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Guardian Australia’s best photos of 2024 – in pictures

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  • Trans rights activists are forced back by mounted police outside Parliament House in Melbourne as they attempt to disrupt an anti-trans ‘Women WILL Speak’ rally.

    Trans rights activists are forced back by mounted police outside Parliament House in Melbourne as they attempt to disrupt the ‘Women WILL Speak’ rally.
  • Botanist and ecologist Dr Robert Kooyman in Nightcap national park, investigating the lack of regeneration after the black summer fires.

    Botanist and ecologist Dr Robert Kooyman in Nightcap national park
  • Dragon Mill School of Fire Art members perform at Empyre fire festival in Adelaide
  • Asmaa Elkhaldi in her western Sydney apartment. She fled Gaza in late 2023.

    Asmaa Elkhaldi in her western Sydney apartment
  • A flock of sheep at a CSIRO research station in Armidale, NSW. Scientists are aiming to breed the perfect merino sheep for Australian conditions.

    A flock of sheep from the air
  • Missy Higgins
  • The raising of the Blue Mud Bay Sea rights flag during a bungul ceremony to mark the opening of Warraw Sea country pavilion on the Gulkula ceremonial grounds at Garma.

    The raising of the Blue Mud Bay Sea rights flag during a bungul ceremony
  • Marcia Langton poses for a portrait in Melbourne while holding a copy of a book she co-edited, titled A History of Indigenous Australia and the University of Melbourne. The university is confronting its long, complex and troubled relationship with the country’s Indigenous people.

    Marcia Langton poses for a portrait in Melbourne while holding a copy of a book
  • Rangeland goats in holding yards in Lightning Ridge, NSW. Australia’s feral goat problem has been turned into one of the country’s major export markets.

    Rangeland goats in holding yards
  • Five young men show off their sunburnt backs
  • Hassan Elhassan leaves his Oran Park home to drive to his second job at a cafe in Liverpool, Sydney. The Sudanese Australian has lived and worked in Australia for eight years but his parents and siblings arrived a year ago on hastily arranged visitor visas – and their treatment, he says, differs substantially compared with visaholders from other countries.

    Hassan Elhassan leaves his Oran Park home to drive to his second job
  • Mourners gather at Sydney’s Town Hall for a vigil for the Palestinians killed in the year since Hamas’ attack on Israel on 7 October 2023.

    Mourners gather at Sydney’s Town Hall for a vigil for the Palestinians killed in the year since Hamas’ attack on Israel on 7 October 2023
  • Beyond the Pale Indigenous Corporation in south-east Queensland is helping to improve health and wellbeing of Aboriginal youth through equine therapy.

    An image of a hand on a horse’s withers
  • Singer, songwriter and music producer John Butler on Mouat Street in Fremantle, WA.

    Singer, songwriter and music producer John Butler on Mouat Street in Fremantle, WA
  • Rising Tide climate protesters at Horseshoe beach in Newcastle, NSW
  • Naked swimmers
  • Sheep grazier Jim Dieckmann, who lost half his flock to a dog attack, with his dog Ernie at Freestone, in Queensland
  • Emily Graham from Wildlife Victoria’s travelling vet service examines Kylie, a four-month-old eastern grey kangaroo at an animal shelter in Beveridge. The joey was rescued from her dead mother’s pouch after the mother was hit and killed by a car.

    Emily Graham from Wildlife Victoria’s Travelling Vet Service examines a Kylie, a four-month-old eastern grey kangaroo
  • Ngaire Laun Joseph, known by her stage name Ngaiire,
  • Olympic B-girl Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn poses with Holy Molly, J-attack and Kid Tek at the Victorian dance festival.

    Olympic B-girl Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn poses with Holy Molly, J-attack and Kid Tek at the Victorian dance festival
  • A man swims with his ponies at the beach in Sumba, Indonesia.

    A man swims with his ponies at the beach in Sumba, Indonesia.
  • Tony Clark, white-beareded, looking at camera standing with hands against a railing near a window
  • April and Amelia Maddison make content for Instagram and OnlyFans and have had their images stolen to make a generative AI model.

    April and Amelia Maddison in white t-shirt and jeans standing in front of a door
  • Emily Wurramurra, an Indigenous Australian singer and songwriter, tells the tale of escaping a house fire with nothing but the clothes on her back.

    Emily Wurramurra in a hoodie posing for the camera
  • Jack Karlson in a leather jacket eating a succulent Chinese meal
  • Comedian, writer, actress and director Nina Oyama at Henson Park, Marrickville. Oyama met friends here during the picnic era of the pandemic, when work and the world had otherwise ground to a halt, and describes the oval as her ‘emotional support park’.

    Comedian, writer, actress and director Nina Oyama sitting on the closed kiosk of an oval
  • The lord mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore, in Redfern.

    Clover Moore in a leather jacket and sunglasses walks by a detour sign
  • Beau Killen (center) with other grand finalists in the junior 8-10 years section wait for their portrait to be taken by the official photograher for Mulletfest in NSW.

    Youth with mullets lined up against a wall waiting
  • Bob Carr against a dark green background
  • Dawn Smith, the mother of Cindy Rose Smith, who was 16 years old when she and her 15-year-old cousin Mona Lisa Smith were killed in a motor vehicle accident. Decades on, the family continues to seek justice.

    Dawn Smith sits in a wheelchair next to a bed of flowers
  • Erika Reid AKA The Dreamtime Voodoo Witch holds aloft her winner’s belt against a backdrop of spotlights
  • Yetman Yabettes players celebrate their win of the senior women’s grand final cricket match between the Yetman Yabettes and Yagaburne in Goondiwindi, Queensland. The number of women playing cricket in the bush has grown by 34% in the last 5 years.

    Yetman Yabettes players celebrate their win of the Senior Women’s grand final cricket match between the Yetman Yabettes and Yagaburne in Goondiwindi, Queensland. The number of women playing cricket in the bush has grown by 34% in the last 5 years.
  • Captain Robert Bergholz takes his prawn trawler out to sea from Tin Can Bay on the south east Queensland coast. There is a global movement to ban all bottom trawling due to huge amounts of bycatch and CO2 emissions trawling the seabed. Bergholz has been working on prawn trawlers for over three decades but is planing to get out of the industry due to rising costs. Increases in fuel and new rules and regulations implemented by Queensland State Government, including new observer cameras on be placed on each vessel, is making the industry less attractive. This is also compounded by increased competition from state owned farmed prawns.
  • John Safran, leaning back in the pews of a synagogue
  • Chef Kylie Kwong takes a Walk With Guardian Australia in Parramatta, NSW.

    Chef Kylie Kwong takes a Walk With Guardian Australia in Parramatta, NSW.
  • Indigenous activist, environmentalist and writer Jim Everett-puralia meenamatta standing behind some large trees
  • My Linh, who arrived in Australia as a refugee from Vietnam in 1982, never got holidays, sick pay or superannuation for the years she spent sewing clothes at home for the garment industry.

    My Linh in a garment workhouse
  • Australian writer Tim Winton sits for a portrait at a studio on Gadigal Land, Sydney.

    Australian writer Tim Winton sits for a portrait at a studio on Gadigal Land, Sydney.
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