Politzer Prize

“Tiwi Islands, Northern Territory”

People’s Choice

“The Cooper Creek reaches Lake Eyre once in twenty years cutting the famous Birdsville Track severing supply and tourism from northeast Australia to the south. The punt is the only way to cross the Cooper”

A-PAC Award

“Fishing is a favourite pastime for many in the electorate. Bob took time out to teach his grandson Ryan how to fish”

Politzer Prize

“Tiwi Islands, Northern Territory”

“Tasmania has many historic and interesting buildings. This was someone's home and now is left for the winds to blow through, sometimes used for hay storage. Maybe someone out there will love this home again?”

A-PAC Award
Highly Commended

“Fishing is a favourite pastime for many in the electorate. Bob took time out to teach his grandson Ryan how to fish”

“It was no surprise that the crowd made a bee line for Pete's Patch. Peter Cundall was back in his element with a wheelbarrow full of unusual pumpkins and squashes that he had grown from seed. Peter's continued popularity is reflected in the growing number of Tasmanians who are embracing the benefits of growing their own fresh and health foods”

“As the sun sets on the Gippsland Lakes, a fisherman tries his luck at Lakes Entrance”

“This small farm outside Griffith is owned and run by a social enterprise for people with a disability. The farm provides both income and work outcomes for all involved. A great example of how to drive social outcomes through a sustainable business model”

“After years of devastating drought, the rains finally came. By March, western and southern Queensland was under water. On this property, owners adopted a canoe to cross the lake that had been a dust bowl. The water brought its own set of difficulties, but the land rejoiced to bloom, blossom and recreate a habitat of birds and animals that had not been seen for years”

“Spring flowers on the edge of parched Lake Bonney”

Highly Commended

“Lake St Clair, New South Wales”

“A Bronco horse uses all its might to pull a calf toward the branding rail at the Australian Bronco Branding Championships”

“Sunset at Sandgate Pier looking out to Moreton Island. The pier was completed in 1872; its white faded timber railings, colonial street lamps and resting shelter make it one of the area's prized attractions. Every Easter, the community flocks to the pier for the start of the iconic Brisbane to Gladstone yacht race”

“These old timber and fibro milk bars feature in the childhood memories of many Australians. Sadly, they're disappearing from our landscape. This milk bar and general store at Stony Point is popular with cyclists, anglers and visitors”

“Cronulla, New South Wales”