Matthew Abbott

PERSONAL PROJECTS/On Country in Arnhem Land 2008 - Ongoing PHOTOJOURNALISM/Cattle Raiding in South Sudan 2014 PHOTOJOURNALISM/Rohingya Refugees 2012 Purchasing Photographs PHOTOJOURNALISM/South Sudan In Turmoil 2014 PHOTOJOURNALISM/Istanbul 2008 About - Contact Hussain's Journey/Hussain's Journey FULL Achievements PERSONAL PROJECTS/The Land Where the Crow Flies Backwards PHOTOJOURNALISM/Tear Sheets PHOTOJOURNALISM/Video Doco: Get Free or Die Trying 2013 PERSONAL PROJECTS/When They Sing of Australia They Never Mention the Flies PHOTOJOURNALISM/Camp Dead End - Manus Island 2016 PHOTOJOURNALISM/The Last Outback Truckies PHOTOJOURNALISM/Jillaroos PHOTOJOURNALISM/"We are not a gang" Aus-South Sudanese Youth EDITORIAL PORTRAITS PHOTOJOURNALISM/Black Summer PHOTOJOURNALISM/Grand City PHOTOJOURNALISM/Football’s Longest Drive PHOTOJOURNALISM/Bachelor and Spinsters PHOTOJOURNALISM/Samoa Measles Epidemic PHOTOJOURNALISM/Uluru Climbing Ban

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Yuendumu and Papunya supporters rush to the umpireâs box to clarify a controversial decision that lead to a goal being discounted, it is unclear who one. The game came down to the wire. What looked like a repeat of the nail bitingly close preliminary finals in the dying seconds, a Papunya player appears to have kicked a goal which would have won them the game. However, the goal umpire Clint Firth calls it a single point, because it has been touched by a Yuendumu player. The Yuendumu Magpies where declared the winners. Yuendumu, Northern Territory, Australia, Tuesday 6th August 2019. Matthew Abbott for The New York Times.

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