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I am never moving again. There, I’ve said it… Now, I just need my husband to read it over and over.

The Scottish Government seems to believe that, by 16, the human brain has developed sufficiently to vote.

YOUNG people enjoyed a splash at a watersport taster day in Inverness.

REVELLERS at a popular Highland farming event were blessed by glorious sunshine, with local farmers bagging some of the prizes.

Snakes were top in the popularity stakes of exotic animals visiting a children’s club, a poll of the youngsters revealed.

It was a rare opportunity to name a new Inverness landmark.

Courier readers have voted a riverside Labrador sculpture as a better artwork than the controversial Gathering Place near Ness Islands.

After playing at Belladrum, the Thurso band took time out to chat with Margaret Chrystall

Our photographers are at Belladrum, capturing some of the best moments at the festival!

Belladrum is back this year with the theme of myths and legends, so see how much you know about them by taking our quiz!

Scientists have added to the credibility of Nessie being more than a myth.

Amid controversy over the My Ness Gathering Place artwork there has been heated debate locally on social media as to what constitutes "art".

Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember either of the events?

Amid controversy over the My Ness Gathering Place artwork there has been heated debate locally on social media as to what constitutes "art".

A legend of the Inverness music scene will be remembered with a beautifully sculpted guitar-themed artwork outside the venue he graced for decades.

The world's strongest brothers Tom and Luke Stoltman stepped out of their comfort zone by trying Commonwealth Games events for a short BBC Sport film.

Brothers Tom and Luke Stoltman lent a strong helping hand in handling an unusual visitor to the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

It’s been a busy few weeks, and they certainly look set to continue. I’ll give you a quick update on life of late…

The world's strongest brothers answered questions from their fans at today's Inverness Highland Games.

Wimbledon fever has broken out at a Black Isle care home – move over Kyrgios and Djokovic!