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by David Hancock<\/p>\n
David Hancock is an experienced photographer and writer who has published nine books and works widely across the north of Australia for corporate, Indigenous and editorial clients.<\/p>\n
David\u2019s skills have been honed over 50 years working for major companies and organisations, including many years as a contributing photojournalist with The Australian, The Age and Sydney Morning Herald newspapers.<\/p>\n
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David writes about and photographs people to highlight their skills, strengths and character. Thirty years ago in Darwin, David was in the thick of the action of the Rights of the Terminally Ill Act. He supplied images and documented the issue for many publications in Australia and internationally.<\/p>\n
Exit is honoured to have him exhibit at the 30 th Anniversary Rights of the Terminally Ill Act Conference in Canberra.<\/p>\n