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Here's a selection of photos from towns an cities around Australia where schools held Book Week parades

WAGGA: Tweedledee and Tweedledum - akaa Sarah Vickers and Tess Buckley - at the Lutheran Primary School book week celebrations. Picture: Kieren L Tilly - The Daily Advertiser.

WAGGA: Brody Bishop as a mime and Simpi Smedley as a pharaoh at the Wagga Christian College Education Week parade. Picture: Kieren L Tilly - The Daily Advertiser.

WAGGA: Oliver Lodge as Batman and Jillian Ellis as Pocahontas at the Wagga Christian College Education Week parade. Picture: Kieren L Tilly  - The Daily Advertiser.

WAGGA: Kindergartener Nova Baby dressed in princess finery for the Henschke Primary School book week celebrations. Picture: Kieren L Tilly  - The Daily Advertiser.

WAGGA: Indy Waring and Ellie McGowan added a bit of colour to the Lutheran Primary School book week celebrations. Picture: Kieren L Tilly  - The Daily Advertiser 

GRIFFITH: Austin Powers Charles Maxwell at the St Pat's Book Week assembly. - The Area News 

GRIFFITH: Samuel Ryan, 12, dressed up as Recruit Liam Scott - The Area News 

GRIFFITH:  Schools across the region celebrated Book Week this week. Tharbogang students Ketta Pepi as Minnie Mouse, Julia Sergi as Snow White and Emerson Brown as Little Red Riding Hood. - The Area News 

PORT MACQUARIE: Bookweek parade at Daycare on Lincoln

PORT MACQUARIE: Bookweek parade at Daycare on Lincoln: Port News

BATHURST: The Assumption School Book Week parade. - The Western Advocate. 

BATHURST: The Assumption School Book Week parade. Assumption School students Keeran Rajkumar, Josh Batchelor, Jack Bowker and Aaron Gay.. - The Western Advocate. 

ORANGE: ANGLICAN GRAMMAR: Amelia, Phillipa and Margot Hatton. - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE:  ANGLICAN GRAMMAR: Hannah Dewar and Sebastian Garrido - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE:  ANGLICAN GRAMMAR: Charlie Hodges and Jagger Gillingham. - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE:  ANGLICAN GRAMMAR: Kyall Southwood and Josh Cooley. - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE:  ST MARY'S: Alice, Lucy and Ellie. Photo: LUKE SCHUYLER - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE: BLETCHINGTON: Zavannah, Gian and Josie. photo: LUKE SCHUYLER  - The Central Western Daily 

ORANGE: BLETCHINGTON: Noah and Merita. Photo: LUKE SCHUYLER  - The Central Western Daily 

BENDIGO: Ebony Stills, Ella Lindrea, Kade Elliott, Aaron Bassett, Daisy Hayes, Eva Scott, Charlize Clough and Will Grindal from Strathfieldsaye Primary School. Bendigo Advertiser 

BENDIGO: Lincoln Rich, Callum Bolton and Clara Haines from Strathfieldsaye Primary School -Bendigo Advertiser 

BENDIGO: Strathfieldsaye Primary School. Bendigo Advertiser 

BENDIGO: Ellex Skinner, Morgan Payne and Sammi Browell from Strathfieldsaye Primary School. - Bendigo Advertiser 

BENDIGO: Nic Hurrell, Jackson Haigh, Seth Bish, Joey Ward and Harry Robertson from Strathfieldsaye Primary School. - Bendigo Advertiser 

Regarded as the pinnacle of mountain film festivals worldwide, the event showcases a meticulously curated collection of 'world firsts' in their prospective sports.

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour is set to return to Margaret River this month.

Adventure films set to thrill at HEART

The South West Development Commission has announced the appointment of new board members who will play a role in regional decision-making.

Trio on board future of the South West region

Edible Gardens Festival co-organiser Valerie Vallee (left) with local gardener Gillian Pearce. Picture by Trevor Paddenburg. 

This weekend's not-for-profit Edible Gardens Festival is another sell-out, as hundreds of locals and visitors explore some of the region's real-life, practical and inspiring food gardens over two days.

Another sell-out year for Edible Gardens Festival

Nature Conservation staff Obelia Walker and Peta Lierich using the new weed identification and reporting app. Picture supplied. 

Nature Conservation Margaret River Region this week launches a new mobile phone app that turns locals into citizen scientists.

New app lets locals take role in enviro-work

WA producers are being invited to connect, share information and advertise available feed via a new online, social media-style platform called 'The Livestock Feed'.

The Livestock Feed: Share data to help fellow farmers

Nicky Lefebvre

Busselton chef Onur Yukselen has opened Onya Pub Classics at Origins Market - and is now competing for the title of WA's best steak sandwich. Picture via Facebook. 

Busselton's Onya Pub Classics has stepped into the ring to compete for the title of AHA WA Best Steak Sandwich 2024.

Busselton chef eyes big steak sandwich win

Book Week around Australia | Photos 

Children around Australia dressed in their favourite character as part of Book Week.

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