News photography is about documenting history as it happens, without a second take. This portfolio gathers moments from the front lines of breaking news to the quiet stories unfolding in local communities. Every photograph here represents an event witnessed firsthand—capturing the facts, the context, and what it actually felt like to be on the scene. Explore the gallery to see the unfiltered reality behind the headlines.
A plane flies past the full moon.
Thousands of shark fins dry on a roof in Hong Kong, destined for consumption in culinary culture as a luxury food item like Shark fin soup.
Residents are evacuated by various government departments by boat, after torrential rain days previously caused landslides on the only road connecting Shek O village to the city, in Hong Kong on 09 September 2023.
Hong Kong riot police, charge towards protestors during ongoing unrest in Hong Kong, 2020. Mamiya C330
A pro China supporter (R) is escorted away after allegedly assaulting members of the press, during clashes with anti government protestors in the Fortress Hill area in Hong Kong, September 2019. Hong Kong has been battered by anti government protests for months, regularly resulting in violent clashes between protesters and riot police.
An attendee reacts as he looks at the Wall of Tears, on display at the Holmes a Court Gallery in Perth, Western Australia on July 23, 2026. The display by US artist Phil Buehler is a memorial to the 18457 children killed in Gaza between October 2023 and July 2025 who were killed by Israeli airstrikes, military operations, and ongoing bombardments.
A drone shot of Cottesloe looking towards the Fremantle Port, 2025
Longtime customer Chan Lok (R) cries as he hugs the owner Chan Man-ying (centre), as her husband and owner Chow Cheug-tei (L) looks on at Hap Wah food stall, some 9 minutes before its official closure, at Fu Shin Estate, Tai Po. Hap Wah will close after some thirty years in business. The government was demanding millions of dollars for renovation if the owners wanted to continue to rent, a demand that was seen as unreasonable. Chan Lok is 32 years old, and has been going to Hap Wah for 30 years. He became quite emotional when he said good bye, 9p minutes before the final closure.
Local surfer Xuan-Lam Nguyen Tang wades into the ocean as a wave generated by typhoon Haima A-frames on the sand bar, at Big Wave Bay beach, Shek O district in Hong Kong on October 21, 2016.
A security guard looks the other way as artwork, by Chinese artist Liu Ye, "Hello, Mondrian" is displayed in Hong Kong
Protestors peacefully surround the streets as a bus is abandoned during the 2014 Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong
A woman runs along the coast against the background of shipping containers and cranes at the port of Fremantle, near Perth.