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Jamie Sampson scored two tries for Moree during their 16-point win over the Kootingal-Moonbi Roosters on Saturday. Picture by Gareth Gardner.

Moree captain-coach Mick Watton let his frustration be known.

'They make you earn it': Boars forced to scrap for tough win in Kootingal

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?

On other planets, the aurora are often in other colours.

Aurora magic is not just a gift for Earth

Peter Brewer

Hugely popular tow cars, like the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, received late dispensations from the revised fuel efficiency standard. Picture supplied

Do the hidden documents predict which car brands may disappear?

What are they hiding? Transport officials lock away emissions modelling

Mark Kenny

Sir Keir Starmer is on track to win the next UK election, mainly by not being a Tory. Picture Shutterstock

Lessons from Australia are being heeded by Labour in the UK.

The depressing reality of modern 'progressive' politics

Fiona Ferguson

On Friday dozens of people marched in Tamworth to raise awareness of violence against women. Picture by Gareth Gardner.

When you walk a mile in her shoes, you understand why this important

Andrew Marshall

Charlie Perry, Trent Bridge Wagyu, Guyra.

Charlie Perry says it pays to be a leader who doesn't know everything.

Dumb questions, less beer and humility help agribusiness success

Samantha Newsam

The day raised funds for the Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Foundation.

Faces in the crowd: All the off field action from Pirates' Family Fun Day

Rural and remote children and their families will benefit from Whitehaven's $25,000 contribution towards scholarships to access services provided by Royal Far West. Picture from Shutterstock

Whitehaven announces partnership with Royal Far West.

Whitehaven steps up to help rural and remote children and their families

Steph Fulwood finally feels as though she is rediscovering her best form after giving birth to her son last year. Picture by Zac Lowe.

The 26-year-old spent most of last year itching to rejoin the fold.

Fulwood's full life: Steph 'loving' her long-awaited return to action

ALBURY-WODONGA: Border residents were treated to a unique musical experience featuring members of the African Children’s Choir. Photo: The Border Mail

MAITLAND: Clare Boland, of Gillieston Heights, and her daughter Violet, who was born amid the chaos of the floods Picture: Max Mason-Hubers The Newcastle Herald

NEWCASTLE: NSW Attorney-General Gabrielle Upton (left) has toured the new courthouse, which is due to be unveiled later this year. Pic: Simone De Peak The Newcastle Herald

MAITLAND  Mourners fight back tears after yesterday’s funeral for popular great-grandmother Anne Jarmain. Picture by STUART SCOTT- The Maitland Mercury

MAITLAND $100,000 GIFT TO THE CITY: Departing head of Maitland Regional Art Gallery Joe Eisenberg who asked artists to donate a work to the city. Picture by CATH BOWEN The Maitland Mecury

DUNGOG: The coffin of flood victim Brian Wilson is carried from the church. Photo:The Newcastle Herald.

BALLARAT: Shirley Walker with her father’s war medal, which was found on Anzac Day after being stolen in 2000. PICTURE: LACHLAN BENCE The Ballarat Courier

BALLARAT:  Sian Daykin will perform as part of Top Acts. PICTURE: JUSTIN WHITELOCK The Ballarat Courier

BENDIGO: The city prays for the Nepalese community. Photo: The Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: : Adam O'Neill with in-form mare Amaretto ahead of Friday's meeting at Bendigo. The Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: Jayce Bassett, Peter Cox, Tony and Amanda Doherty and Danny McQuinn. Picture: JODIE WIEGARD The Bendigo Advertiser

TAMWORTH: Anna Treneman, Hether MiLane, Jonathan Harris and Jay Lynch inspect some of the locally grown fruit and vegetables that will soon be sold at a new growers market in Tamworth. Photo: Ross Tyson. The Northern Daily Leader

TAMWORTH: John Treloar reunites Heather Budden, 90, with her long-lost bracelet, which was found during demolition works at Sam's Warehouse last week. Photo: Gareth Gardner. The Northern Daily Leader

GLEN INNES: A SPECIAL Welsh dragon will strut the streets as part of this year’s Australian Celtic Festival, which begins today and runs until Sunday.

GUNNEDAH: NO thanks: (Front) Alistair Donaldson and Peter Small get their message across with protesters in front of the Gunnedah Santos office. Namoi Valley Independent

REDLANDS: Todd Marshall at Jatz Pacas Stud said alpacas were gentle and encouraged people to visit on the open day on May 3. Photo by Chris McCormack The Bayside Bulletin

BEAUDESERT: Sisters Nikki Lingwood and Amber Lingwood, enjoying themselves at the race. Photo:The Beaudesert Times

BATHURST Competitors at the Bathurst Netball Association s Bicentenary Carnival yesterday formed a human 200 sign to mark the city s 200th birthday. Photo CHRIS SEABROOK. The Western Advocate

BATHURST The Mid Western Highway was closed for several hours on Tuesday evening following an accident involving a semi trailer carrying 500 sheep. Photo KELSEY ALEXANDER.jpg  The Western Advocate

BEGA, An RAAF C130 Hercules flies low over the Bega Anzac Day service as the crowd looks up in awe. Photo Kim Armstrong.  Bega District News

BEGA, Barry Stoney lays a wreath at Anzac Day service 2014 in Bega. The former Bega RSL sub-branch president died just days before Anzac Day services this week. Photo Ben Smyth Bega District News

BEGA, The Lucas family (from left) Wayne, Nelson, Sandra Ahkin, Henry and Geoffrey lay a wreath at the Bega Anzac Day dawn service as a tribute to nine Lucas brothers who all served in World War 1. Photo Ben Smyth  Bega District Newa

CANOWINDRA Canowindra's Alison Stephens has completed the inaugural 100km Anzac Day running challenge with the Anzac Spirit surrounding her.  Photo: Canowindra News

COWRA The backyard set-up of an Ice lab in Cowra. was being examined by specialist officers on Wednesday morning.  The Cowra Guardian

CRONULLA Dawn Service on Anzac Day Picture John Veage

CRONULLA The sun rises during Dawn Service on Anzac Day Picture John Veage.jpg

DUBBBO Shane Dupille was honoured to march on behalf of the young Dubbo men who died in the First World War. Photo JOSH HEARD.jpg The Daily Liberal

DUBBO Dubbo Mayor Mathew Dickerson and airport operations manager Lindsay Mason cut a cake to celebrate the airport’s 80th birthday. Photo BELINDA SOOLE.jpg The Daily Liberal

DUBBO Elsie Williams (centre) celebrates her fifth birthday with Matayah Gibbons and family friend Tracey Hartley. Photo JOSH HEARD. The Daily Liberal

FORBES: FORBES Chloe and Jason Roweth were two of the artists who performed local folk music as part of The Streets of Forbes folk song project.  The Forbes Advocate

KOROIT - Koroit and District Primary School pupil Samantha Holland, 10, and her friends are excited for the Koroit Irish Festival. Picture AARON SAWALL.jpg

MUDGEE A small group gathered for a candlelight vigil to support death row inmates Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran in Robertson Park on Monday..jpg  The Mudgee Guardian

NAROOMA Eurobodalla councillors mayor Lindsay Brown and Neil Burnside with council engineer checking out the new boat ramp design  Photo by Stan Gorton.jpg  Narooma News

NAROOMA The chefs cooking at the Narooma Oyster Festival check out the quality of the oysters with grower David Maidment Photo Stan Gorton.jpg  Narooma News

OATLEY Dawn Service at Oatley Picture Chris Lane.jpg

OATLEY Runners during the start of the Oatley Fun Run. Picture John Veage.jpg

ORANGE  Patrick and Amy Williscroft were Ronald McDonald House Orange’s first overnight visitors. Photo PHIL BLATCH.jpg  The Central Western Daily

ORANGE Michael Brown says finding a place to rent in Orange when you’re on a low income is tough. Photo PHIL BLATCH.jpg Central Western Daily

PARKES Barbara Magill with one of her entries at last year's Floral Fair. Photo Renee Powell.jpg  Parkes Champion-Post

TILBA Piper Peter McIntosh leads the Tilba Anzac Day parade Photo by Stan Gorton.jpg

VICTOR HARBOR Peter and Brenda Dawes look forward to participating in the British Classics Tour with thier 1948 model Wolseley 18 15 Series III. Photo: Anthony Caggiano.JPG  Victor Harbour Times

VICTOR HARBOR Peter and Brenda Dawes look forward to participating in the British Classics Tour with thier 1948 model Wolseley 18 15 Series III. Photo: Anthony Caggiano.  Victor Harbour Times

WARRNAMBOOL - German tourist Alex Kuehne enjoys the sights at Lake Pertobe. PictureLEANNE PICKETT. Warrnambool Standard

WARRNAMBOOL - Sunrise presenter Mark Beretta gives a presentation on the Tour de Cure from the Warrnambool Civic Green. PictureLEANNE PICKETT.  Warnambool Standard

WELLINGTON Shannon Noll with St Mary's school children in Wellington.jpg  Wellington Times

WOLUMLA, Irene Trezise of Wolumla and Russian doctor Denis Fedorenko celebrate the successful treatment of the Wolumla mother’s MS.

BURNIE: Hill Street Grocer CEO North Steve Longmore and his wife, Mandy, enjoy some fresh Tassie produce at Wells IGA at Latrobe. Pictures: Jason Hollister.  The Burnie Advocate

The week in photos across regional Australia: May 3, 2015 | Photos

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