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Photos from across the Fairfax Regional network for the week ending September 12, 2015. In case you missed last week's photos, CLICK HERE

JIMBOOMBA: Students from Woodridge State School take part in National eSmart Week activities at Logan Central Library.

NAMBUCCA: World Rally cars refuelled in the Macksville CBD after Friday morning's Nambucca stage. Photo - Guardian News

TAREE: At the Tasmania devil breeding program at Devil Ark, Barrington Tops. Pic: Carl Muxlow

LAUNCESTON: North East Rivers Festival Launch Callum Bensemann and John Braid gear up for the annual North East Rivers Festival.	Photo Scott Gelston

WAGGA: United: Wagga High School students formed a guard of honour at the funeral of Ron Anschuetz on Friday. Picture: Les Smith.


DUNBOGAN: What the? mystery concrete head has appeared on Camden Head Road. Sometimes it's dressed up. Other times au naturale. Its origin is a mystery. Picture: Kate Dwyer

LAUNCESTON: Ross Marathon: Runners in Park Street, Ross. Photo Phil Biggs

MARGARET RIVER: Knitted goods pave the way for support of diabetics in rural WA.

WOLLONGONG: Imogen the baby koala has been hand-reared by Symbio Wildlife Park’s zoo curator Kylie Elliott and general manager Matt Radnidge. 


NAMBUCCA: Nambucca Valley under 15 rep netballers had a wow of a time at the State Age championships in Sydney.

LAUNCESTON: Tassie Mud Run at van Diemen Brewing Former Tas Mud Run winner Tim Green and Van Diemen Brewing owner and mud run course designer Will Tatchell have a laugh in readiness for the upcoming event .Photo Scott Gelston

BALLARAT: CHFL preliminary final - Gordon v Ballan. Jye Cousins and Ashley Munari (Gordon) PICTURE: KATE HEALY

LAUNCESTON: New Tasmanian chief magistrate Michael Brett in the library at the Launceston Magistrates Court. Photo: Scott Gelston

PARKES: Jacqui Clark with her portrait of Australian of the Year Rosie Batty, which will go on exhibition for the Portia Geach prize at Sydney’s SH Ervin Gallery.

DUBBO: Artist Trina Collins, also known as Poncho Army, has been commissioned to undertake the first BOOMDubbo art commissions and will arrive at Dubbo this month.

ORANGE: Police are yet to lay charges against a man and a woman involved in an accident with a police vehicle on the outskirts of Orange early on Thursday morning.

Wollongong Ambos union and paramedic Rodney Hatton says the job is getting more dangerous. Picture: SYLVIA LIBER

MARGARET RIVER: Ranga roams New York: Mandy Carey is planning to jam with some of the world’s best rollers when she trains with the Gotham Girls.


WOLLONGONG: Anita Larkin with a work from the Sculptural Felt International exhibition. Picture: ROBERT PEET

GOULBURN: Cajóne maker Rodrigo Martin- Silva and his young family recently moved to Goulburn. He is pictured in his garden shed workshop.

BALLARAT: Loreto College Arts Festival Concert. Picture: Eric Sebastian

BALLARAT:  Specialist School principal John Burt with student Abbey McGuinness. Picture: Luka Kauzlaric

TAMWORTH: Detectives know of a suspect involved in Tuesday night’s blaze that destroyed this Cole Rd home. 

MOUNT ISA: Birdsville officer-in-charge Senior Constable Neale McShane will begin his retirement recovering from the stroke he had in May.

WAGGA: Wagga Menshed members (from left) safety officer George Reynolds, outgoing president Rick Priest, groundskeeper John Murphy, and new president Peter Quinane. Picture: Laura Hardwick

ALBURY: Brant Dickson has not missed a beat since leaving Melbourne for Lavington and the O and M. Picture: MARK JESSER

ALBURY: Not plain sailing: Mathew Hasler thought he was going on a party cruise and was left disappointed when it launched. Picture: MARK JESSER

LAURIETON: Shaggy the dog, shot twice in the head with a nailgun.

REDLAND: Jack Driver, 11, at the Australian Horseback Archery Association National Championships in Port Douglas. Photo: Katy Driver.

REDLANDS: Redlands for Refugees with their banners at a protest meeting in June for World Refugee Day.

BOWRAL: Yellow 'cry for help' cards are available from the Wingecarribee Community Health Centre, weekdays 8.30am-5pm, or call 4861 8000. Photo: Victoria Lee

KENDALL: A lovely day on the water for members of the Kendall Community Boat Shed who took a trip to Warrell Creek. Picture: Doug Pope

BOWRAL: Dynamic performer Nick Rheinberger will team up with Jo Caseley at The Old Mill and Railway Sessions in Penrose. Pic: Victoria Lee

GOULBURN: Goulburn Swans put together four quarters of outstanding game winning AFL to claim the cup. Pic: Darryl Fernance.

ORANGE: olice searched large parts of Orange on Friday, including McNamara Street, looking for a man who had escaped while being transferred from Orange Courthouse to Orange police station. Photos: STEVE GOSCH

ORANGE: Orange Roller Derby League members Tamara “Fury” Gross, who is now qualified to be trained in roller derby after completing a recent beginner course, Leanne “Le’Evil Kni’Evil” McCulloch, Vanessa “Mad Mixie” Taylor, Kate “Robyn Zombie” Smith and Sharon “Tinkers Toss’ Tilston. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 

ORANGE: Kedumba Drawing Award director Jeffrey Plummer anticipates more outstanding pieces will be chosen to add to the Kedumba collection. This year’s entries are judged in Orange today. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

BUNBURY: A baby killer whale washed up on a Bunbury beach on the weekend. Photo: Phil Fraser.

ARMIDALE: A police officer at the scene of the latest violent raid, at Girraween Post Office. An 80-year-old woman who was a customer in the shop was injured.

ARMIDALE: Elijah Cambrell holds a candle at the vigil for Syrian refugees.

Sydney Theatre Company's Harriet Dyer and Robert Alexander perform in the 2013 production of Machinal. The play will be staged for the first time in Victoria by Fed Uni's arts academy graduating class. Picture: Peter Rae

KATHERINE: There was no shortage of people possessing powers last week when Kintore Street School hosted its second Superhero Day.

MOUNT ISA: Dillan Parkes, 5, and brother Tobi, 8, will compete at the BMX State Titles in Cairns next weekend, and are just two of an 18 rider contingent from Mount Isa heading to the competition.

Two of Johann Morgan's sisters Vivienne and Rhonda Morgan could not hold back their tears, but they continue to hold out hope for the safe return of their sister. Photo: Gareth Gardner

WAGGA: Wagga taxi driver Joseph Smith has repeated calls for additional taxi and community bus zones on Baylis Street.

TAMwoRTH: anilla Central School captains Jocelyn Heywood, Zantara Stanton-Sing, Kurt Sing and William Lake present cyclists Stuart Priestly, Holly Eckert, Shari Nichol, Ian Hulee, Todd Wallington, Nick Newton and Anthony Flemming with a donation. 

PORT MACQUARIE: This black-and-white menace will soon be swooping at a location near you. Photo PETER GLEESON

LAURIETON: Stepping up to the challenge of Steptember are the Camden Haven Courier team - Vanessa Smith, Val Hannon and Kate Dwyer. Picture: Jan Dennis

TAMWORTH: Peel High students Lyla Grattan, left, James Kellner, Theresa Milaor, Abby Parr and Lauren McGill with some of the 1000 origami cranes that will be laid at Hiroshima’s Peace Park. Photo: Geoff O’Neill

Photos from across the Fairfax Regional network for the week ending September 12, 2015.

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Anzac Day in Young | Photos

Rebecca Hewson

Locals from Boorowa will join with people across the country to pay their respects this Anzac Day. 

The ANZAC spirit

Anzac Day service times across the Hilltops

Carla Mascarenhas

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

Police allege the street value of the cannabis was worth $78,000. Photos from NSW Police.

The week in pictures | September 12, 2015

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