Vets shedding the stigma
Did you know vets in Australia are FOUR TIMES more likely to commit suicide than the general population? Me neither, but
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Moscow’s metro of magnificence
You may have heard about Moscow's metro system. If you haven't, do yourself a favour and take a ride on it
World Press Photo picks humanity’s worst … again
Another year, another World Press Photo winner
‘Starkitecture’ is under construction
I've been working on a series of photographs of architecture around the world, photographing them with stark, high contrast edits in
Vivid Festival lights up Sydney
Sydney's Vivid Festival has become one of the annual highlights of Australia's biggest city. Started originally in 2009 as a festival
Etta’s Travels and my good friend, Mez
It's been a while since I've been the subject of a photoshoot — in fact, I'm not sure I ever have
Central Park shines in Sydney
Central Park is one of Sydney's newest residential and retail hubs, as well as arguably the city's most eco-friendly complex. Ironically, the
The beginning of the end of global violence starts with you and me
There has been a lot of horror in the news this week, last week, the week before that and, it sometimes
International Day Of The Girl Child can inspire us all to change
Each year, 11 October is designated by the United Nations as International Day Of The Girl Child, “to recognise girls’ rights and
Apollo archive takes you to the Moon and back
I've always had a fascination with space, the so-called final frontier. Apollo 13 is one of my favourite movies of all
Why the UN’s Global Goals are so important
You may have heard that this week is a big one for the United Nations as they look to sign off
9/11: The worst and best of humanity
Sometimes we have to reach rock bottom to improve. It's a bit like exercise. When you lift weights, exhaust your system, everything recovers
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