WA's November in Pictures: From Shark Encounters to Rooftop Protests

Juvenile detainees at Banksia Hill conducted a rooftop protest; one home was lost in a deliberately-lit bushfire in Geraldton.

November in Western Australia offered a portrait of a place caught between its wildness and its wounds — where a surfer's brush with a great white shark, a farmer's stripped fields, and a teenager's rooftop protest all spoke to the same underlying tension: the difficulty of coexisting with forces larger than ourselves. Across the state, from Christmas Island's feral cat dilemma to the slow reconstruction of a 46,000-year-old sacred site, communities were reckoning with what has been lost and what might still be salvaged. It was a month that asked, quietly and insistently, how a society chooses

WA's November in Pictures: From Shark Encounters to Rooftop Protests

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