Other Achievements
Steve Pratt has the following decorations: the National Medal, the Defence Force Service Medal, the Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal (clasps: Iraq; Great Lakes (Africa); Balkans), and the Australian Service Medal (South East Asia).
Steve is the author of Duty of Care, an account of CARE Australia’s emergency overseas work 1993–1999 and his ordeal under detention, in the former Yugoslavia, during the NATO conflict.
In 2002, he obtained his Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) through the University of New England, specialising in "International Community Development" (ICD).
Steve is married to Samira and has two children, Haydon and Yasmina.
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