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Connor Pearce

Zayne Taki was sentenced to up to 30 months behind bars after a violent brawl in Wollongong's CBD when he turned on two bystanders trying to help. Picture by ACM

The Central Coast man violently attacked two women trying to help.

Teen 'motivated by hatred' during brutal late night Crown St brawl

Ayden Dawkins


Electric Fields rehearsing One Milkali (One Blood) for Australia at the Second Rehearsal of the First Semi-Final at Malm Arena. Picture by Sarah Louise Bennett / EBU

The costumes, key changes and campiness are back!

All you need to know as Eurovision takes the world stage

Matt Maloney

The Ladies Lounge was developed in 2020 and was the subject of an anti-discrimination complaint by an interstate tourist.

A decision to stop refusing entry to men will be challenged in court.

MONA's exclusive Ladies Lounge to close - for now

Mitch Jennings

Sam Goodman (main) could be looking to produce a monstrous upset against Japanese star Naoya Inoue at the Tokyo Dome - the scene of boxing's most famous upset (inset). 

A potential fight in Wollongong is not yet off the table.

Could Goodman repeat massive upset at scene of boxing's greatest boilover?

Glen Humphries

In 1871 hotel owner George Osborne swore he saw a gorilla in the bush at Dapto.

In 1871 a man swore he saw a gorilla in the bush at Dapto.

The time when Dapto had a gorilla in its midst

Brittney Levinson

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong

The Reserve Bank said inflation was 'declining more slowly than expected'.

Cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent

Anna Houlahan

Parliament of Victoria interrupted by alleged pro-Palestine supporters during Tim Pallas' budget speech. Picture Parliament of Victoria

The upper gallery was cleared after the loud interruptions.

Victorian Treasurer's budget speech interrupted by protestors

Gayle Tomlinson

The Illawarra Mercury newsroom is dedicated to telling local stories for local people. Picture by ACM

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Jordan Warren

Indiana Dos Santos (left), Michelle Heyman, and Alex McKenzie all had stellar years in the A-League Women's competition. Pictures by Adam McLean and @gragrapix/Zenith SEM

This Illawarra based team would rival any in the A-League Women competition

Kate McIlwain

Julia Zemiro fronts the RockWiz stage show. Supplied photo by Andrius Lipsys

Julia Zemiro_Credit Andrius Lipsys.jpg

It's part of a more than 30-date run of shows around Australia

Australian music institution RockWiz will hit Wollongong on national tour

MANDURAH: Khyesha Eastaughffe performing for Matariki. Picture: Richard Polden

HOLBROOK: Alf and Colleen Stewart from Holbrook enjoying the football last weekend. Picture: Eastern Riverina Chronicle

BEGA: Vans Australia skate team manager Andrew Mapstone (left), his son Maxwell and team riders Reece Warren and Jackson Pilz visit the Bega Skatepark on Thursday afternoon. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

BEGA: Welcoming the community to their winter book fair are Bega Rotary members (from left) Jan Southcott, Ed and Jan Chenery, Richard Kleine and Bob Counahan. Picture: Albert McKnight

WAGGA: Southcity's Jack Lyons and Nathan Rose show off the NAIDOC inspired jumpers for Saturday's game with Tumut. Picture: Les Smith

BENDIGO: Bendigo Theatre Company holding a full dress rehearsal for Mary Poppins. Picture: Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: Buddhist nun, Venerable Losang Demchog is in Australia to raise awareness of the continuing need for aid for victims of the Nepalese earthquake. Picture: Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: Libby Torney is aiming to beat Guiness World Record for the longest chain of plastic bags. Picture: Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: Tahira Azimi, originally from Afghanistan, is taking part in an art exhibition in which refugees will tell the story of their arrival in Australia. Picture: Bendigo Advertiser

WINGHAM: Playtime at The Cubby House. Picture: Carl Muxlow

BERMAGUI: Commercial fisherman Jason Moyce has seen an increase in shark numbers. Picture: Jason Moyce

DUBBO: Dubbo-based Inspector Chris Patrick retires from NSW Ambulance this week after 38 years' service. Picture: Belinda Soole

DUBBO: JetGo flew to Dubbo on Wednesday morning during a trial run. Picture: Belinda Soole

DUBBO: Jodi Carrett, Judy Armstrong, Destiny Frail, Jayleah Jackson, Andrea Butler, Maddy Tink and Sophie Johnson enjoy the NAIDOC event at the Dubbo Community Health Centre on Wednesday. Picture: Belinda Soole

DUBBO: Peter Neilson searching for Venus at the Dubbo Observatory. Picture: Belinda Soole

DUBBO: Young people's services co-ordinator at Dubbo branch of Macquarie Regional Library Laura Kelly and Xavier Evans enjoy the chance to read a comic book in the lead-up to the ComicsCRAFT Expo. Picture: Belinda Soole

EASTERN RIVERINA: Ebony Takle at the Albury Flip Out Indoor trampoline centre. Picture: Eastern Riverina Chronicle

FORSTER: Daniela Ponte and Lauren Patch having fun at Forster Surf & Sports during Cray Day Forster. PictureL Scott Calvin, Great Lakes Advocate

TAREE: Lakeesha Cochrane about at raise the Australian Flag at Naidoc Day in Purfleet. Picture: Scott Calvin, Manning River Times

GOOLWA: Roxanne Longbottom, Dave Holton, Sue Holton and Deb Gregory volunteer their time to the 'Knitted Knockers Australia' program, which knits prosthetic breasts for women who have had breast cancer.

LIGHTNING RIDGE: A family fun day was held to celebrate NAIDOC Week in Lightning Ridge.

MANDURAH: Ricardo Cunta has his heart set on finding his true love. Picture: Richard Polden

MANDURAH: The Manfreds thrilled local audiences on Saturday. Picture: Richard Polden

MANDURAH: The Peel Thunderbirds took on South Fremantle on Saturday. Picture: Richard Polden

MURRAY BRIDGE: About 200 people took to the streets of Murray Bridge to celebrate Aboriginal culture at the start of NAIDOC Week.

MURRAY VALLEY STANDARD: Young people in the Coorong will be able to voice their opinion through a new advisory group. Picture: Dani Brown

NAROOMA: A big 91kg bluefin tuna was caught in the shallows of Montague Island taking five hours to land. Picture: Les Bernstein

NAROOMA: Narooma Golf Club general manager climbs on a fire truck making a donation to the RFS. Picture: Stan Gorton

NAROOMA: The Narooma Golf Club course turned white after a hail storm. Picture: Supplied to Narooma News

NAROOMA: Two cars collided on the Princes Highway south of Narooma resulting in injuries to one woman. Picture: Stan Gorton

NARROMINE: Amanda Mayes cooked curried sausages in her camp oven as the Courthouse Hotel Fishing Club celebrated its annual Camp Oven Day and raised more than $2000 for the local VRA.

NYNGAN: Millie Hargraves, Amy Green and Hannah Wills catch up a the Bogan Bulls' Ladies Day.

PORT LINCOLN: The Australian Ballet dancers Jasmin Dwyer and David James showed Port Lincoln Primary School students Deven Canty and Ellouise Heath one of their training exercises.

TAREE: Linda Brook-Franklin Showing the difference in decomposition between Toilet Paper & wipes in water. Picture: Scott Calvin , Manning River Times.

TAREE: Tara Russell and Daryl Wells with Rocky at the open day at Tinonee Orchids. Picture: Scott Calvin, Manning River Times.

TAREE: Daybreak on the Manning. Picture: Carl Muxlow

TAREE: Kids attending the Danny Buderus Super Clinic. Picture: Carl Muxlow

HOLBROOK: Tori Cutts and Mia Phillips from Wagga Wagga enjoying the day in Holbrook for the netball and football. Picture: Eastern Riverina Chronicle

BEGA: Fresh from filming his short film The Children on the Far South Coast, Gary Lonesborough (right) relaxes during NAIDOC Week celebrations at the Bega Showground with his brother Lochlan. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

BENDIGO: Chis Lieutier has been found in Knowsley state forest (near Axedale) after being lost in the bush overnight. He has cerebral palsy and was lost after his quadbike broke down. Picture: Bendigo Advertiser

WELLINGTON: Chief radiation therapist Rod Hammond and Cancer Care Western NSW chairman John Carpenter with Bob Stanley of the Mudgee Rotary Club and Vic Devenish of the Lions Club of Wellington.

WHYALLA: Don't let speed be one of your seven deadly sins. This is the message of local police who launched an unprecedented traffic operation from July 7 with seven stationary police patrols posted along Lincoln Highway.

WHYALLA: Lifeline has opened the doors of its new retail store after it was forced to relocate when a fire devastated its store in April. 

WAGGA: Meg Parsons preparing for the Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging Competition. Picture: Les Smith

MEGA GALLERY: The week in pictures

NATIONAL: The best photos from around the regional Australia this week.

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