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The 50 best snaps from our photographers this week.

WAGGA WAGGA: Wagga Diving Club memebers Angus Grigg (12) and his brother Edouard Grigg (11) perform a 1 12 in unison.

MANDURAH: Alex Winwood is hoping for a win at the upcoming Golden Gloves tournament. Photo Francis CurroMandurah Mail.

MURRAY BRIDGE: A young Brinkley man died in a head-on crash near Murray Bridge and another man was taken to hospital.

NARACOORTE: The Naracoorte Showgrounds were a hive of activity as hundreds flocked through the gates to enjoy everything the local show had to offer.

NEWCASTLE:  Little French Cafe owner Jodie Morris after a massive week caused by an online debate on Facebook about what 'child friendly' means. Picture Dean Osland

NEWCASTLE: National Finalists, Racquel Andrews 22yrs of Maryland and Karenna Andrews 24yrs of Newcastle at Horseshoe Beach, ahead of the Miss V8 Supercars finals at the Gold Coast.

ORANGE: Mandy Emms, Jayne West, Chris Solomon in an Abbot's buggy that will be on display at the Australian National Field Days. Photo JUDE KEOGH 1020fielddays3

ORANGE: WIRES volunteer Jane Passer hopes she can continue releasing rehabilitated wildlife, like the echidna she is holding, with the support of the Orange community. Photo JUDE KEOGH 1020wirestrivia1

PORT LINCOLN: Tayah Cadd, Mason Macksad, Sachi Vidov and Josh Schmidt will all be participating in Novita's Let's All Walk event to raise money for disabled children.

PORT MACQUARIE: James Reyne at the Glasshouse. Pic Port News

SHELLHARBOUR: A call flips on the Illawarra Highway, Albion Park. Picture GEORGIA MATTS

SHELLHARBOUR: Shellharbour Lifeguards Mitch Copas, Ebony Holz and Jess Rosskelly. A drowning risk study is being conducted on beaches in Shelharbour and Kiama. Picture GEORGIA MATTS

TAMWORTH: Stephen Woods and Angela Montgomery are getting married on November 1 after Stephen was diagnosed with terminal cancer this week. Photo Denise Montgomery

TAREE: There was plenty to peruse at the Taree Hub Markets. Photo: Manning River Times

TAREE: Seven-year-old Katie Tisdell with her ribbons and awards won at this year''s Taree Show. Katie has also won at State level. Pic Manning River Times

WAGGA WAGGA: The Garden and Outdoor Festival event organiser John Wood at the Wagga Botanic Gardens. 

WAGGA WAGGA: Riverina truck show and kids' convoy for Camp Quality at Wagga Showground. Brooke Curry and Angus Curry, 10, from Wagga, check out the interior of an older model Chevrolet.

WAGGA WAGGA: Scale Model Club 30th Annual Show at East Wagga Hawks Club rooms Jesse Owens of Boomerang Models Barnawatha.

WELLINGTON: William Carr and William Carr Junior looking back over the years. Elder William Carr is the oldest Wiradjuri man in Wellington, and possibly further afield after he turned 95.

WODONGA: Melanie Nuggen with her children Jy, 9, and Jayden Mizzi, 10, and the car that was broken into, with a laptop which contained all of their family and baby photographs. Picture JOHN RUSSELL

WOLLONGONG: 2013 Young Designer winner Cathy Odri wtih Stockland marketing manager Catherine Nixon at Stockland Shellharbour ahead of Wayne Cooper's visit on Saturday. Picture ADAM MCLEAN

WOLLONGONG: The new reptile house at Symbio Gardens with many exhibits and species to view behind glass. Picture KIRK GILMOUR

BALLARAT: Douglas Shaw with his sister Natalie who has written an emotional letter urging Prime Minister Tony Abbott to change his stance on same-sex marriage. PICTURE JEREMY BANNISTER

BALLARAT: Gerald Jenzen is concerned about what will happen to the heritage-listed office and weighbridge at the Ballarat Railway Station. PICTURE JUSTIN WHITELOCK

BALLARAT: Stepping down Ballarat Fire Brigade volunteer Barry Brooks, 74, has retired from field duties after 54 years. PICTURE ADAM TRAFFORD

BATHURST: Champion wheelchair athlete Kurt Fearnley has been announced as a new pro chancellor for the northern region of Charles Sturt University.

BATHURST: Professor Brendan Smith, director of ICU at Bathurst Base Hospital, has been named as a NSW finalist for Australian of the Year for medical innovation.

BEGA: NSW Cancer Council Southern Region volunteer Glenn Cotter displays some of the Pink Ribbon Day merchandise.

KATHERINE: The Top Gear support crew makes running repairs to two of the three vehicles - a Bentley Continental and a Nissan GT-R - being driven by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May at Knotts Crossing Resort on October 22.

BENDIGO: Sophie Kneller and Cody Bourke at the Bendigo Show.

BENDIGO: Three people died in a shooting in Wedderburn after a suspected neighbourhood dispute.

BLUE MOUNTAINS: Springwood's Ella Mecham and Winmalee youngster Eve Talbot have a ball on the jumping castle at the Winmalee Family Fun Day.

BOOROWA: Layne Ireland, Isabelle McGrath and Arnica Cavhanar all wearing outfits made and designed by Sam Stolhand from 'Bush Beautique Young' during the Woolfest fashion parade. Photo Boorowa News

BOYUP BROOK: Hailstones, some the size of cricket balls, pelted down in Boyup Brook on Wednesday afternoon. Photo Rochelle GearDonnybrook Mail.

BUNBURY: Bunbury's Cooinda Primary School has got the 2014 Telethon fundraising effort off to a great start, raising more than 94 kilograms of coins to donate on behalf of local telethon child Patrick Majewski.

BURNIE: Willie Simpson's dedication to the industry was recognised last night when he received the inaugural Craft Beer Industry Association (CBIA) Services to Australian Craft Beer award.

BUSSELTON: Georgia Brieley, Jessica Fletcher, Cecilia Watts and Felicia Farley enjoyed Duckstein's Oktoberfest celebrations on October 18. Photo: Tameika Brumby/Busselton-Dunsborough Mail.

CLARE: Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove was in Clare to help celebrate the town's 150th show.

CLARE VALLEY: A 64-year-old woman died at the scene of a crash on Horrocks Highway, south of Penwortham in the Clare Valley.

MOUNT ISA: Mount Isa State Special School students became scientists for day when Kate Gegg and Melissa Lane from the CSIRO guided the classes in fun experiments using natural materials.

COWRA: Cowra pilot Nick Bolton took the Cowra Guardian inside the cabin of a Nanchang CJ-6 in a flyover during the recent Australian Warbirds Association's annual general meeting, held in Cowra.

TAREE: Daybreak on the Manning - Redhead, Hallidays Point. Pic Manning River Times

DONNYBROOK: Linda Mueller and Buddy get their balance at Donnybrook's Dutchfield Dog Survival Trials. Photo Nina SmithDonnybrook Bridgetown Mail.

DUBBO: Police have praised a pilot who performed an emergency landing at Dubbo airport after a mid-air emergency Tuesday afternoon. Photo BELINDA SOOLE

EDEN: Irishman Breifne Earley's worldwide cycle against suicide passed through Eden on Wednesday. Australia is the 20th of 25 countries on his route, which he expects to complete by June 2015. Photo Supplied.

FORBES: Ian Retallack recently spent time in Forbes as part of his trip around Australia in a wagon with his two horses, Matt and Paddy, and dog Russ.

KANGAROO ISLAND: Executive chefs Hans Hao and David Lin arrived in Adelaide last week to begin their interactive food provenance tour of South Australia, kicking off with a Pilatus Jet flight to Kangaroo Island.

KIAMA: Lilly-Rose Miles, Mikalya Ayres, Sophie Drew, Khalia Ayres, Oliver Miles, Tiger Miles and Mitchell Ayres get in the spirit for Big 4 Gerroa’s charity Camp and sCare event on Halloween Picture GEORGIA MATT

KIAMA: Photographer Georgia Matts surveys the Kiama Emergency Services Expo from a fire truck high above Kiama’s Black Beach

LAUNCESTON: Longford-based trainer Mick Burles and The Cleaner set off for the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley. Picture PAUL SCAMBLER

Emily Lowe

Editor Craig Thomson and journalists Emily Lowe and Jordi Crick. Pictures by Emily Lowe

For 38 years, our newspaper has been a staple in the bayside community, but Australian Community Media will turn the page on the RCB which is set to close in April.

WATCH: Goodbye from the RCB editorial team

A six-foot-tall human would come up to the hip of a raptor dinosaur species called Troodontids. (Supplied/AAP PHOTOS)

Raptor dinosaurs were previously thought to be the size of a human but the discovery of a new footprint reveals it is substantially bigger.

Raptor dinosaurs much bigger than previously thought

A man is dead and a woman has suffered serious head injuries at a home north of Brisbane. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

A 26-year-old man will front court in Queensland charged with murder and attempted murder after a man was found dead and a woman was critically injured.

Man charged with murder after man dies, woman injured

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

Surf boats performed a burial at sea as thousands paid their respects at the Currumbin dawn service. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)

Large crowds have gathered for dawn services in Queensland and at the annual Brisbane parade to honour former and current defence force personnel on Anzac Day.

Queenslanders gather in their thousands for Anzac Day

Lavinia Alison Murray (right) has been jailed after her baby drowned in a laundry sink. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

A mother's few minutes of inattention while given her baby daughter a bath have resulted in "devastating consequences," a court has heard.

MEGA GALLERY: The week in pictures

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