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Australian Invictus athlete Jamie Tanner will compete in his third and final Games in Sydney.

Winning isn't everything at Invictus Games

Belinda Tasker

Thomas Deng (l) and Awer Mabil have opened sporting doors for African-born sportsmen in Australia.

African Australians blaze sporting pathway

Steve Larkin

BACK-TO-BACK: Jockey Kerrin McEvoy returns to scale after riding Redzel to victory. Picture: AAP Image/Simon Bullard

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Mitch Cohen

Australian Invictus athlete Jamie Tanner will compete in his third and final Games in Sydney.

Winning isn't everything at Invictus Games

ALL SCHOOLS: Hurdle squad Chloe Mawson, Rebecca Mills, Jett Link and Chelsy-Rose Jackson.

Juniors enjoy All Schools

Dave Ross

ATTACKING: Dapto's Greg Jones helped guide his side to victory over Wests on Saturday. Picture: Adam McLean.

Canaries soar past Wests

Cameron Mee

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Winning news: When it comes to mobile phone plans people like to know what works for others and now with referral programs becoming popular, passing on information may lead to rewards for everyone involved.

Good news travels fast

Emma Brown

FUN: Set aside October 4-7 for four huge days of art displays, hands-on workshops, exhibitions, street art, artist talks, live music performances, art market, children’s art activities and much more in the Milton-Ulladulla region during Escape ARTfest.

South Coast Leisure Times: spring

Dayle Latham

Committed to service: Consumer review and comparison website Canstar Blue highlighted Pennytel's longer-than-usual opening hours of its Australian call centre, and its streamlined mobile plans.

Value is more than price

Jen Walker, Advertiser content

Winning news: When it comes to mobile phone plans people like to know what works for others and now with referral programs becoming popular, passing on information may lead to rewards for everyone involved.

Good news travels fast

Lots of fun: Lederer Corrimal will be hosting a free Build-A-Bear workshop from 9am to 4pm where children can make their own Build-A-Bear for free.

Spring into Corrimal: Build-A-Bear craft

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Where the action will be: Spring into Corrimal is contained within this area with the Cossies R Us grand parade a highlight. Many thanks to all the sponsors.

Spring into Corrimal: Map of main entertainment

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Picture: Adam McLean

Thirroul’s ‘The Gables’ sold after three decades

Brendan Crabb

His Boy Elroy, Lee and Me co-owners selling Toolijooa home

Brendan Crabb

EDUCATION: Real Estate Institute of NSW president Leanne Pilkington. The institute will be conducting training sessions in 17 locations across NSW.

Reforms to affect real estate industry, landlords and tenants

Brendan Crabb

TRADITION: Private Walter Saunders. Picture: AWM P00889.012

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Remembrance: The unveiling of a memorial in Toogoolawah, Queensland. Pictures: Courtesy of the Australian War Memorial. H17643

Places of love and loss, of heroes all

Maeve McKenna

COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

TRADITION: Private Walter Saunders. Picture: AWM P00889.012

Road to Remembrance

COLLECTION: The Australian War Records Section (AWRS) ‘trophy’ store at Peronne in 1918. Around 25,000 objects were shipped to Australia. Picture: AWM E03684

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Winner: Professor Megan Davis is the overall winner of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence award. Photo by Peter Braig

The Australian Financial Review Women of Influence 2018 category winners revealed

Sally Patten

A storm off Wollongong in July. The Illawarra has been named the state's sixth most storm-affected region. Picture: Adam McLean

The Illawarra’s eight most storm-affected suburbs listed

Picture: Chelsea Sutton

All the action from the 2018 Deni Ute Muster

AFL grand final parade 2018: The photos

Jarrod Lyle remembered

Tom Mitchell awarded the 2018 Brownlow Medal

Jenifer Lewis.

Stars shine on gold carpet at Emmy awards

The rope with red buoy attached which caused the death of a young whale. The humpback washed up on the Far South Coast on Monday, September 17. Pictures: NPWS Field Officer Janaya Chalker.

Dead juvenile whale washes up on South Coast beach

Longreach School. Photo: Kate Bradshaw

Wildlife in the cities or cities in the wildlife? We want to see your photos

Board or bored, you decide

Michelle Haines Thomas

Relationships: who decides what is OK? | OPINION

John Malouff

STAGGERING: Scott Morrison’s strategy since becoming PM has exposed his ignorance of electoral realities. Picture: AAP

PM all over the shop in Wentworth | OPINION

John Hewson

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

Prince Harry king of the kids in Sydney

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Royals tour takes a sombre turn

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Harry and Meghan join the Invictus fans

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Queensland will give Meghan and Harry a custom-made Tambo teddy bear during their visit on Monday.

Queensland's cuddly gift to royal couple

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Labor's Bill Shorten has called on the government to withdraw from a summit in Saudi Arabia.

Govt should boycott Saudi summit: Shorten

Eliza Berlage

Candidates predict close call in Wentworth

Angus Livingston and Julian Drape

Unwillingness to try new foods is often down to disgust, says Professor Eugene Chan.

Disgust of new foods is in the mind: study

Christine McGinn

Victorians will be asked to choose between the visions of Matthew Guy and Daniel Andrews.

Victorians decide government in five weeks

Andi Yu

The Blanc Delice at The Westin Sydney is almost too beautiful to touch.

Diner en Blanc’s stylish collaboration with Marriott

Enjoy a little weightlessness in one of three pools at Barceló Illetas Albatros

Taking a babymoon fit for royalty

There are some truly frightful destinations for adrenalin junky travellers.

Five haunted islands to visit this Halloween...if you dare

Let the sun in: Light, fresh and airy - the Hampton's style is reminiscent of long summer days and light filled spaces.

How to: Hampton’s style

Jennifer Birchall

Lucky she's outside: Right now, over three billion people are absorbing the equivalent pollution to smoking two cigarette packets every day, because they have no electricity and no option but to cook inside poorly ventilated dwellings using materials such as animal dung for fuel.

Ask Noel: A solution to pollution

Noel Whittaker

Visit www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au/seafood-school/about-sss for more great seafood recipes and cooking tips, advice on purchasing and storing seafood, species information and answers to frequently asked seafood questions.

Try this: Seared chermoula yellowtail kingfish with moroccan salad