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From the Black Lives Matter protest in Melbourne to the discovery of 14-year-old William Callaghan and the rescue of the iconic Snowy Mountain brumbies, these are the top photos of the past week, captured by The Age photographers.
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Click here to see the full collection of our photo editor’s pics of the week: https://www.theage.com.au/…/the-age-photos-of-the-week-june…
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Photos: Joe Armao, Jason South, Justin McManus, Simon Schluter, Eddie Jim and Chris Hopkins....
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Erasing the past, however painful it may be to remember it, is a mistake. We need to to remind people of the ugly parts of our development. | OPINION
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Erasing the past, however painful it may be to remember it, is a mistake that will leave future generations in ignorance.
Erasing the past, however painful it may be to remember it, is a mistake that will leave future generations in ignorance.