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Anna Houlahan

Who championed Parental Advisory stickers on albums? Was it Tipper Gore (left to right), Barbara Bush, Nancy Reagan or Lady Bird Johnson? Picture AP Photo/LBJ Library

Nancy Reagan, Tipper Gore, Barbara Bush or Lady Bird Johnson?

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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.

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Should I invest directly, or try a managed fund?

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Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money

Burney Wong

RaceAway Track Time Team drivers Scott Tidyman, Ben Shaw and Seth Gilmore. Picture supplied. 

RaceAway Track team finishes second in the Bathurst 6 Hour Endurance race.

Minor hiccup doesn't prevent RaceAway Track Time team from a second placed finish

Carla Mascarenhas

Jesse Baird (left) and Luke Davies at a Pink concert the day before they died. Picture: Instagram 

Jesse Baird and Luke Davies's deaths captivated a nation.

'We can't get those two men out of our minds': the alleged Paddington murders

A man is spotted on a security camera at the entrance to the business that was allegedly robbed. Picture supplied

The front door of the business was left unlocked.

'Opportunistic thief' steals 100 Indigenous Australian artefacts

Briannah Devlin

Artists, volunteers and members of the community are devastated about the sudden closure of Creative Space Southern Highlands in Bowral, which is run by St Vincent de Paul Society NSW. Picture by Briannah Devlin

Artists and volunteers are angry about the closure.

'It is a lifeline for people' - Creative Space closure devastates users

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

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

Hundreds of Highlanders of all ages were out at the Bowral Dawn Anzac Day Service to pay their respects to the many men and women who have served our country so that we can enjoy a free life today.

Susan Macdonald with pictured with her mum, Monica Howard and aunt, Dorothy McRae and the Bowral Main Anzac Day Service.

Ron Maitland with Yvonne and Tony Springett. Ron is one of only 400 WWII Prisoners of War still alive in Australia today.

Dr David Forbes who served a a WWII Fighter Pilot in the 76 Squadron.

Joe Hansor served in the Middle East and Darwin in WWII.

Geoff and Mary piggott with Geoff wearing his medals from service in WWII and Vietnam where he flew Qantas planes in and out of Saigon.

Graham and Janet Hicks pay their respects to the Anzacs.

Chevalier College cadets at the Bowral Dawn Service.

Remembering the Anzacs at the Bowral Dawn Service.

Lyn and Tony Williams (Bowral Probus) and Geoffrey Hammon of Berrima Legacy at the Bowral Main Anzac Day Service. Lyn is wearing the medals of her grandfather who served in the Western Front in WWI and home service in WWII while Tony wore his medals for service in Vietnam and in the Army Reserves.

The Catafalque Party at the Bowral Dawn Service.

Bowral RSL sub-branch president, John Cummins opens the Bowral Dawn Anzac Day service.

Peter Watson lays a wreath at the cenotaph on behalf of the Bowral RSL sub-branch.

Bryan Lowe lays a wreath on behalf of New Zealand veterans.

Hamish Doyle lays a wreath on behalf of the Chevalier College Cadet Unit.

Councillors Garry Turland and Graham McLaughlin lay a wreath on behalf of Wingecarribee Council.

David Sutherland lays a wreath on behalf of Clan Sutherland.

Barbara Gillham and her daughter pay their respect to the Anzacs and remember their uncle, Charles Gillham who died in battle in France in WWI. He falsified his age to enlist and died at the age of 19.

Mark Bow, Barry Jones, Andy Hinton , Trish Bow and Mick Braid pay their respects.

Oxley College students honour the Anzacs at the Bowral dawn service. One student, Christopher Aleksov, 16, said being at the service in the early hours of the morning "brings out our Anzac spirit and warmed their hearts".

Oxley College students Meg Thirlwall, Jamie Binder, Heidi Bevan and Gabriella Taylor-Helme.

Jenny, Joshua and David Jones of Burradoo show their respects for all service men and women.

The Maule family, Philip, Sebastian, Benjamin, Jordie and Orlando, of Bowral. They said they never missed attending an Anzac Day service.

Kevin Cochrane with Sue and Phillip Schudmak. Kevin pays tribute to two great uncles killed in WWI, one in Palestine and one in the Some, Sue remembers her father who served in the Western Desert in WWII and Phillip remembers his father who died in France in WWII.

Noel Levett gave the Anzac Address at the Bowral Dawn Service with his grandsons Harry Duque, 12, and Joseph Hourn, 13.

Councillors Graham McLaughlin and Garry McLaughlin at the Bowral Dawn Service.

Barbara Dempster (wearing the medals of her father who served in Papua New Guinea in WWII and her mother's medals who was in WAAF signals), Hamish Burchell (with one of his own medals and those of his great uncle who served in PNG), Douglas Mackinlay with his medals (Active Australia Service Medal, International Forces East Timor, Australian Service Medal and Australian Defence Medal) and Amanda McMillan (with the medals of her father who served on the Kokoda track). Ms Dempster's mother is one of the last surviving WAAF.

Ian Lamont lays a wreath on behalf of Clan Lamont.

Bugler Nick Howard prepares to play the Last Post. Nick wore the medals of his great grandfather, Roy James Howard who served in France in WW1.

Bugler Nick Howard plays The Last Post. Nick wore the medals of his great grandfather, Roy James Howard who served in France in WW1.

Nick Howard plays Reveille. Nick wore the medals of his great grandfather, Roy James Howard who served in France in WW1.

Hundreds of people lined Bong Bong Street to watch the Bowral Main Anzac Day parade pass through.

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