Unveiling feminism in the Koran, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 June, 1992.

Get involved, humanist says, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 June, 1992.

Sing it, blow it, play it! The eisteddford begins, The Sydney Morning Herald, 28 June, 1992.

More ex-Soviets settling for life down under, The Sydney Morning Herald, 25 June, 1992. Pic Colin Townsend.

Cop that! Navy shows off new breed of sub-killer, The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 July, 1992. Pic Quentin Jones.

Roam Birth, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1992.

Correction: I refer to Susie, the mother of my children, in this story as "my wife" instead of "my partner". It was a stupid mistake. At the time I was worried about appearances.

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Sydney Morning Herald, 2/07/1992

Libs fail to woo northern voters, The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 June, 1992.

O n the job, pix, Out West with Greg White, The Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1992.

At night on one of the far western nature reserves or national parks of Western NSW. Senior environment officer with the NSW National Parks Richard Kingsford is on the far left. I'm sitting next to him. And standing up in the middle is SMH photographer Greg White.
From memory this particular reserve was not open to the public.

On the job, pix, The Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1992.

Pretty sure this was another trip around the state with photographer Greg White. On an avocado farm on the north coast of NSW.

On the job, pix, In Carcoar with Greg White, Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1992.

Clowning around with photographer Greg White. We had been on the road for a fortnight doing somewhat excruciating feature stories for the Summer Reading section on bypass towns and railway hotels, neither of which struck us as very riveting. It rained the entire trip, we had been damp, cold, cramped and wet doing stories we didn't want to do; and then we booked into this guesthouse just outside Carcoar. It was owned by a gay couple who had fled Oxford Street for the quiet country life, and from a fortnight of misery, we were suddenly sitting in a pagoda being served breakfast with Mozart playing in the background. The couple eventually were forced to abandon their dream when one of them died of AIDS, but I always remember their kindness and the absolutely luxury of the beautiful guesthouse they had extensively renovated together. Greg was a great photographer to work with.

Council moves to give Little Italy a fresh face, The Sydney Morning Herald, 6 June, 1992.

Town sees its future stitched up in cotton, The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 June, 1992.

30 to lose jobs at Showground, Sydney Morning Herald, 3 June, 1992,

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Big lotteries out of luck, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 June, 1992.