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Public sector Allied Health Professionals in Victoria have walked off the job for a second time to demand better pay, stronger working conditions and stronger recognition for the role that they play in the delivery of health services.
Greens candidates Ellen Burns (for Wendouree), Sam McColl (for Eureka) and Tim Drylie (for Ripon) launch their 2026 Victorian State Election campaigns.
A two tier pricing structure across all of our services is being implemented, plus we’re opening our books to interstate event and commercial photography and videography work from March 2027 onward. Limited slots available.
Following on from its Pediatric Bone Symposium, the Human Growth Foundation hosts a Family Day dedicated to individuals and families navigating life with skeletal dysplasia.
Emilie Flynn, Greens candidate for Geelong in the 2026 Victorian State Election, launches her campaign alongside Sarah Mansfield, Greens MLC for Western Victoria and Senator Steph Hodgins-May.
Billed as ‘Keys to Humanity’, classical pianists Jayson Gillham and Iyad Sughayer take time out of their national tour to perform for Palestinian families.
Victorian public school teachers, principals and education support staff walk off the job for a second time, after Australian Education Union members reject subpar EBA offer from the Victorian State Government.
Human Growth Foundation is a global not for profit, which serves as a global leader in endocrine research, education, patient advocacy and support.
Photographing ‘The Best of Tarab: 7th Anniversary Concert’ at Brunswick Ballroom.
An event commemorating the Srebrenica Genocide, under the theme ‘Stories of Grief and Resilience’.
We were hired by Clever Girl Theatre, an independent theatrical production company, to photograph and video the dress rehearsal of its production: The Wrong Book Show at the Geelong Arts Centre.
“A Night of Healing” hosts self-taught Palestinian pianist Bahar Skaik at Collingwood Town Hall, featuring singer Heba Tayeh.