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Celebrating the best of Australian photojournalism, the Paper Tigers exhibition presents 60 images from 60 of the best Australian photojournalists. It is through the lens of these photographers that we understand and experience much of the world's events. Images that defined modern Australia, images that reflect the culture we live in, images that make political statements and images of diverse aspects of our world.
A meticulous Sydney-based photographer, her images capture the passion and achievements of contemporary Aboriginal history. After forming a working relationship with the United Nations UN spent the next decade covering UN peacekeeping missions in conflict zones. Glenys Williams took Martine on a bush trip with her family to the steps of her childhood, around the Wiluna Mission and the clay pan. Hell yes it hurts Helga Salwe b.
Australia is a freelance photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. They had been living rough for many years in Darwin, before deciding to return to their ancestral country as part of the Homeland movement. Life had improved for Bessie and Jacob and they had no desire to return to a town or city with all the associated problems. The Homeland movement was initiated by Indigenous Australians to establish small decentralised settlements by reoccupying land traditionally held by their communities.
More than 10, Indigenous Australians choose to live on outstations in the Northern Territory, usually in small family groups of less than 20 people. The Homeland movement is generally considered to be successful and provides much needed social, spiritual, cultural and health benefits and yet government support is virtually non existent. Nancy wonders if she should stay or go Australian photographer and videographer Tracey Nearmy has worked for numerous publications throughout Australia and overseas over the past 20 years.
