Journalist barred from war crime hearing after surprise As a former SAS soldier stands accused of war crimes during the Afghan War, an award-winning journalist has been forced to leave the courtroom. AAP · Apr 11, 2025
Could Aboriginal-designed housing help solve the health crisis in remote communities? Tennant Creek residents say the hot, overcrowded homes built by government contractors are not fit for purpose, so they’ve drawn up their own plans The Guardian - AU · Oct 12, 2024
Andrew Quilty: ‘Every person I would speak to touched on the close proximity between life and death’ The award-winning photojournalist spent a decade in Afghanistan. Back in Sydney’s affluent east, he wrestles with the aftermath of war The Guardian - AU · Mar 22, 2024
Happy, faithful and tied to nature: life adapting to the climate crisis – photo essay Activists are pushing for action at the upcoming Cop28 summit as the way of life on Pacific islands such as Kioa in Fiji are reshaped by climate change The Guardian - AU · Nov 27, 2023
From future lawyer to betrothed to a Taliban fighter: August in Kabul shows how life changed overnight for so many in Afghanistan On page 79 of August in Kabul, Andrew Quilty introduces us to Nadia Amini, a 19-year-old student of Tajik descent who attends a madrassa, or religious school, in the Afghan capital. She is completing her third-semester exams with ambitions to become a lawyer. The Conversation · Aug 9, 2022