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She say amid 'the challenge of the climate and nature emergency, the wellbeing economy approach is a great way to go.'

What has been inspiring and infuriating readers this week?

Caley Thistle conceded a late penalty to fall to a 2-1 home defeat against Raith Rovers.

It was the ‘goal that never was’ – a strange moment where the net seemed to ripple for Raith Rovers only for play to continue.

Bullying within NHS Highland remains rife 18 months after a £2.8 million “healing process” was concluded.

Derek Adams knows how big of a figure Stuart Kettlewell is at Ross County – but that is not stopping him aiming for a few goals against Motherwell.

Caley Thistle record goalscorer Billy Mckay is backing ICT's bid to keep David Wotherspoon past the end of his contract until January.

Businesses often find themselves at a crossroads at this time of year, says our columnist.

While the government – whoever it is after the next election – decides on electrification, it leaves potential new car buyers with a quandary.

A wide range of issues have made it to our letters pages this week.

Fitness With Pride is coming to Inverness to raise money for Highland Pride, and the organiser aims to inspire people after returning to his hometown.

We’re aware of the scandal of sexual abuse in churches, which should be among the safest places on Earth.

Duncan Ferguson tonight blamed panic in the Caley Thistle ranks for the late collapse that brought his first defeat since taking the manager’s job.

The contribution of these volunteers has meant that they have become valued and key members of our workforce, says our columnist.

Ross County goalkeeper Logan Ross, out on loan at Brora Rangers, is adamant he will not let his first chance to win silverware pass him by.

Charlie Christie returns with his regular column, diving into the ongoing Under-17 World Cup and 'nonsensical' penalty decisions by VAR.

It has pioneered Health Passports that allow staff to disclose issues in their life and have their shifts planned around these, says our columnist.

Highland Boxing Academy's Ben Bartlett finally has his long-awaited opportunity to become Scottish champion in the professional ranks this weekend.

James Brown insists the Staggies should be looking up the Premiership table after breaking their winless streak, not over their shoulders.

The goalkeeper is about to turn 27, but he has found regular starting spots hard to come by in his time with Caley Thistle.