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The 50 best snaps from Fairfax Media photographers this week.&nbsp;

WARRNAMBOOL: Aquazone service manager Ray Smith checks the water levels outside in preparation for their opening weekend. Picture DAMIAN WHITE

LAUNCESTON: Isaac Smedley, 7, sits in his mum Julie's car near a window smashed by a rock thrown from a bridge. Photo: Mark Jesser.

WARRNAMBOOL: St Josephs Primary School children watch the Warrnambool Remembrance Day ceremony. Picture: DAMIAN WHITE

NOWRA: Jervis Bay Public School staff and students celebrate their schoolÔÇÖs centenary by forming a 100 within a circle on the oval. Photo SARAH WILLIAMS

FORBES: Before harvest the Thuddungra mustard crop (right) had reached around seven feet in height - which almost dwarfs the canola crop over the fence which stands some four feet tall.

WARRNAMBOOL: Artist Gareth Colliton with his sculptural piece titled We're off to see the Wizard, completed after time in the Base Hospital Emergency Department. Picture ROB GUNSTONE

DUBBO: Joseph Simons will be one of the gust artist at the DRTCC's 2015 Season Launch. Photo GREG KEEN.

KIAMA: Neil Dewey, Ian Dewey and Eevi Stein from the Kiama Jazz _ Blues who are hosting a fun day out on the road in Kiama. Photo: GEORGIA MATTS

PORT MACQUARIE: Hundreds of Bandidos paid tribute to one of their own as Arthur Joseph Loveday was farewelled at St Agnes Catholic Church. Photo: Nigel McNeil

WOLLONGONG: Dragons fullback Josh Dugan cooling off at Wollongong’s City Beach. Picture: ROBERT PEET

ULLADULLA: Cutting the ribbon to officially open the biobanking site at Garrad’s Reserve are Shoalhaven Mayor Joanna Gash, State Member for South Coast Shelley Hancock, Cr Greg Watson, NSW Environment Minister Rob Stokes, and council staff members Megan Birmingham and Elizabeth Dixon.

ULLADULLA: Mollymook Surf Club captain Barry Paige RSL Milton-Ulladulla Sub-branch president Paul Warren, Trevor Walker, National Service Association president Ray Laraghy, Eric Harper, Rick Gallagher, Ray Hilton and Mollymook Surf Club president John Patterson at the Ulladulla Remembrance Day service.


WELLINGTON: A Newcastle man is in a critical condition at Orange Base Hospital following a hang gliding accident on the first day of the Wings Over Wellington event.

YASS: Gulliver the worlds biggest Guide Dog visited Yass on Monday as part of a tour launching a vision loss awareness program for local Aboriginal communities Photo Jessica Cole Yass Tribune

BATEMANS BAY: Far South Coast Detectives Andrew Tyler and Peter Gillett with their Movember mos.

BATHURST: Dianne McHatton, Harrison (18 months), Fiona Gilbert, Margaret Hollis and Arabella Gilbert (31Ôüä2) outside the family home opposite the flag staff site in Stanley Street. Photo CHRIS SEABROOK

BATHURST: Matt Lamont is pictured carrying out 45 degree angle line marking in George Street this week. Photo BRIAN WOOD

BEGA: Bega Valley Shire Mayor Michael Britten, Parliamentary Secretary  Paul Fletcher and Member for Eden-Monaro Peter Hendy tour the NBNCo satellite ground station 

CANOWINDRA: Bread crates, PVC pipes and pool noodles are just some of the everyday items that form a part of the St Edward's School Creative Playground Project.

DUBBO: Occupants of a blue sedan had to be rescued by emergency services after the vehicle rolled over on the Minore Road on Wednesday. Photo GREG KEEN

DUBBO: The Macquarie Street unit where police found a man with head injuries who later died. Murder charges have been laid. Photo GREG KEEN

DUNGOG: Bruce King and Don Redman. Photo: Janelle ONeill

DUNGOG: Ron Turner Agnes Turner. Photo: Janelle ONeill

DUNGOG: Wayne Pritchard Dungog. Photo: Janelle O'Neill.

EDEN: A $5.5million marina would be built at Cattle Bay, paving the way for a $55million residential and tourist resort.

EXAMINER: A swarm of wasps attack a drone at the Queechy High School sports carnival. Photo: Phillip Biggs.

LAUNCESTON: Northern Midlands farmer Thomas Hingston at his property near Cressy. Photo: Geoff Robson.

LAUNCESTON: Pro Wrestling Preview - Jarrah Wyatte, Eddie Jones, Diablo and Aleysha Tokai. Photo: Mark Jesser.

LAUNCESTON: West Highland Terrier Club meet - Di Joyce of Launceston with 'Mac' doing an arm jump. Photo: Mark Jesser

GOULBURN: They had to hold back the glitz and glamour for a few days after the Melbourne Cup, but Goulburn's Girls Day Out race day brought the fashions back to the field.

MERIMBULA: Students from Merimbula Public School's student representative council prepare to lay poppies at the Merimbula Remembrance Day service. 

MERIMBULA: Entertainers from the Breakfast at Tiffany's fundraiser, back_ Kirsty Byrne, left, Amanda Rafferty, Grant Regan and Tara Stone with front_ Stephen Hodgson, left and Hugo White.

MERIMBULA: Ladies at the Breakfast at Tiffany's Oaks Day event.

NAROOMA: The grand parade of the 2014 Narooma BoatsAfloat traditional boats festival on Wagonga Inlet.

WARRNAMBOOL: Some residents were offended after a hunter hung dead rabbits and foxes on a fence just outside Warrnambool. Picture AARON SAWALL

ULLADULLA: Girl Guides Hayley Byrne and Eve Butler blow the dust off a brightly-coloured sign they were drawing on the driveway pleading for a new leader.

ULLADULLA: Federal Member for Gilmore Ann Sudmalis shows off the speeds available with 4GX in Ulladulla, accompanied by Telstra staff members Trish Wilson, Tony Maumovski and Jo Hensley.

LAUNCESTON: West Highland Terrier Club meet at Campbell Town. Photo: Mark Jesser.

EYRE PENINSULA: Aerotech water bomber pilot Adam Sullivan standing underneath a water drop from fellow pilot Michael Crettenden. The three month water bomber standby contract started for the fire danger season. PHOTO: Harry Fisher

KEITH: The Raysons say they can’t thank their small community enough for helping them out with their son after he nearly died. Lewis with his supportive family behind him, including dad “Buff” with son Charlie and wife Sarah. PHOTO: Benn Gransden

MUDGEE: Jessica Emeny’s Visual Kidnapping juxtaposes the face of Victoria’s Secret model Cara Delevingne onto images from other cultures to comment on idea of beauty and identity in Australia society.

MURRAY BRIDGE: Young South Australian girls, like 12-year-old Emma Judd, are being targeted through a new body image campaign, launched by the state government, which her mother Nicky believes is a positive step. PHOTO: Dani Brown

ORANGE: More than a dozen cars lined a country road near Molong on Wednesday afternoon as friends paid an emotional tribute to the mother and daughter who tragically lost their lives at the site on Tuesday afternoon.

LAUNCESTON: Eli Patmore, 3, of Punchbowl, Koby Bryan, 4, of Invermay, Hayley Miller, 3, of Perth, Olive Baker, 5, of South Launceston and Ariana Landeg, 5, of Riverside.  With Dance teacher Trista Zammit Photo Mark Jesser

MANDURAH: Mandurah paused to remember those who have died in all wars and conflicts. Photo: Brianna Johnson

WATERVALE: The re-dedication of the Soldiers Memorial Gates at Watervale provided the theme for reflection at the town's Remembrance Day service. Father Roy Todd, in front of the refurbished gates. PHOTO: Keira James

NEWCASTLE: Showing fierce fangs, a work titled "Nature's Little Helper-Bodyguard (for the Golden Helmeted Honeyeater)" a silicone figurative sculpture by Australian artist Patricia Piccinini.

RIVERINA: The much-loved Conargo Hotel was destroyed by the fire, and owner Anthony Surace is unable to access the building as sections are still smouldering. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

BENDIGO: More than 20,000 people are expected to attend the Bendigo National Swap Meet this weekend. 

MEGA GALLERY: The week in pictures

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