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Best medicine: Delta dogs reach where people can't
Jo Bevan
Helping hand: Miguel Fenech, 13, with Milly as she looks over his school work at Kotara High School. Picture: Simone De Peak
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Survival in the city for homeless corellas
Donna Page
The campaign fighting to save the Cambridge and Newcastle's music heart
Josh Leeson
EMOTIONAL: Phil Jamieson performing at the Cambridge with his band Grinspoon. Picture: Paul Dear
Saving the regent honeyeaters of the Tomalpin Woodlands
Jo Bevan
ON SONG: A male regent honeyeater sings to his mate in the Capertee Valley. Picture: Dean Ingwersen
Belmont 16s marks milestone and gets set for redevelopment
Damon Cronshaw
First Up: The crew of Albert Smith's 16ft skiff Linnet on Belmont 16ft Sailing Club's first race day on October 7, 1922.
'We couldn't imagine our life without her': Dr Henry Murray's lasting legacy
Anita Beaumont
Trusted hand: Dr Henry Murray, right, reunites with Enid, 4, and her parents Philip and Casey Smith. Dr Murray gave Enid a life-saving blood transfusion while she was still in the womb. After a 40-year career in obstetrics, he is retiring. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
How energy 'transition' became a dirty word in the Hunter Valley
Donna Page
LEADERSHIP: Singleton mayor Sue Moore said it was better to talk about economic evolution than transition in the Upper Hunter due to residents' concerns about their jobs. Picture: Simone De Peak
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Testing soldiers' guts to boost performance
Damon Cronshaw
Stay Alert: Australian soldier Private Thomas Saunders on patrol in the Baluchi Valley, Afghanistan. Picture: Corporal Neil Ruskin
Born to fix things: Paul Lowe's 15 minutes of fame is here
Jim Kellar
REPAIR WIZARD: Paul Lowe, one of the expert tradesmen in the new Foxtel show The Repair Shop, in his Mayfield workshop. Picture: Marina Neil
Australian Ukrainians double down on homeland
Alex Pichaloff
How Young People see it: Olha Pokhmurska, born in Ukraine and raised in Newcastle. "Looking back in history, Ukraine became independent in 1991 and they haven't always been independent, there's always been that shadow over them. So for the young people now, they just want to have a country of their own," she says. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

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