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Add galleries to your saved list and come back to them any time. 1 / 28 Michael Smith, owner of The Sun theatre in Yarraville. Credit: Jason South 2 / 28 Mila Morgan, 4yrs enjoys her YoCHI vanilla, chocolate, chocolate sauce, banana, and raspberry frozen yoghurt in Malvern.
Credit: Joe Armao 3 / 28 Choreographer Deborah Brown with dancers Amber Gordan, left, and Courtney Radford, right at Bangarra Dance Theatre dress rehearsal. Credit: Eddie Jim 4 / 28 Moonee Valley Mayor Pierce Tyson, Darebin Mayor Susanne Newton and Merri-bek Mayor Adam Pulford have issued a joint statement vowing to continue to work to bring e-scooters to their municipalities, creating an inner northern scooter zone in light of City of Melbourne’s decision to ban them. Credit: Jason South 5 / 28 Pollyanna Harvey was diagnosed with asthma after a sudden onset due to a thunderstorm asthma event and now also suffers from hay fever.
Pictured at Hester Reserve, Port Melbourne with her dog Milo. Credit: PENNY STEPHENS 6 / 28 Nic Sandery at Molly Rose Brewery in Collingwood. Credit: Luis Enrique Ascui 7 / 28 Melbourne High School students Vraj Shah, Aaron Zhang andHarry Hermann.
Credit: Luis Enrique Ascui 8 / 28 Elise Hopper, owner of Village Idiom, Yarraville. Credit: Jason South 9 / 28 Evelyne is a young mum to be, who is navigating the decision to breast or formula feed. Credit: Justin McManus 10 / 28 Greenvale resident Michelle Issa is fighting to see the reservoir park reopened after several years of closure.
Credit: Chris Hopkins 11 / 28 Protesters outside the Department of Home Affairs Office in Melbourne’s Docklands on Thursday display portraits of a 23-year-old asylum seeker who died in Melbourne on Wednesday after setting himself on fire. Credit: Eddie Jim 12 / 28 Callum Linnane will perform in the acclaimed ballet Nijinsky, which will open in Melbourne on February 21. Credit: Simon Schluter 13 / 28 Matt Callander, with his chooks, has lived in Yarraville for more than a decade and helped battle the council so he could plant trees that blocked out the train line.
Credit: Justin McManus 14 / 28 Jasmine and Damien Fleming at Hawthorn on Tuesday. Credit: Simon Schluter 15 / 28 Mark Gregory an RMIT Associate Professor and telco expert from Aspendale, next to the pole with the old hybrid fibre coax cabling that his street gets its internet service from. Aspendale, like many suburbs, doesnt have fibre to the premisis but Mark paid to have the NBN pit installed outside his home so he can access NBN.
Credit: Chris Hopkins 16 / 28 Sam Landsberger’s funeral at Temple Beth Israel Synagogue in St Kilda. Credit: Justin McManus 17 / 28 CFMEU members rally in Melbourne. Credit: Jason South 18 / 28 Matthew Lawlor (left) and James Poynton play squash at the Victorian Racket Club, Carrington Park.
Credit: Joe Armao 19 / 28 Police are investigating a shooting outside luxury store Aldo Brodic in Richmond following a shooting on Thursday morning. Credit: Jason South 20 / 28 Kew bar Bianchetto now screens movies mid-week with movie snacks to match. Credit: Justin McManus 21 / 28 Barb McMillan and John Spain from the Bacchus Marsh and District Historical Society in Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
The Bacchus Marsh Council is preparing to allow new buildings of up to 4 storey’s in the town centre. Credit: PENNY STEPHENS 22 / 28 Artist Alex Still hopes Yarraville keeps its character. Credit: Jason South 23 / 28 Deborah L.
Scott has designed costumes for E.T. and Titanic, but it’s the Avatar films that have really stretched her boundaries.
Credit: Simon Schluter 24 / 28 Ros Melling holds her son Archie, 8 with husband Andy, daughter Phoebe,14 and son Oli,12. Archie’s Embrace raised nearly $140,000 to fund new research at La Trobe University into ECHS1 deficiency. Credit: JOE ARMAO 25 / 28 Angela Pucci’s sister, transgender woman, Bridet Flack died by suicide during the pandemic.
Her death formed part of an coronial inquest into cluster deaths of young transgender women who took their own lives in Melbourne in 2020 and 2021. Credit: Jason South 26 / 28 Jarrod (left) and Grace (right) Bayliss-McCulloch want their area of St Kilda West to remain family friendly. Credit: Penny Stephens 27 / 28 Maddie Brake is among many young women who avoid period products whose advertising stigmatises menstruation.
Credit: Chris Hopkins 28 / 28 High winds caused a massive tree to fall on vehicles outside the Footscray Police station on Wednesday afternoon. Credit: Jason South Copyright © 2024.
