Luke Hunt and Craig Skehan

Published on Mar 13, 2023 by Luke Hunt

Australian television producers Luke Hunt and Craig Skehan prepped for a film shoot in Sihanoukville on the south coast of Cambodia. The area is home to pristine beaches, abandoned casinos and organized crime rings responsible for a human trafficking networks.  .

Morgan Reinwald

Published on Mar 13, 2023 by Luke Hunt

Morgan Reinwald is an Australian journalist and filmmaker and is currently studying for his Masters of International Journalism at Melbourne University after completing his Graduate Degree at RMIT. He has worked on a variety of projects for Studio Bomborra for the last six years..

Sreynat Sarum

Published on Mar 13, 2023 by Luke Hunt

Sreynat Sarum is a Cambodian journalist, fixer and videographer who has worked on stories for Voice of America, The Diplomat and UCA News. Sreynat studied journalism through programs sponsored by non-governmental organizations including Dan Church Aid and Newsroom Cambodia. She has also worked for Khmernas and maintained a relationship with Studio Bomborra while working as a fixer for overseas news outlets. This includes television, radio and the written word..

Dos and Don'ts

Published on Mar 12, 2023 by Luke Hunt

The  closure of the independent news outlet Voice of Democracy served as a warning for those who fail to toe the government line. The Cambodian government issues its recommendations regarding what it expects from journalists. Click here and read more from The Diplomat. .

Heydays with Hayes

Published on Jul 7, 2022 by Luke Hunt

Thirty years ago Michael Hayes arrived in Cambodia with his life savings of about US$50,000 and his then-wife Kathleen just as the United Nations began pouring into the Southeast Asian nation to oversee elections and hopefully end decades of war. Luke Hunt writes for the Phnom Penh Post.Armed with a royal seal from King Norodom Sihanouk Hayes founded the Phnom Penh Post from scratch, and for the next 16 years was responsible for a newspaper that enjoyed a reputation for telling the truth while maintaining a sympathetic ear for this country’s plight and its tragic history.But this reputation came at a price. Several Khmer contemporaries were assassinated and there were many sleepless nights from the top floor of his home....