Give me perspective

Take a look through our photo gallery to see some of the best moments.

A mum grieving the unimaginable loss her baby boy has raised thousands of pounds in his name.

Sewage was dumped in the Highland area almost 1500 times last year – a figure described as "disgusting" by far north MP Jamie Stone.

A big talking point is a planned Apprentice Boys of Derry march.

It takes a real level of strength to take a negative situation and turn it into an act of kindness, says our MP.

Reporter Rachel Smart had the opportunity to sail along the Caledonian Canal with charity Seagull Trust Cruises.

Hot topics include care homes, public transport and wood burning stoves.

Business leader advises to live lives unashamedly unsegmented, says our columnist.

Walking, cycling or gardening is good for our health - but we may need to be cautious about a sudden increase in activity, says our columnist.

10% of small Highland business owners spend 8+ hours per week on regulatory compliance, adding more must be done sparingly, says our columnist.

NHS Highland is working to “improve patient experience” after we unearth evidence of excessive waiting times for people requiring emergency treatment.

A mum-of-three from Thurso says women in Caithness face a nightmare to have their baby, as she told of her “uncontrollable anxiety attacks”.

A rise in demand for GP appointments have increased the pressure for paramedics in Inverness.

This new law is oppressive, sinister, draconian and worst of all, baffling, says our columnist.

Dire hospital wait times in Inverness are putting increased pressure on ambulance workers.

For 12-hours I witnessed the gruelling work our ambulance service in Inverness takes on each day in order to save lives.

A senior figure in a “Protestant fraternal society” headquartered in Northern Ireland has defended the right of members to march through Inverness.

An Apprentice Boys of Derry parade taking place in Inverness later this month has stoked controversy on social media.

Comparing secondaries in different parts of the country purely on the Higher results of their cleverest kids tells us nothing new, says our columnist.

A girl from Inverness was diagnosed with MS as a teenager, but for years the doctors ‘brushed it off as teenage girl stress’.