In March of 2013, I travelled through Morocco on a two week trip. Sounds are just as important as pictures when it comes to telling the story of a place. For this reason, every time I took a photo, I recorded the sound of the place also. 

So here it is: Sounds of Morocco - 2 weeks in 6 minutes. 

Locations in order: Casablanca, Rabat, Sale, Chefchauen, Tangier, Fes, Quorzazate, Marrakech. 

Thanks to my brilliant fellow nomads Annika, Ryan, Candace, Sarah, Seema and Falguny.

Sounds of Morocco

Original broadcast: 2011
My first SBS World News Australia Radio feature: Changes to the census rules in 2011 meant that gay couples who had married outside of Australia would be counted as 'married' for the first time, as opposed to 'de facto relationship.' Gay marriage is still illegal in Australia but the Bureau of Statistics says it is a step to adapt to changing times. 

New census rules to count gay married couples as 'married' - SBS Radio

Ever wonder what a BBC editorial meeting is like? The "O/S Bureaux" segment in Outside Source on World Service Radio (weekdays 11.00B) provides a 10-minute preview of a typical editorial meeting. It is not any different than what we would do in a typical editorial meeting: each person presents the main stories for them, describes what's happening and how they will cover it. 

5 November: Simon Wilson from Brussels talks about the Nazi art story, Chris Mason from Westminster discusses Plebgate and benefit payments, and I take up Turkey's EU accession talks. 

BBC Outside Source - O/S Bureaux - 5 November

I explain the background to the case of Berkin Elvan in Turkey, a 14 year old boy shot by police during Gezi protests of 2013. Elvan later died in hospital. The case is contentious and is now linked to the killing of a prosecutor by DHKP-C members. From SBS Radio, World News Australia, 1 April 2015

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