Kate Geraghty
Kate Geraghty is a photojournalist at the Sydney Morning Herald. She has won multiple awards including the Gold Walkley in 2017.
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Russia-Ukraine war
After 562 days of brutal torture, a soldier wasn’t prepared for what was waiting at Sydney Airport
A Ukrainian who spent a year and a half enduring “hell on earth” as a prisoner of war is returned to family in Sydney.
- by Kate Geraghty and Michael Ruffles
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Middle East at war
‘Nowhere is safe’: A photographer’s perspective on the Middle East conflict
Photographer Kate Geraghty returns to the Middle East to show the human toll of a conflict causing grief, loss and anger.
- by Kate Geraghty
Beirut is a city you can’t help but love, even as it breaks your heart
Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty have spent eight days in Beirut, where bullet-holes in palm trees among the glitzy restaurants tell the tale of a broken city.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
They’re rebuilding after watching loved ones murdered. Rebuilding trust is more complicated
Before the October 7 attacks, Kibbutz Be’eri’s residents were among Israel’s most progressive. Now some find their hearts hardening.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
‘Why, Lord, why?’ The moment the music stopped
In the pre-dawn darkness, family and friends of the 364 people who were killed at the Nova music festival in Israel on October 7, 2023, gathered to remember their loved ones.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
In pictures: On the ground in southern Israel
Award-winning photographer Kate Geraghty has unparalleled experience in operating out of conflict zones over decades. Here are her images from southern Israel.
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Middle East at war
Far from Hezbollah strongholds, a tiny body is found among the dead
Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty visit the north Lebanon village of Aitou, where at least 22 people were killed by a strike far from the Hezbollah strongholds.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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Middle East at war
The Australian politician in Lebanon speaking out against Hezbollah
Two years ago, Ihab Matar was running a successful construction company and living in western Sydney. Now he’s a member of Lebanon’s parliament taking on Hezbollah.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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Middle East at war
Ali was watching the war on TV. Then an Israeli bomb fell beside his home
Survivors of the deadliest Israeli attack on Lebanon in a year are frustrated that Lebanese families are paying for the war between Israel and Hezbollah.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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Middle East at war
Australians in mass no-show for evacuation flight from Lebanon
The federal government estimates there are about 15,000 Australians in Lebanon. Some people have continued travelling there against DFAT advice.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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Middle East at war
‘We are the lions’: Why these Israelis are staying in their border homes despite Hezbollah rockets
As life on Israel’s northern border with Lebanon continues against a background of rocket fire, we speak to residents who are determined to stay.
- by Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty
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