Sydney Morning Herald, Photo of the Week, 18 August 2022
Sydney Morning Herald, Photo of the Week, 18 August 2022
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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium aquarist Emily Best rescues a Crested Hornshark trapped in the Firelight Crescent Swimming Pool.credit:Flavio Brancaleone
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Brendan Rogers helps remove shark nets from Terrigal Beach.credit:Brooke Mitchell
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Amir and Sniffers performed at Enmore Theatre.credit:Rhett Wyman
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Warwick Smith AO attends before the Barillaro Inquiry in the State Legislature.credit:Brooke Mitchell
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Police continue to investigate the shooting of two women, aged 48 and 39, in the Sydney suburb of Livesby on Saturday night.credit:Dean Sewell
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Interior designer Yasmin Saleh Goniem wears her favorite clothes.credit:Louise Kennerly
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The Ku-ring-gai Council is looking to sell the open space for residential use, but its own independent experts recommend keeping the site publicly available for sports and recreation. credit:James Brickwood
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Gerald Dunlop hopes to move his home in Ziller’s Hill to higher ground after the February or March floods. credit:Ellis Darwin
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After being appointed captain and coach, young Mannix Hunt helped out in the cafeteria with his entire crew, worked as a spectator and helped spur player recruiting efforts. Sandgoannas made two comebacks as he beat the Blackall Magpies 14-10 in Queensland’s Central West League Grand Final.
credit:Aaron Skin
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Windsor resident Darrell Davis has sold his home, which has been flooded four times in two years, and is very open to a government buyback.credit:Nick More
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Optus announces Ash Barty as Chief of Inspiration. This is her first new partnership since she retired from professional tennis in March.credit:Walter Peters
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“Daniel” spent several weeks in solitary confinement at a juvenile detention center in 2016, began self-harming with razor blades, and had enduring psychological problems. He is currently suing the NSW Supreme Court over how he was treated in custody. He is seeking compensation in the hope that no one will be treated that way.credit:edwina pickles
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Hairdresser Cherina Watts of Charmaine’s Hair Salon, one of the first businesses to open in Lismore after the February/March floods.credit:Ellis Darwin
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Private dining room at Bistro L’Eritage Chowder Bay. Private dining rooms are becoming a standard feature in new restaurant buildings, with venues investing in creating unique spaces complete with karaoke and show kitchens.credit:edwina pickles
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Construction site in Barangaroo, Sydney.credit:Kate Geraghty
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Commuters flock to trains while an ongoing labor dispute disrupts Sydney’s rail system.credit:Brooke Mitchell
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Runners participate in the annual City2Surf Fun Run in Sydney.credit:Flavio Brancaleone
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Arabella Thompson and daughter Luciana play in their backyard. After the federal government reversed its election promise to renew funding, nurses are working on a volunteer basis to raise funds and continue programs for patients like Luciana who were diagnosed with rare diseases. increase. credit:Nick More
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New South Wales Prime Minister Dominic Perrotet visits Southside Hot Bread in South Lismore after releasing an independent flood report.credit:Ellis Darwin
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Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison leaves his home in Port Hacking for a press conference in the city.credit:Kate Geraghty
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Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has spoken to the media about the emergency powers he quietly took during the pandemic.credit:Nick More
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Helen Rosamond appears in court to face charges of defrauding NAB of millions of dollars through a bill kickback scheme.credit:oscar coleman
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New South Wales Minister of Education and Early Learning, Sarah Mitchell, has announced free training to boost the early learning workforce.credit:Louise Kennerly
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Dawn and Guy with their 16-year-old disabled daughter, Felicity, at their home in Shell Cove.credit:Louise Kennerly
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Gavin Carfax Foster, chef and owner of Westbourne Lane, works in his kitchen creating ready-to-eat meals for sale under the Westbourne Lane label. credit:Louise Kennerly
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Zara Spenert, 17, now in grade 12, uses her phone and apps to help with education.credit:Kate Geraghty
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Australian actress Markella Kavenagh will play Nori in Amazon Prime Video’s new series The Lord of the Rings: The Ring of Power.credit:Hugh Stewart
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Kelly McDiarmid has been announced as the new headmaster of St Mary’s Cathedral School in Sydney.credit:Nick Moa
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Gabriel Stacey, coordinator of Fern Creek Landcare in Awabakar Nature Reserve, Dudley, New South Wales. Gabriel has used his social media to increase the number of young people joining environmental groups. credit:Janie Barrett
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Resident Patrick Quintal stands in front of two support structures in the basement of Canterbury’s Vicinity Apartment Tower after engineering concerns were raised about the building.credit:Nick Moa
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Ally Lasley and Justin Steele just leased this terrace in Darlington. They are arguably part of the most important voting bloc in the country right now, known as the “light greens,” and are likely to be very influential in the upcoming state elections.credit:Walter Peters
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Joggers flock the streets for Sydney’s annual City 2 Surf Fun Run.credit:Flavio Brancaleone
Sydney Morning Herald, Photo of the Week, 18 August 2022
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