Natalia Laska has over twenty years of experience in journalism, specialising in social reportage and photography. In Poland, she published in weekly newspapers: Polityka, Newsweek, Magazyn (Gazeta Wyborcza) and Elle as well as in German; Frauenrat, Tazz, and Polen+. She has worked for several TV talk shows on Polish broadcasters. Natalia’s first documentary in Australia – ‘Sweet Running Machines’ – documentary about steam engine community in Tasmania, premiered at BOFA Festival 2015 in Launceston. Her short documentary ‘The Piano Tuner’ was broadcast on ABC Compass. She also made a short film about a soccer team made of refugees and misfits in Tasmania and their plight to find a training ground. Her first feature-length documentary, “The Piano Tuner,” was selected for premiere at the Sydney Film Festival in 2026. She has a bachelor’s degree in justice studies (University of Tasmania) and currently completing a Master of Arts in Indigenous Research (Charles Darwin University).