ERA PHOTOS OF THE WEEK, OCTOBER 14, 2022
ERA PHOTOS OF THE WEEK, OCTOBER 14, 2022
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A dove is released during the Bali bombing memorial ceremony in Nusa Dua.credit:Amilia Rosa
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Callum Linnane and Sharni Spencer dance the Star Cross lead in The Australian Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet.credit:Simon Schurter
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Susan has been sleeping rough on the streets of Melbourne for the past nine years. Having been sober for 14 years and having survived abuse and rape by her spouse, she is a popular and friendly face among the urban homeless community.credit:Chris Hopkins
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Microlight pilot Millie Formby continues her leisurely journey in her microlight aircraft from 500 meters above. In reality he takes a year. Solo flights over Australia to raise awareness of these migratory shorebirds.credit:wayne taylor
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Josh Burley and Mia Black rehearse for their big day at Alter Electric hosted by wedding present Logan Jeffs as Elvis.credit:Simon Schurter
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Heather Mackay, 21, and Tahlia Mifsud, 17, will be attending the Southern Hemisphere’s largest gaming event, PAX Aus, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.credit:wayne taylor
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Niti Nadaraja had two miscarriages before giving birth to her second son Kai.credit:Paul Jeffers
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A Pilatus PC-21 piloted by Lieutenant Greg Nicoll flies over St Kilda.credit:Darien Trainor
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Dr. Brett Kagan, Dr. Nhi Thao Tran, Dr. Adeel Razi. The background shows the game Neuron and Pong.credit:Chris Hopkins
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Models showcase Gorman’s designs on the Urban Garden runway at Wesley Place on the first day of Melbourne Fashion Week.credit:penny stevens
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Flooded cars in the York Street Underpass in South Melbourne. credit:Aaron Francis
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Alice Traill was fired for medical reasons after being told her 12-week-old fetus was “not fit for life.” She was shocked and distressed when she was told that the hospital she attended would not perform the operation.credit:Jason South
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2022 Victoria Racing Club Ambassador Aaron Mitchell.credit:Paul Jeffers
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In Lincoln Square on Swanston Street, Carlton, mourners gather at the Balinese Memorial to mark the 20th anniversary of the Bali bombings. credit:Scott McNaughton
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Greg Johnson’s car is badly damaged by a pothole on the Melba Highway.credit:Simon Schurter
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Ken Done at the opening of his new solo exhibition “Ken Done: Twenty Years” at The Brutham Gallery in Richmond.credit:Paul Jeffers
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Jan Laczynski narrowly missed the Bali bombing that killed five of his friends. On the night of the bombing, he left Sari his club to catch a flight. He misread the ticket, it was 11am the next day instead of 11pm. But they had some seats available, so he took the flight. When he landed, he heard that the club he was in had just been hit by a terrorist attack.Over the years, Yang attended each anniversary of the Bali bombings, participated in terrorist trials, and was jailed. In he even met two terrorists. Though he has dedicated his life to keeping the memory of the bombing alive, he struggles with survivor guilt.On his fifth anniversary of the Bali bombing, he met his wife and now has a family. There is Each year he lights 88 candles at the site of the Sari Club for his 88 Australians who have died. Photo by Jason South. October 7, 2022credit:Jason South
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Sandra Annisa feeds her 18-month-old daughter Zyra fruit for breakfast at her home in Mill Park.credit:Aaron Francis
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Dr. Philip Freyer, Archbishop of Melbourne, Church of England.credit:Aaron Francis
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Former homeless Charlie Wheeler moved into a flat in Footscray after staying in a hotel during the pandemic. credit:Jason South
ERA PHOTOS OF THE WEEK, OCTOBER 14, 2022
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