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Natasha Harradine
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Presenter, Journalist and Chief of Staff, ABC News (Australia)
Geraldton
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By Natasha Harradine Verified, Glenn Barndon Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified When the AFL Indigenous All Stars took to the field for a match against the Fremantle Dockers last weekend, it was a self-taught photographer from Geraldton who captured one of the most striking images. Indigenous man Jesse Pickett, 31, first picked up a camera in 2021, inspired by the work of his uncle, professional photographer Tamati Smith. “[My uncle] helped me, he gave me a camera and since I picked that camera up, I loved it," he said.
By Joanna Prendergast Verified, Chris Lewis, Natasha Harradine Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A pothole-riddled, heat-warped road still bearing the scars of flood damage from nine months ago has finally got some attention with an election pledge. For residents of towns along the 335-kilometre Geraldton-Mount Magnet Road, the billions of dollars spent on new bridges and train lines in Perth feel a world away and they say they have had enough of the inequity. They suffer from small town shops blanketed in dust and median strips destroyed by wide loads.
By Natasha Harradine Verified, Glenn Barndon Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified When the AFL Indigenous All Stars took to the field for a match against the Fremantle Dockers last weekend, it was a self-taught photographer from Geraldton who captured one of the most striking images. Indigenous man Jesse Pickett, 31, first picked up a camera in 2021, inspired by the work of his uncle, professional photographer Tamati Smith. “[My uncle] helped me, he gave me a camera and since I picked that camera up, I loved it," he said.
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ABC News (Australia)
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
+61 8 6304 0000