The Age photographs of the week, December 8, 2023
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The week in photographs from our award-winning employees photographers and common contributing photographers at The Age.
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He can see you: Metro announcer Laurence Hewson says its simple to identify the digital camera telephones popping as much as seize his newest zinger.Credit score:Chris Hopkins
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College students Abigail, Lucas and Lola observe their zebrafish as a part of the BioEYES Australia program run by Monash College.Credit score:Eddie Jim
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North Melbourne skipper Emma Kearney doesn’t take a backward step.Credit score:Jason South
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Jennifer Catlin and her childhood teddy bear on the former Presbyterian Infants House in Camberwell on Monday.Credit score:Joe Armao
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All within the household: Former companions Klyde Salcedo (left) and Emma Kennedy, with Snickers.Credit score:Jason South
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Tilly Lawless and Amrita Hepi have collaborated to create new dance work The Learn.Credit score:Justin McManus
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Having a rocking good time: Phil Isard singing with Center Park major college mother and father’ band Center Sparks.Credit score:Eddie Jim
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Sisters Amara (entrance) and Sahana have been taking further courses for years to construct their expertise in areas similar to English, maths and science.Credit score:Joe Armao
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Jess Deller-Klatt subsequent to her ATAR outcomes and her grasp’s in social work.Credit score:Chris Hopkins
10/24
Angela Pucci Love, whose sister Bridget Flack died by suicide three years in the past.Credit score:Wayne Taylor
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Academics on the Wedderburn Faculty college bus pushed by assistant principal Dean Lockhart.Credit score:Eddie Jim
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Safia Solleman, a resident on the Wellington Avenue public high-rise flats in Collingwood.Credit score:Luis Ascui
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Jac Semmler and her Christmas wreath.Credit score:Simon Schluter
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Les Twentyman (centre) prepares for his basis’s Again To Faculty Program with Ryan Bolton and Renae Liddle.Credit score:Jason South
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Mount Eliza residents Tom Fernie and Taysha on the Sunnyside Seaside foreshore automotive park, the place parking is now not free for guests.Credit score:Penny Stephens
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About 500 folks gathered for the vigil in Elsternwick on Monday night.Credit score:Simon Schluter
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Vicki Zugno feels fortunate to have prevented radiation and all its unwanted effects, and is now cancer-free.Credit score:Chris Hopkins
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Damian Marrett is a former Victorian undercover police officer.Credit score:Eddie Jim
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Jack Hanley ran 50 kilometres every single day for 50 days.Credit score:Penny Stephens
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Former police officer Greg Denham now connects drug customers to well being and social providers.Credit score:Simon Schluter
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Robert Olifiers completes his twenty first and final metropolitan Melbourne council stroll on Friday afternoon.Credit score:Luis Ascui
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Michael te Wierik and companion Fiona have cared for greater than 70 foster kids.Credit score:Simon Schluter
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Tom Parker Bowles is in Melbourne for 4 days to hang around along with his buddy, restaurateur Scott Pickett.Credit score:Jason South
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Tahli Batkilin says she was despatched away from the GP in late 2020 as a result of she had COVID-19 signs.Credit score:Jason South
