Category Archives: Aid/development

Papua New Guinea highlands – Marie Stopes and Oxfam NZ

The highlands of Papua New Guinea is a beautiful, exhilarating place. I was lucky enough to return there recently to document Marie Stopes International and Oxfam NZ’s work. Marie Stopes provides family planning advice and contraception. It’s something many of us take for granted but the demand across much of the developing world is massive….

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UNICEF World Children’s Day Gala – Sydney

It was a pleasure to shoot the recent UNICEF World Children’s Day Gala in Sydney. UNICEF Ambassador and renowned artist Ken Done was the main attraction, working with kids to produce canvases that were later auctioned. Celebrity chef and UNICEF Ambassador for Nutrition Adam Liaw was also on hand, having worked with school kids to design the evening’s…

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‘Tis the season to give toilets {WaterAid}

My work tends to be put to some rather sombre uses so it’s great to see a couple of my images on WaterAid Xmas cards with a fun message. WaterAid is an excellent organisation, providing water and sanitation to poor communities across the globe – a worthy recipient of your philanthropic dollar. Speaking personally, these shots bring…

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Sweet and sour in Cambodia {WaterAid}

Here are some images from a recent trip with WaterAid to Cambodia. It’s a country that continues to develop at breakneck speed. Nowadays, as a traveller, it’s a silky smooth experience: comfortable – and ludicrously affordable – hotels (with wi-fi that beats Australia’s hands down), delicious food and lovely people. Phnom Penh continues to grow up and out, accommodating…

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Hunger for food and literacy in Timor Leste

For a tiny country, Timor Leste isn’t a quick place to get around. Which of course is a large part of its charm. I recently spent a rewarding two weeks with Care Australia travelling much of the country. The work covered two main themes: the recent El Nino drought and the inspiring Tetum-language magazine Lafaek. El Nino’s…

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