The best projects fly under the radar…

My clients come from far and wide across the Limestone Coast and beyond, and while some are happy to have their projects talked about, others value confidentiality. So here you’ll find some of my published work for SA Life, ABC News and InDaily, plus some of my other project work. A selection of other work is available on request. Enjoy.

Bright living room with high wooden ceiling, arched windows, a white sofa with pillows, a coffee table, and wall art of angel wings, lit by pendant and wall lights.

Divine Intervention

SA Life - All Talitha Becker and Sandy Cameron needed was a “sign” as to whether they should buy a rundown, disused church along the Limestone Coast.

Four women in a kitchen cooking and enjoying each other's company.

Sunset Kitchen serves up a little extra in times of need

OneFortyOne Community Grants Program - There are no questions asked at the pick-up window. Everyone’s circumstances differ, explains Sunset Community Kitchen President Maree Thompson.

Three men in a forest with trees and a dirt path, two wearing yellow safety vests and helmets, one with dark clothing holding a camera stabilizer, appearing to film or photograph the other two.

Legend Award - Jim O’Hehir

Green Triangle Timber Industry Awards - Scripted and produced the Legend Award winner’s video for the 2023 Green Triangle Timber Industry Awards

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A woman sitting at a wooden desk near a window with natural light, writing on a piece of paper.

The Call of The Wild

SA Life - From the outside, the old stone building looks like any other dotting the paddocks of the Limestone Coast, but step inside to be transported into another world.

A man standing with arms crossed in front of a large pine tree in a forested area

Forestry Honour for Father & Son

OneFortyOne - A father and son who dedicated 70 years of their working lives to local forestry have been honoured in the naming of a historic Penola reserve by OneFortyOne.

Extraordinary Women Series

Photographed six Limestone Coast women for Women in Business & Regional Development - 2023.

A woman with short brown hair leaning against a red wall with a yellow stripe, holding her wheelchair with her left hand, while lifting her right leg in a playful manner. She is smiling and wearing a colorful T-shirt, red pants, and black sneakers.

A woman standing on a stage with a spotlight, holding a chair, in an empty theater with red seats and multiple balconies.

An elderly woman in a red top and black apron smiling and holding a freshly baked pizza in a modern kitchen.

An elderly woman in a red dress standing in front of a white door with the sign 'Do Not Obstruct'. She is crossing her arms and wears white high heels and pearl jewelry, with a brick wall background.

Sinkhole Gin Crowdfunding Campaign

How do four long-time friends, including a farmer, a data scientist, a community engagement officer and a finance manager become South Australia’s newest craft gin producers? Like all good stories, it begins with a late-night gin session…

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A person standing on a rusted shipwreck at the beach with waves and a cloudy sky in the background.

The Shipwreck Hunter

SA Life - Resting beneath the waves of the Southern Ocean for more than a century, the sunken remains of South Australia’s maritime history have held a lifelong fascination for one young diver.

A sidewalk signboard with black frame advertising a church event starting at 11 am, on a sunny day with scattered clouds, greenery in foreground, houses and power lines in background.

Biker Church: An Unconventional House of God

ABC - On a hot Sunday morning, motorbikes roar down the gravel driveway of a lot in Mount Gambier's east one by one, lifting a cloud of dust as they pass junked cars and shipping containers.

Japanese beer company handpicks SA barley crop to star in multi-million dollar ad campaign

ABC - With a little help from some expert surveyors, a Hatherleigh barley crop has become the star of a million-dollar advertising campaign by a major Japanese brewing company.

An abandoned and dirty brown recliner chair outdoors in a forest clearing, surrounded by trash including plastic containers, a toy, and a broken yellow plastic object, with trees extending into the distance.

The Problem of Illegal Dumping

ABC News - The illegal dumping of household goods, rubbish and green waste is causing ongoing problems for forestry companies and councils, but new legislation coming into effect in South Australia from next year will give greater powers to councils and the public to help track down those responsible.

An elderly woman smiling, wearing a pink sports shirt, holding a pair of tongs in one hand and a rolled-up coupon or receipt in the other, standing in front of a colorful wall painted with abstract red, white, and yellow waves.

Open All Hours - Joanie of The Corner Shop

SA Life - Whether it’s a carton of milk, a bacon roll or simply some unsolicited life advice, Joan Dixon has everything Mount Gambier locals could possibly need.

A man sitting on a wooden bench outside a building, holding a newspaper and smiling.

Good News for Naracoorte as new publication launches

InDaily - As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the regional newspaper industry into chaos, a surprise good news story has emerged in Naracoorte, where the community backs a new publication.

An elderly man with a dog on his lap sitting on a couch with a colorful patchwork quilt in the background.

Saved and Loved: How rescue dogs Bella, Bindi and Zuri found their forever homes

ABC - Lost, mistreated or considered too loud, too excitable, or not suitable around children — thousands of dogs end up at shelters and pounds each year, awaiting new homes. Bella, Bindi, Zuri and Angus are dogs that got lucky the second time around.

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