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Bong considers his next move.
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Shots for an Amazing Places feature in Island Life magazine.
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The main foyer can hold a large crowd and is suitable for exhibitions.
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Two friends, actually, on consecutive days.
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Shots from a return visit to Denpasar market in Bali, Indonesia.
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Greeters at the Digicel launch party.
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Playtime in transit on one of Port Vila's countless buses.
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More shots from Fes Napuan 2012.
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When the people of Ifira island experienced difficulty retaining government-employed medical staff at their clinic, a local community trust hired this retired doctor to stand in. The clinic now operates six days a week.
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Shots for Island Life magazine's feature on the Activ fair trade centre.
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A few highlights from 2010.
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Shots from Wan Smolbag Theatre's dance/music/theatre production of Olsem Dadi, a hard-hitting examination of what it is to be a man.
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Shots from day one of the Pango Open surf competition.
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Shots taken on a day trip around the island of Efate.
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Shots for the Vanuatu Secret garden resort, a must-see new attraction in Port Vila.
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A few shots from my first days in Indonesia.
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Wedding service near Mele.
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Wedding service near Mele.
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Jekob and I spent a sunny afternoon watching some genuinely great soccer during the Province of Origin semi-finals, which pitted long-time rivals Shefa and Tafea provinces. Not everyone at the match was watching the soccer, however. Gossip and rumour fly as fast at the match as anywhere else in Vanuatu.
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