new kinders to the school. They are Lily, Maisie, Holly, Sarah, Ruby, Elysa, Chelsea, Grace, Abbygail, Bodhi, Jacob, Riley, Levi, Logan and Lucas.

 Stround Public School school leaders have been invested with some weighty responsibilities. They areLily Raine (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment), Tarryn Rathbone (Prime Minister and Minister for Social Services), Hamish Allan (Communications Minister) and Logan Farley (Sport Minister). 

2016 Booral Public School’s kinders (back) Hallie Sabo, Callum French, Emily Brooks-Grey, Isabella Eggelton, Rachel Jenkins, Gabe Szkopkowski, (front) Chev Holston, Jake Parker, Angel Cook, Abi Sprakel-Thomas, Jade Blanch and Hayley Bruce.

2016 Booral Public School leaders Charlotte Waters (school captain), Cooper Gorton ( house captain), Michael Ayliffe (house captain), Madison Hart (school captain).

2016 Vacy Public School school captains Kacia and Alec.

2016 Vacy Public School  sports captains Mackenzie, Lillian, Annabelle and Kasey
Ayliffe.

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and electing their school leaders.<br>

Dungog Shire schools leaders and kinders 2016

Meet your new school leaders and ki...

Schools across the Dungog Shire are ready for a busy year starting with welcoming new kinder classes and...

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