The Age photos of the week, June 22, 2024
26 ImagesThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age.
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Farmer Xavier Prime with his flock of chickens and two-year-old son Max.Credit:Joe Armao
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Chris Gill from RRR is the longest serving player running out on the field with the Triple R Megahertz team at the 31st Reclink Community Cup.Credit:Arsineh Houspian
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Highschool friends Lucy and Ella were sacked for wearing keffiyehs to work.Credit:Chris Hopkins
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Werribee South farmer Marco Mason says urban encroachment is making farming on Melbourne’s fringe less viable.Credit:Joe Armao
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Communitas saw a 1000-strong choir of random volunteers gathering at St Paul’s Cathedral on the final weekend of Rising.Credit:Wayne Taylor
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Auctioneer Huss Sadd sold 31 Wilkins St Yarraville last weekend with 982 homes under the hammer in Melbourne.Credit:Joe Armao
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A foggy and frosty view of the city from Williamstown on Saturday.Credit:Joe Armao
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Werribee Riverkeeper John Forrester. The river supports platypus.Credit:Joe Armao
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Yang Power Station, Traralgon. The federal opposition leader Peter Dutton’s pledge to build a nuclear reactor in Gippsland. Credit:Joe Armao
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Cr Heather Marcus at her backyard in Werribee.Credit:Joe Armao
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Bobby Hill kicked the matchwinner after plucking this spectacular mark, but it wasn’t his best grab of the day.Credit:Paul Rovere
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Tour of the Werribee Treatment Plant with Kris Coventry - Acting Head of WTP and Sewerage Transfer. Credit:Joe Armao
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17-year-old trampoline gymnast Brock Batty who has qualified for the Paris Olympics. He is the youngest athlete to ever qualify for the event.Credit:Wayne Taylor
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Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon’s team analysed judges’ sentencing remarks in the deaths of 235 Australian women.Credit:Chris Hopkins
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Warren Penna outside the former Forges site in Footscray, where land banking is increasingly becoming an issue.Credit:Chris Hopkins
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Street art installation in Werribee.Credit:Joe Armao
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Mike Hendry, who repairs and recycles pianos into furniture.Credit:Simon Schluter
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Melbourne awoke to a sunny yet crisp frosty mornings as the overnight temperatures fell to zero.Credit:Chris Hopkins
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Bruce Bell owner of Light and Shade, Traralgon reacts to the federal opposition leader Peter Dutton’s pledge to build a nuclear reactor in Gippsland.Credit:Joe Armao
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Young sisters from the relatively new order, Missionaries of God’s Love at St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Warnambool.Credit:Nicole Cleary
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Ghost sign chaser Sean Reynolds in Carlton North.Credit:Jason South
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Doju chef Mika Chae at KT Mart Korean supermarket.Credit:Luis Enrique Ascui
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Goran Torbakov at his apartment, overlooking the new station on metres away from his balcony in Reservoir.Credit:Luis Enrique Ascui
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The final traditional Latin mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Parishioners (L-R) Luca Maher, Kiara Perera, Gabriela Ponce Moya and Lachlan Rourke Holden.Credit:Eddie Jim
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Donna Thompson is devastated by the new flood mapping over Kensington Banks.Credit:Arsineh Houspian
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Chef Victor Liong says home cooks are unlikely to achieve wok hei when cooking with gas.Credit:Luis Enrique Ascui
