Incarcerated by banks, a farmer loses her living, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 June, 1991

ActivePaper ArchiveSydney Morning Herald, 28/06/1991

Nature's food hall: Plant now, eat later, The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 June, 1991.

Holiday storm: boaties caught, campers evacuated, Sydney Morning Herald, 10 June, 1991.

ActivePaper ArchiveSydney Morning Herald, 10/06/1991

On the job, pix, Hooning around in smart cars, The Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1991.

On the job, pix, Locust Story, The Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1991.

On the job, pix, Man living opposite the Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1991.

This man lived in an alcove opposite the front entrance of The Sydney Morning Herald/Fairfax building for many years during the 1980s/1990s. All attempts to move him on failed. He would always return to his alcove. He believed, from what I could tell from his more lucid moments, that he was there to pass on important messages to the media, be they from Asia, New Zealand or Russia. There was no trendier place to work than the SMH in the day, but many people in the area, including us, were kind to him, making sure he was fed and his basic needs met. This particular Christmas we asked him what he would like for Christmas. He wanted a walkie talkie, so he could pick up the messages better. One day, the authorities succeeded and he disappeared from our lives.

The Russian is finally coming, The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 June, 1991.

On the black list: Goo-Gars claim racism, The Sydney claim racism, The Sydney Morning Herald, 6 June, 1991.

Snowless ski slopes at Snowy, Sydney Morning Herald, 5 June, 1991.

ActivePaper ArchiveSydney Morning Herald, 5/06/1991

Learning on a Broader Basis, Kangaroo Island, Sydney Morning Herald, 4 June 1991. Picture Andrew Taylor.

ActivePaper ArchiveSydney Morning Herald, 4/06/1991

Get outside, boy - it'll do you good, The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 June, 1991. Pic Andrew Taylor.

Oppression hidden across a sea of ignorance, Timothy Mo, The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 June, 1991. Pic Tim Clayton.

Farmers on the scent of dead fish, The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 June, 1991.