Community members join grounding and relaxing exercise lead by TPO staff at the end of testimonial therapy at Ta Ann Village, Ta Ann Commune, Cambodia on the 18th of January 2018. Joshua Prieto

John Lithgow poses for a picture at the Windmill Gardens Retirement Village in Chinchilla, Queensland, Australia

Gay rights activist and recipient of the senior Australian of the year medal Shelley Argent OAM speaks with the crowd during the rally. Equal Love Brisbane organised a rally in Brisbane's King George Square for LGBT rights and called for an end to discrimination before marching through the central business district. Speakers identified questions surrounding the recent Fédération Internationale De Natation (FINA) decision to ban transgender athletes from competing on a professional international level and the much-discussed Australian Religious Discrimination Bill which if brought forward would give religious organisations the authority to fire or discriminate against employees or students depending on their sexuality and/or gender.

On the evening of the 27th January 2022, members of the public joined Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) to catch introduced Cane Toads (Rhinella marinus) in the Minnippi Parkland. The Great Cane Toad Bust is a part of the national Landcare-led Bushfire Recovery grants program, coordinated by Clarence Landcare and not-for-profit organisation Watergum. B4C environment officer Alex Vanek made a short introduction to Cane Toad history and ecology before some thirty people strolled into the night with buckets in hand in attempts to be the toad-count winning team. Toads from each team's bucket were later counted into the grand total of some 234, with the toads taken by B4C staff to be humanely euthanised.

On the evening of the 27th January 2022, members of the public joined Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C) to catch introduced Cane Toads (Rhinella marinus) in the Minnippi Parkland. The Great Cane Toad Bust is a part of the national Landcare-led Bushfire Recovery grants program, coordinated by Clarence Landcare and not-for-profit organisation Watergum. B4C environment officer Alex Vanek made a short introduction to Cane Toad history and ecology before some thirty people strolled into the night with buckets in hand in attempts to be the toad-count winning team. Toads from each team's bucket were later counted into the grand total of some 234, with the toads taken by B4C staff to be humanely euthanised.

Daily life in Kathmandu, Nepal, 2016

People attend a roadside market adjacent to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal

Families and workers travel home during the nightly commute in Kathmandu, Nepal

First World War era British red leather medal case with medal

First World War era British red leather medal case with medal. This was awarded to my Great Grandfather, James Toucher, who was sixteen when he joined the British Army.

First World War era British red leather medal case with medal

First World War era British red leather medal case with medal. This was awarded to my Great Grandfather, James Toucher, who was sixteen when he joined the British Army.

Studio image of a Glider tail specimen taken at the Queensland Museum in South Brisbane

Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) skull This species is introduced to Australia and is largely responsible for the destruction of several native mammal and reptile populations.

Boar (Sus scrofa) skull This species is introduced to Australia and is largely responsible for the destruction of several bird and reptile populations and is considered dangerous to the agriculture of the nation.

Studio image of a feral cat skull taken at the Queensland Museum in South Brisbane

As juveniles, Silver Langurs are a blonde/orange colour, and over time their fur changes to a silvery grey. This juvenile being cared for in the nursery at Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia is just beginning to show the signs of its adult colours coming through. Unfortunately many baby animals ended up orphaned due to habitat loss, hunting and the pet trade, but organisations such as Wildlife Alliance continue to make a difference for some of them.

Ministry of Environment (MOE) ranger Hon Sony destroys the remains of a snare found along a trail in the forest nearby the Wildlife Alliance-managed Wildlife Release Station in the Southern Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia.

Moreton Bay Koala Rescue member Mike cradles a Red-Necked Wallaby joey in care on 14 November 2019.

A researcher prepares a fossil at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs in Winton, Queensland, Australia

Indigenous Riders Club of South East Queensland members prepare to lead the march at the 26th January 2019 Meanjin (Brisbane) Invasion Day protest.

Protesters display placards and signs during the protest and march.

Brisbane, Australia 09.08.2019. An indigenous man in Anti-Afani coal mine t-shirt plays traditional wooden instruments as he marches across Victoria Bridge towards South Bank during the Uni Students Walkout Against Adani protest and march. Numerous protesters from a previous rally signed bail restrictions barring them from being within the central business district and so waited on the other side of the river to join their fellow protesters.

Demonstrators take part in a candlelight vigil during a rally against the military control of Myanmar outside Queensland Parliament on 9 July, 2022. Members of the Burmese Solidary Group of Queensland organised a rally in solidarity with those who have endured persecution in Myanmar since the military junta coup of February 2021.

Choeung Ek Genocidal Centre in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Around 2 million people died during the Khmer Rouge regime's of the country-many thousands were murdered or killed in battle while others succumbed to famine.

Choeung Ek Genocidal Centre in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Around 2 million people died during the Khmer Rouge regime's of the country-many thousands were murdered or killed in battle while others succumbed to famine.