Photos of the week - June 28

Then Prime Minister Julia Gillard, RMS employee Barry Herring and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Anthony Albanese at the opening of the Holbrook bypass at the weekend. Picture: Michael Frogley

NSW Minister for Roads and Ports Duncan Gay, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Anthony Albanese and then Prime Minister Julia Gillard at the opening of the Holbrook bypass at the weekend. Picture: Michael Frogley

Josh Norman, 16, and Ben Colenso, 18, will make their debut for the Heat this weekend. Picture: Michael Frogley

Tim Beard will umpire his 350th game of AFL footy this weekend. Picture: Michael Frogley

Outgoing Regional Director Riverina of the Department of Education and Training Colin Parker. Picture: Michael Frogley

Elders Rural auctioneer Angus McLeod. Picture: Les Smith

Kate Shepherd aka Miss Sweet Justice. Picture: Michael Frogley

Wagga's roller derby team, the Derby Dolls. Picture: Michael Frogley

Josh Moore shows Girri Whittaker-Evans, 4, the didgeridoo during NAIDOC Week at St Mary's Rainbow pre-school at North Wagga. Picture: Les Smith

John Ploenges commemorates Reserve Forces Day at the Uranquinty Cenotaph. Picture: Michael Frogley

(From left) Kirrily Welsh, Karen Morgan, Clarissa Hewitt and Donna Burton attend a Biggest Morning Tea for Cancer Council at Wagga City Council. Picture: Picture: Michael Frogley

Racheal Cox and Tracy Dawson have some fun at Wagga City Council's Biggest Morning Tea. Picture: Michael Frogley

Mayor Rod Kendall and wife Robyn Kendall OAM at the Wagga City Council's Biggest Morning Tea. Picture: Michael Frogley

Mount Austin High School celebrate a win in the Henderson Shield. Picture: Les Smith

Yvonne Sewell, with her dog Dougie, lives in a council owned house with a spare room, feels she is being targeted by government. Picture: Alastair Brook

Stephen James and Josette Wunder at the launch of Riverina community solar farms initiative. Picture: Les Smith

Louise and Denis Blackett and Nancy Blacklow celebrate 50 years of the Civic Theatre. Picture: Les Smith

Mick Mattingly, 16, from Wagga High heading to England next week for a cricket tour. He is pictured with teacher Terry Willis. Picture: Alastair Brook

Mark O'Leary Cup coaches East Wagga-Kooringal's Chris Jackson and TRYC's Michael Mazzocchi outside Wagga Picture Frames ahead of this weekend's game. Picture: Alastair Brook

Ted and Tania McAlister are homeless and busk outside Woolworths. Picture: Alastair Brook

Turvey Park Public School raises money through their annual pyjama day. Picture: Alastair Brook

Having fun at Turvey Park's annual pyjama day are (back, from left) back L) Krystal Cheesley, Tanisha Melmoth, Molly Standley, Macy Trainer, India Becroft, (middle, from left) Olivia Wheeler-Bright, Juliette Gamble, Dominique Cocup and (front) Mackenzie Lewis, all 11. Picture: Alastair Brook

Op-shop co-ordinator Wendy Small-Wood is asking residents to make donations to stock their shelves. Picture: Alastair Brook

Mayor Rod Kendall (third from right) is with the Mortimer family (from left) Steve, Daniel, Elaine, Peter and Chris at the Mortimer Shield final this week in Wagga. Picture: Les Smith

Daniel Mortimer with Josh Emmerson (L) and captain Henschke Jake White. Picture: Les Smith

Daniel Mortimer hands out medals to Henschke players after their Mortimer Shield win this week. Picture: Les Smith

Sam Brunskill is the newest chamber director at the Wagga Business Chamber. Picture: Alastair Brook

ACW Jessica Brinkworth, AC Kieran Lorrimar, AC Jordan Munro, ACW Charmaine Peebles help unload warm clothes, clean mattresses and blankets for Operation Winter Warmth at the Salvation Army. Picture: Alastair Brook

(From left) director of Flashcabs Australia John Cooper, fleet manager Tanya Stubbs and chairman of Wagga Taxis John Collins welcome a new type of disabled access to Flashcabs in Wagga. Picture: Alastair Brook

Sex Discrimination Commissioner for Australian Human Rights Commission Elizabeth Broderick at the Wagga Womans Health Centre. Picture: Michael Frogley