Date/Time: 2013:02:28 18:25:05 Source: News Limited
FROM missing parrots to explosive scenes at Australia's biggest airshow, here's our wrap of the week's best photographs from News Limited snappers.
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ADELAIDE: Holden V8 Supercar driver James Courtney is feeling like a rock'n'roll superstar as the Clipsal 500 roars into town. In the lead-up to the four-day motorsport carnival, which begins today, the 33-year-old and his pit crew - Grant Milnes, Glen Fisher and Justin Burns - transformed into KISS look-alikes. Joking that he may have dislocated his tongue, Courtney said he loved playing "the demon", Gene Simmons. Picture: Calum Robertson Read more here.
HOBART: Josh Raspin, 13, Huntingfield, Xavier Spinks, 8, Blackmans Bay, Tyler Raspin, 11 Huntingfield and Jonathan Spinks, 11, Blackmans Bay, are all members of the Kingston Beach Surf Life Saving Club. Pic. Richard Jupe
HOBART: Twins Greg and Mel Irons are running a fundraising 'school carnival' race. The kangaroo however, is not amused, he doesn't seem to rate Mel and Greg's hopping prowess. Picture: Leigh Winburn
MELBOURNE: Massive tongues of flame explode into the sky as part of the dramatic finale to the Melbourne International Airshow at Avalon Airport in Victoria. The spectacular event featured a series of thrilling stunts by death-defying pilots, amazing pyrotechnics and hundreds of planes of all descriptions.Picture: Alex Coppel See more pictures here.
DARWIN: A croc and Andreas Palm hang out and talk about the NT News' upcoming pool party and how it may get crazy. Picture: Justin Sanson
HOBART: The launch of the Estia Greek Festival in Hobart: From the Hellenic Cultural Studies Centre dancers L-R Domonique (Domonique) Pavlides 14 of Sandy Bay, Michaela Delmadoros 18 of Sandy Bay, Andoni Pavlides 14 of Sandy Bay (twin of Domonique), Pia Dobie 14 of Richmond, Katina McMaster 12 of Mount Nelson. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
SYDNEY: Nevil the eclectus parrot has survived liver disease, made friends with a dog big enough to inhale him and was lost - then found - after a successful suburb-wide search by his owners. Christine McLauchlan and her family enlisted their local community in the search for the four-year-old parrot after he was spooked and flew off from their Croydon Park home on February 7. Picture: Craig Wilson Read more here.
BRISBANE: The Penny Farthing family from Queensland: Peter Hines, Sally Dillon with their children Tasman Dillon-Hines 8 and Banjo Dillon-Hines 5 make the yearly trip to Evandale to compete in the annual Penny Farthing festival in Tasmania. Picture: Ross Marsden
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