Jakarta, Indonesia: Greg is deployed as a Technical Adviser on emergency management and humanitarian coordination to the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management (AHA Centre) through Australia Assists. He provides support to the Disaster Monitoring Team within the AHA Centre, where they are working to establish minimum standards for Emergency Operating Centres (EOCs) across ASEAN. Photographs taken in the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management (AHA Centre) in Jakarta, Indonesia on October 2025. For more information, please contact [email protected]

Australia supports displaced Rohingya children in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh to access education and social activities through Child Learning Centres. Credit: Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) Bangladesh

Australia provided humanitarian relief supplies for communities displaced by the eruption of Mt Ulawun volcano in Papua New Guineain 2023.

Australian funded humanitarian support to the Red Cross movement in Vanuatu in 2024 following a 7.3 magnitude earthquake.

Australian funded humanitarian support to the Red Cross movement in Vanuatu in 2024 following a 7.3 magnitude earthquake.

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Leah McDonald is a Logistics Liaison Officer with the Humanitarian Logistics Capability. She works closely with Defence to ensure Australian humanitarian supplies reach their destination. "I've always been drawn to wanting to help and being in a job where I'm doing something positive. Responding to a humanitarian disaster, it's not an ideal situation you want to be in. But you can do good in it. I've always wanted to make a difference."

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.

Pinkenba, Brisbane: On 31 July 2024, DFAT and the Humanitarian Logistics Capability hosted NGO, UN and Red Cross partners to discuss humanitarian response and logistics.