Too cute: Pooches great and small on board HMAS Choules
Pets provided light relief for evacuees on board the HMAS Choules, with one Victorian documenting the dogs that were transported to safety with their owners. These are her adorable photographs.
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It was the year that saw people power return a Liberal Prime Minister and Premier to office, stop a knife wielding attacker in the heart of Sydney and rally to help farmers struggling with the drought.
Hilarious photos show Santa picture fails
It’s a Christmas tradition for many, but sometimes taking a photo with Santa isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Herald Sun readers have sent in some hilarious failed Santa photos.
Red carpet welcome for Presidents Cup golfers
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