The Age photos of the week, May 13, 2022

The Age photographs of the week, May 13, 2022The Age photographs of the week, May 13, 2022We’re sorry, this characteristic is presently unavailable. We’re working to revive it. Please attempt once more later.DismissSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer18 ImagesFollow us on Twitter The Age Photography Twitter Like our photographs? Selected pictures can be found from www.fairfaxphotos.comMay 14, 2022 — 7.21am1/18Tania and Eva de Jong. Driftwood is a brand new musical, produced by Tania de Jong, primarily based on her mom’s memoir of her household.Credit:Simon Schluter2/18The Melbourne Royal Australian International Beer Awards chief beer choose Justin Fox. The awards, held on the Melbourne Showgrounds this week, are determined by a panel of 60 judges, who assess beer from 355 breweries in 20 nations. This yr’s occasion has obtained 54 entries within the no-alcohol ale and lager class, up from 25 in 2021. The diminished/low-alcohol ales and lager class obtained 147 entries, up from 130 in 2021.Credit:Wayne Taylor3/18Rob Murphy, projectionist on the Sun Theatre in Yarraville, thinks the misplaced movie London After Midnight may very well be in Australia.Credit:Scott McNaughton4/18Barber Danny Ciantar at his barbershop in Gisborne. Ciantar is collaborating within the 'Cut the Silence' marketing campaign, a Macedon Ranges well being coaching program designed to provide males secure locations to speak about psychological well being points once they go to their barber. Credit:Paul Rovere5/18Local residents Tim Herring, Tim O’Brien, Neil Rankine and Catherine Watson within the Western Port Woodlands, a few of which shall be cleared for the sand mine growth.Credit:Simon Schluter6/18Milliner Michael Albert makes customized hats for folks with medical circumstances at his retailer in Fitzroy.Credit:Luis Ascui7/18Artist Deanna Hitti together with her set up of 156 cyanotype photographs on the State Library.Credit:Darrian Traynor8/18Olga Kenny in her kids's put on store on Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds. In her 40 years of promoting kids’s put on in Moonee Ponds’ bustling Puckle Street, Olga Kenny has seen her justifiable share of financial turmoil, however none fairly as arduous because the final three years.Credit:Penny Stephens9/18Wayne Speers is the coach of a crew of Melbourne tram drivers off to compete on the European Tramdriver Championship in Leipzig, Germany. 10/18Afghan refugee Masi Mobin settled in Melbourne 13 years in the past and now runs a renovation firm in Melbourne and works as a browsing information on weekends.Credit:Luis Ascui11/18Federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg and impartial Kooyong candidate Monique Ryan hand out how-to-vote flyers to folks attending the Hawthorn pre-polling sales space.Credit:Luis Enrique Ascui12/18Andrew was sleeping tough for 2 years earlier than he secured this house via the Homeless to Homes program. Credit:Penny Stephens13/18Lou Viola, who's allergic to jack jumper ant venom, with Dr Sara Barnes, left, and nurse Nicole Weibel. After being stung on the wrist by a jack jumper ant whereas gardening three years in the past, the 63-year-old grandfather went into convulsions from an allergic response to its venom.Credit:Chris Hopkins14/18Melbourne florists are gearing up for what is anticipated to be one of many busiest Mother’s Days on report and flower outlets are scrambling to satisfy demand, regardless of hovering costs. Michael Pavlou’s flower store is promoting out quick regardless of hovering costs and provide chain points.Credit:Meredith O'Shea15/18Helly Raichura and her mum Prity Patel. My mum resides with us proper now. We had been separated for 4 years as a result of pandemic and simply life, actually. It's nice to have her again cooking all these stunning nutritious issues for me and my children, which as a chef I'm not capable of do.Credit:Wayne Taylor16/18Six-year-old Jethro Peterson, left, and five-year-old Jude Kerr are eager to lose extra enamel and anticipate the tooth fairy.Credit:Meredith O'Shea17/18Ashwood School college students Eboni, Patricia and Lucas had been very enthusiastic about being on TV throughout a go to by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to announce new funding for particular colleges in Victoria. Credit:Penny Stephens18/18Serai is former Rice Paper Sister chef Ross Magnaye's first restaurant. Credit:Eddie Jim Source link