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Photos and Video | The Young Witness

Photos and Video

A look at&nbsp;photos&nbsp;taken by Fairfax photographers across Australia.

ARMIDALE- Artist Carl Merten works on a sculpture.  Photo- MATT BEDFORD 

ARMIDALE- Sound engineer Colin Bale at Beechwood Studio in Armidale.  Photo- MATT BEDFORD

ARMIDALE: Amy Roff rehearses for Annie. Picture: Madeline Link

ARMIDALE: Tanielle Basson walks for water. Photo: Madeline Link.

ALBURY: Brian Seidel at rest in his Beechworth studio. Picture: ELENOR TEDENBORG

ALBURY: Dale Skinner will give a presentation on depression and mood disorders at Thurgoona Community Centre

ALBURY: Eric Turner gives his car keys to Bree Oakley on Sunday, ahead of her first drive in her new vehicle. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

ALBURY: Martin Daniell with his light plane which he has built from a kit. It will be on display as part of the Albury Aero Club's open day on Saturday. Picture: MARK JESSER

BUNBURY: Western Australia’s RAC rescue helicopter has notched up its 5,000th mission this week, with the service playing a pivotal role over the past 13 years to provide life-saving medical treatment. Photo: Jeremy Hedley

BUSSELTON- The whales are on their annual migration to Antarctica and making their way through Geographe Bay as part of their epic journey. Photo- Emma Kirk

BERMAGUI: River Cottage Australia tv show host Paul West was a hit at the Bermagui Growers Market. Photo: Stan Gorton

BURNIE: Forensic scientists investigate Noel Joseph Ingham's property in West Ulverstone.

COLLIE: Australian country music icon John Williamson stopped by Collie on Thursday. His performance was dedicated to the employees and families impacted by recent changes to Collie’s mining sector. Photo: Jeremy Hedley

CAMDEN: James Mortensen at the Quidditch World Cup. Photo: Ajantha Abey Quidditch Photography

DUBBO- Jim Pearce, “Mountain View”, Gilgandra, looks over some of the PTIC Poll Hereford cows on offer at Dubbo store cattle sale. Photo- Mark Griggs

FORSTER: What's believed to be the first photo of the rare Desmonema jellyfish, taken by Vicki Stewart.

GRIFFITH: Inside Cocoparra National Park, just metres from the Jacks Creek walking track, lies a small memorial where Stephanie Scott's battered and burnt body was found.

HUNTER: Gary Brown, who turned his life around through Friendship House, now volunteers with the service. Samaritans are calling for the public to donate to keep the House operating. Picture: Max Mason Hubers

HUNTER: Students at Tarro public rehearse their dance moves for the parade on Saturday. They will be the only Hunter school in the zoo's birthday parade. Picture: Perry Duffin

HUNTER: Ducks and snakes all head to Maitland's The Levee to do their shopping. Picture: Johnston's Shoes

HUNTER- Greta greyhound trainers and re-homing helpers Helen and Wal Simmons with their three former racing dogs Teenie, Max and Meeka. Picture- Max Mason-Hubers

HUNTER- Ashtonfield teenager Kupakwashe Matangira speaking in NSW Junior Parliament during the September school holidays. Picture- Supplied

KEMPSEY: Nathan Goodwin says he can now stay in Kempsey after the racing ban was overturned. Photo: Callum McGregor

LAUNCESTON: Paige Warren, 11, at the Launceston General Hospital children's ward with Capes 4 Kids' Carlene Reid and Emily Cassidy, wearing a cape made from her sister Shannon's doona cover. Picture: Neil Richardson

LAUNCESTON: Chairperson of the cultural committee Robyn Barnet and Artentwine vice chair Hilary Keeley prepare to host a series of events at the Riverside Wetland. Picture: Sarah Aquilina

LAUNCESTON: City of Launceston regulations officer Oliver Breeze with the lowland copperhead found at St Leonards on Tuesday.

LAUNCESTON: Daniel Geale at his Super Middleweight IBO bout weigh-in. Photo: Scott Gelston

LAUNCESTON: Ange and Ryan Weeden with nine-year-old William Weeden getting ready for the Launceston Run For A Wish event. Picture: Scott Gelston.

MAITLAND- Trevor Dickinson stands in front of his Greetings from Maitland exhibiton. Picture- SIMONE DE PEAK.

MANNING VALLEY: Dyers Crossing business gutted by fire. Photo: Lachlan Leeming

NAROOMA: An injured diamond pyton rescued by National Parks rangers Photo: Rosy Williams

NAROOMA: The recently refurbished Narooma Library was official reopened by councilllors and staff. Photo: Stan Gorton

PINJARRA: Pinjarra transplant athlete John Coman returned home this week after competing in the Australian Transplant Games in Sydney, and taking home a bunch of medals Photo: Marta Pascual Juanola

WAGGA: Wagga Ag College's Harriet Elleman has been added into the ACT team to head to the women's rugby sevens nationals next month after a player of the tournament performance last weekend.

WAGGA: Knights Meat and Deli team leader in sales and quality David Dunbar will share his more than 30 years of experience as part of Taste Riverina Food Festival. Picture: Laura Hardwick

WODONGA: This Wodonga home was evacuated as a safety precaution against rising floodwater, only to be gutted by fire. An electrical fault is being investigated as a possible cause. Picture: BLAIR THOMSON

WODONGA: A shotgun is taken from the Kiewa home by police on Tuesday.

WEST WYALONG: Alice Pellow, "Brymur", West Wyalong, with her son-in-law Mal Davies, checking 71 head, rising two year old, Angus steers. Photo: Rachael Webb

WEST WYALONG: Emma Ford and her daughter, Brydie, 8, "Fairfield", West Wyalong. Photo: Rachael Webb

WALCHA: pigment flies at the Central School Colour Run for mental health week. Picture: Vanessa Arundale

WALCHA: Walcha Central School colour run for mental health week. Picture: Vanessa Arundale

WAGGA: Wagga agronomist Elissa Strong of Delta inspects waterlogged crops near Wagga. Picture: Madeline Strong

WAGGA: ACON regional outreach service team leader Teddy Cook was in Wagga to talk about trans and gender diverse health. Picture: Les Smith

WAGGA: Georgia Robertson and Zoe Locke playing it up for the camera at the 101st Leeton Show.

WAGGA: Tim Young, John O'Donnell and Luke Davidson at the Angus Aims for Independence charity game.

YOUNG: Jack Mullany, Ballinaclash Orchard and Cellar Door, Young, checking Vegas variety cherry trees due for picking around mid-November. Photo: Rachael Webb

Rebecca Hewson

Hit and run accused appears in Young Local Court

Bageshri Savyasachi

Defence Minister Richard Marles toured Ukrainian defence sites on Saturday. Picture supplied

New assistance comes amid 'unrelenting' Russian attacks.

Australia will send $100m in weapons and combat tools to support Ukraine

Anzac Day in Young | Photos

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

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

Fairfax photos of the week | October 10-15, 2016

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