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Keith and Ann Nicholl were thrilled after the Alexandra Fire Brigade’s 'Bee Movie' float was voted top float. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Roslyn-Wakari defender Liam Dunbar (left) slides in for the ball ahead of Caversham striker Dave Dugdale in the South Island Football Championship final at Carisbrook on Saturday. Photo by Gerard O'Brien. Australian song and dance troupe Hi-5 performs its circus stage show to an audience of 1500 at the Regent Theatre yesterday morning during its New Zealand tour. Photo by Gerard O'Brien. Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust ranger Leith Thomson (left) and field officer David McFarlane on the summit of the large pyramid overlooking the Okia Reserve and Victory Beach where the trust has been monitoring penguins since the early 1990s. Photo by Gerard O'Brien. ODT photographer Craig Baxter won national honours and $1000 for this image of Brighton surf life-saver Seth McPhee at Second Beach. It was judged best photograph at Surf Life-saving New Zealand’s national media awards in Wellington on Saturday night. A machine operating in the St Clair Baths on the 4th of November 1953. Photo by the Evening Star. Nathan Garner (32), of Mosgiel, shows a 5.4kg sea-run trout he caught using a worm in the lower reaches of the Taieri River yesterday. Photo by Linda Robertson. Sheep straggle through snow-covered paddocks on the Crown Range above Arrowtown on Saturday. Photo by Matthew Haggart. Fuzzy Ninja the lamb with Jessica (10) and Catherine (5) Mason at the St Francistide celebration of pets. Photo by Jane Dawber. A carpark barrier arm in Filleul Street. Photo by Gerard O'Brien.
 
Pictures from our photographers published in the Otago Daily Times over the past week. These pictures can also be seen on display at the Meridian and all are available from otagoimages.co.nz.
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