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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.

LAUNCESTON: Lloyd's Hotel in Launceston is set to reopen as the Greenwood Bar on Saturday night. Picture: Scott Gelston


WARRNAMBOOL: Warrnambool Surf Lifesaving Club stalwart Ron Blackney rowed for Australia in the 1956 Olympic surf boat exhibition event at Torquay. Picture: Rob Gunstone

CAMPERDOWN: Marcus Hamilton has moved from the Northern Territory to the Camperdown Magpies in search of eventual AFL listing after watching his cousin Cedric Cox succeed the same way. Picture: Amy Paton

WARRNAMBOOL: Warrnambool Primary grade 5 students make the most of the sunshine at a Surf Lifesaving training day on Lady Bay. Picture: Rob Gunstone

NARACOORTE: Western Flat's Luke Homan celebrates skittling Mundulla batsman Harry Dowling in their under 16 cricket match. Picture: Lee Curnow

JIMBOOMBA: Santa was one of many faces to appear at Jimboomba's Eats and Beats on Friday – kicking off the City of Logan Christmas Festival. Picture: Georgina Bayly

ROMA: Kell and Warrick Freeman, Meeleebee Downs, Roma, are proud of the water infrastructure in place in their beef breeding and backgrounding operation. Picture: Lucy Ziesemer

HUGHENDEN: Tom Delahunty at home at Rockwood with his working dogs. He's hoping early storms are an encouraging sign for the season ahead. Picture: Sally Cripps

NEWCASTLE: A silent disco at Callaghan College Wallsend Campus. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

LAKE MACQUARIE: Morisset High School boys praised for work ethic in PCYC garden project. Picture: David Stewart

HUNTER: Individually made dresses remember the women killed by violence in Australia this year. Picture: Simone De Peak

WARRNAMBOOL: Harry Searle, Darcy Johnstone and Dillon Paton dive after a football as they cool off in Lady Bay. Picture: Rob Gunstone

HUNTER: Amorelle Dempster, Leader Slowfood Hunter Valley, with Tom Christie and Dominique Northam, of Four Acre Farm in Dungog, with Evelyn Christie. Picture: Simone De Peak

HUNTER: Maitland Fire and Rescue firefighter Ben Burg with Bunnings Maitland complex manager Matt Jones wearing candy teeth and holding some of the donated lollies. Picture: Sage Swinton

PORT STEPHENS:  Senior Constable Lisa Holloway, Aboriginal Liaison Officer Dean French and Constable Brendon Sykes model the temporary uniform. Picture: Anna Wolf

NEWCASTLE: Sam Arnaout, the chief executive of Iris Capital, and purchaser of the Mall site, in Newcastle on Thursday. Picture: Marina Neil 

MANDURAH: Police arrested a Golden Bay man after a five-hour stand-off in which he threatened to burn down the house. Picture: Kate Hedley

NEWCASTLE: Professor Penny Jane Burke and her son Timur Bernard, who said he hoped the film created a space for conversation around domestic violence. For help - 1800 RESPECT.  Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

NEWCASTLE: Out (fit) members Janai Lemar, Emma Guthrey and Kalyna Sparks said the group would have an ongoing relationship  with Jenny's Place. Picture: Marina Neil

HUNTER: Jan McDonald, CEO of domestic violence service Carrie’s Place, with the coffee cups which aim to raise awareness of White Ribbon Day. Picture: Simone De Peak

Jack Williams, Riverside Cricket Club's 23-year-old UK import. Picture: Scott Gelston

JUNEE: Grace Brabin and Ellouise Drew enjoying Milo Cricket in Eurongilly.


WAGGA: Doug Cotterill, George Brown, Bryce Miller and Rick Martin talk about their rail trail concerns. Picture: Kieren L Tilly


WAGGA: Henry Booth of Riverina Livestock Agents is pictured with lambs which made $173 at the Wagga sheep and lamb sale. Picture: Nikki Reynolds


COOTAMUNDRA: Richard Hanly, Annie Khouri, Olivia Hamilton, Ella Ronning and Tristan Strong during Thursday's water safety day at the Cootamundra pool.


CULCAIRN: Lily Howard-Simmons enjoyed the jumping castle at the Culcairn Swap Meet. Picture: Lorri Roden


COOTAMUNDRA: Salvation Army volunteers Barb Black, Kate O'Brien, Carol McEwan, Trisha Johnston, Margo Barrett and Nina Lawson help prepare for the busy Christmas period at the Cootamundra store.


WAGGA: Former trainer of High Opinion, Chris Heywood, and Zero To Ten connections, Kathy Blay and Jim Scobie, show off their spoils at Murrumbidgee Turf Club on Friday night. Picture: Kieren L Tilly

WAGGA: Firefighters battled blazes on two fronts on Friday in an ominous sign just days out from the start of summer.

WAGGA: Riverina MTB All Schools Challenge winners from Wagga's Lutheran school, James Boetto, 12, Laura Boetto, 10, Joven Smith, 11, Charlie Cronk, 12, Maisie Reid, 12. Picture: Rebecca Fist


ORANGE: Artworkds and music were displayed for parents and friends at Orange Christian School's annual Twilight Arts Exhibition last week.


MUDGEE: Wines, Vines and Canines was held at Parklands Resort on Sunday 20th November to raise money and awareness of Dog Rescue Mudgee.


DUBBO: It survived the 1955 Dubbo floods and a lifetime under linoleum, but it was only recently Joan Burt discovered the piece of history her family had in their possession.


CENTRAL WEST: A roadside memorial has been erected on the Mitchell Highway for the latest fatality victim in Narromine.


PARKES: Central West Lachlan Landcare (CWLL) have farewelled their first Green Army Team after 20 weeks of work in the Parkes and Forbes Shire Council areas.


CANOWINDRA: After completing their final HSC examinations, 34 Year 12 students from Canowindra High School along with their teachers, family and friends took some time out to enjoy their farewell dinner at Eat Your Greens function centre in Eugowra on Friday evening.


YOUNG: Young Aquatic Centre had a ‘craic’ of a time on Friday afternoon when world renowned comedian and actor, Jimeoin, stopped by to swim laps.


TENTERFIELD: Tenterfield deputy mayor Greg Sauer, mayor Peter Petty, White Ribbon ambassador Wayne Minns and The Benevolent Society's Paula Petrie lead the Walk against Violence.

ORANGE: Firefighters try to put out the blaze at Orange Bakehouse. Photo: CANOBOLAS RFS/FACEBOOK


Bageshri Savyasachi

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

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

The ANZAC spirit

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

Anzac Day service times across the Hilltops

Steve Evans

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

Photos of the week | November 26, 2016

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