James Brickwood
James Brickwood is a photographer at The Sydney Morning Herald
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- Sharks
Man critical after Manly shark attack; third Sydney attack in two days
The man was rushed to hospital after hero surfers pulled him to shore and applied makeshift tourniquets to his calf. It was the third shark attack in two days on Sydney beaches.
- Daniel Lo Surdo and James Brickwood
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From hospitals to Hollywood stars and beyond: A trailblazing photographer examines his legacy
Mervyn Bishop, the first Indigenous professional news photographer, tours the Herald archives after nearly 40 years and reflects on the faces that shaped Australia.
- Michael Ruffles and James Brickwood
A picture is worth a thousand words, especially in an election campaign. Here are our top picks
James Brickwood and Alex Ellinghausen have been travelling the country with the party leaders during this gruelling election campaign. Here are the best of their photos from the time.
- Natassia Chrysanthos, James Brickwood and Alex Ellinghausen
Barbara lost everything. The road to recovery has taken some unexpected turns
When the media left town and COVID hit, victims of the Black Summer bushfires were left to pick up the pieces. Five years on, here’s what happened to some of them.
- Penry Buckley and James Brickwood
Through the lens: The week in politics from Assange to Payman
Julian Assange’s plea deal and subsequent release dominated headlines this week, while Labor grappled with its first MP crossing the floor in 19 years. Alex Ellinghausen and James Brickwood captured it all.
- Alex Ellinghausen, James Brickwood and staff reporters
Queueing for food, sleeping in cars: at the coalface of Sydney’s cost of living crisis
At a community outreach centre in Sydney, more and more people are lining up for free food as the price of everything rises – except their incomes.
- Michael Koziol and James Brickwood
The woman with four of the state’s most important portfolios
New environment minister Penny Sharpe has spent almost 20 years in politics. Now she’s stepped into the biggest role of her life.
- Laura Chung and James Brickwood
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- NSW floods
‘We might not move back’: flood-affected residents ponder future after third flooding event in a year
The east coast low that has been battering the state will weaken overnight, but an onshore flow will mean wet weather remains for the rest of the week.
- Laura Chung, Brook Mitchell and James Brickwood
One dead and multiple injured after tree collapse in northern beaches
Temperatures in Sydney hit tops of 35.8 degrees on Sunday, with hot and humid conditions expected to continue into the night.
- Pallavi Singhal and James Brickwood
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- Bushfires
Fire sounds of summer: recovering to the sound of a different hum
The choppers and chainsaws are whipping up the air on the state's South Coast as it marches back to stability.
- Lucy Cormack and James Brickwood