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FOCUSED: Albury Supercars star Dave Reynolds in the cockpit of his Penrite racer. Picture: TIM FARRAH

It was another huge year in motorsport and Tim Farrah was on hand to capture the best of the Supercars and Formula One action. Check out his favourite photos from the year that was. Pictures: TIM FARRAH

Brad Jones Racing's Tim Slade prepares to race at this year's Winton Supercars round.

Albury product Jordan Boys celebrates winning race two of the Super 2 series at Newcastle.

Focused - Albury Supercars star Dave Reynolds in the cockpit of his Penrite racer.

Albury's Jordan Boys with his father, Peter (green cap), celebrate with the Image Racing team after victory in the Super 2 season finale at Newcastle.

Dawn on race day captured from Pit Straight at the Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama.

Rivals Shane Van Gisbergen and Fabian Coulthard get cosy during the Supercars race at Melbourne's Albert Park early in the season.

Preparations started well before dawn on race day at the Bathurst 1000 for DJR Team Penske. Fabian Coulthard was at the centre of a controversial incident during the race.

Albury Super 2 racer Jordan Boys at Bathurst, he finished seventh.

Supercars legend Craig Lowndes ready to roll at the 2019 Bathurst 1000. Lowndes is a seven-time winner of the iconic event.

Scott McLaughlin and Fabian Coulthard's all-conquering DJR Team Penske Mustangs exit pint lane at Winton Motor Raceway.

Dan Ricciardo taking a selfie with a fan at the Melbourne GP.

Lewis Hamilton at the Australian GP. He went on to win his sixth world championship in 2019.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc seems to be looking at the camera, but probably has other things on his mind

Up close with Lewis Hamilton during a practice pit stop.

Dan Ricciardo is a picture of concentration before qualifying.

Lewis Hamilton reportedly earned $400 million in the last decade.

Ovens and Murray and Hume football teams revealed ahead of weekend

Brent Godde

PROUD MOMENT: Will Shannon and his father Wayne played seniors for Chiltern for the first time last weekend. Picture: ASH SMITH

"It's fairly rare to have a father and son play together in senior football."

'It's right up there as one of the proudest moments of my life'

Ted Howes

VOTED AGAINST BILL: Justin Clancy has previously opposed the euthanasia bill which passed in the NSW Parliament on Thursday. 

NSW passes euthanasia bill against wishes of Albury MP Justin Clancy

Albury MP votes 'no' as NSW passes voluntary assisted dying bill

Beau Greenway

VOCAL: Indi MP Helen Haines believes a change in governance from Victoria to NSW for Albury Wodonga Health will not fix the Border's hospital crisis. Picture: MARK JESSER

'I think both state governments and the federal government have all failed on this'

Governance switch for Border health service not the answer: Haines

Andrew Moir

Jack Sexton has played two matches for Richmond in the VFL this season, kicking two goals in the win over Port Melbourne in round seven. Picture: RICHMOND FC

He's making his way at Richmond, but Jack's also back at Yarrawonga.

Excitement's not at Brendan Fevola levels, but it's building at Pigeons

BIG HIT: Roo Hayden Filliponi is helped off after a heavy collision in the second quarter against Yarrawonga last Sunday. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

It was a big hit and it's great news that Hayden escaped serious injury.

Hayden Filliponi was coughing up blood as he was helped from the ground

Tim Farrah selects his favourite mo...

It was another huge year in motorsport and Tim Farrah was on hand to capture the action

Tim Farrah selects his favourite motorsport photos from 2019

Multimedia

FEELING THE PINCH: Median weekly rent costs have risen more than 20 per cent in some regional cities while wages continue to stagnate.

Some areas have seen prices jump by more than 20 per cent in the past year.

Weekly rent costs rise to new heights as wages stagnate

Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese shake hands at one of the leaders' debates. Picture: AAP

A nine-year-old government that's run out of ideas versus an opposition afraid any idea might lose them the election

Which of these men should lead: Our say

CLIMATE SOLUTIONS: Cosmos science reporter Ellen Phiddian. Picture: supplied

Making formic acid with a ferric mineral.

Will soil carbon fix the climate crisis?

Human Rights Minister Tara Cheyne said Canberrans were being treated as second-class citizens. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong 

Scott Morrison confirmed a Coalition government would not seek to overturn the ban if re-elected, saying it was "not our policy".

PM confirms no plans to repeal voluntary assisted dying ban on territories as NSW laws pass

Labor's shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Two days out from polling day, Labor has released its costings, insisting its commitments are "modest" and "responsible".

Labor election costings to add $7.4b over four years

CCTV: An image of the driving in Culcairn on Wednesday. 

Samuel Ryan Elliott allegedly hit 190km/h on Olympic Highway

Man on three-day ice bender 'to fight voices in head' before cops rammed

Labor leader Anthony Albanese on Thursday morning, addressing journalists in Sydney. Picture: AAP

Anthony Albanese says he wasn't accusing the Coalition of racism, simply pointing out Italian-Australians are familiar with jokes about their names.

PM labels Albanese 'precious' as ALP leader denies racism claim

This is a sample of The Echidna newsletter sent out each weekday morning till the end of the election.

Political rhetoric their only answer to this set of numbers

Conversations with Friends is from the team behind streaming sensation, Normal People. Picture: Amazon Prime

The creative team behind Normal People struggles to recreate its magic in this earnest romantic drama that never quite delivers what we crave.

Trust a Gen-Xer to rub a fragile 20-something the wrong way at a dinner party

The continuation of the search will be assessed daily

Police wind back search for missing 70-year-old man near Mount Hotham

There are 1283 COVID-19 patients in hospital, with 46 in ICU.

NSW records 22 COVID-19 deaths as cases drop

Prime Minister Scott Morrison crashes into Luca Fauvette during an under 8s soccer training session in Devonport. Picture: Eve Woodhouse

With two days until the election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Labor leader Anthony Albanese are campaigning furiously in marginal seats.

As it happened: Labor releases costings, $7.4bn budget increase

FILMED: A security camera captured the moment the police car was struck by the vehicle as the driver fled. 

Video shows moment police car hit in town

VIDEO: Car hits 190km/h, police car struck in Culcairn, drugs, axe seized

Check out what is playing and when it's coming up.

Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times

INSIDE THE BARREL: 'Pork-barrelling' refers to the process of essentially buying votes in key seats.

There has been a lot of talk of 'pork-barrelling' this election season, especially in the context of anti-corruption. So what is pork-barrelling, and how do politicians do it?

Pork-barrelling and a federal ICAC: Who's promised what?

"My opponents think it's still OK to make fun of someone's name in their advertising," Anthony Albanese told Italian-Australians at Club Marconi in Western Sydney. Picture: AAP

Anthony Albanese has chosen a friendly setting to launch an incendiary accusation.

What's in a name? Albanese's accusation made in risky setting

Filling out the almost comically large Senate ballot paper can be a daunting task. Photo: Adam McLean

Whether you just need a quick refresher or you haven't voted before, we have you covered.

Your questions on voting for the Senate answered

AWARD WINNERS: Heather Watts, a women's health advocate for many years, and mentor driver Glenn Mackinnon at Wednesday night's presentation. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Award winners and nominees celebrated at gala presentation

'Not all heroes wear capes': Wodonga salutes selfless volunteers

TAKEN ABACK: Liberal Party Indi hopeful Ross Lyman, pictured at a funding announcement for Wilson Transformers in Wodonga on Wednesday, was shocked to learn an Australian Christian Lobby brochure attacking an election rival was on display in his Wangaratta campaign office. Picture: MARK JESSER

'We don't condone that. We'll make sure if it is there, it won't be there much longer'

Liberal candidate shocked spiteful flyer was in his campaign office

Prime Minister Scott Morrison accidentally crash-tackled under 8s football player, Luca Fauvette, on Wednesday afternoon in Devonport, Tasmania. Picture: Eve Woodhouse

Morrison scores an own goal after bulldozing a young soccer player just in time for the nightly TV news.

'Should have been a penalty': Bulldozed boy speaks about PM tackle

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BORDER VISIT: Zak Williams, the son of beloved actor and comedian Robin Williams, will address this year's Albury-Wodonga Winter Solstice. Picture: SUPPLIED

'Dad was one of the funniest guys': Robin Williams' son to visit Border

SOMETHING MUST CHANGE: Dr Alison Green, of Wodonga's Central Medical Group, is hoping to see the next federal government address major shortfalls in general practice. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

"A lot of the mental health burden falls on GPs and it's time-consuming, and so it should be. You can't sort out somebody's mental health problems in a 15-minute consult, it's underfunded."

Short, sharp consults: Neglecting general practice comes at high price

Police surveillance on mobile phone detected imprisoned woman's drug-dealing

$12k in handbag: Woman gets stretch behind bars for stash of dodgy cash

SEEKING RESOLUTION: Ross Lyman voices his support for Justin Clancy's parliamentary address at Wodonga Hospital yesterday morning. Picture: MARK JESSER

"Operationally, should NSW take over the operations of Albury Wodonga Health? Does NSW need to go its own way?"

Tim Farrah selects his favourite motorsport photos from 2019

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