Paul's 2026 retrospective on the couple's 2010 Hua Hin blog — what a plate of chicken rice, a scooter, and a room with a sea view cost then vs. now.

Anthems retrospective on The Core, Adelaide's dance-music magazine (1991–1995), covering Paul Hamon's role as business administrator and co-owner during the Neo Productions era.

Wire piece on Paul Hamon's launch of mm.ussi.cc, a weekly email events listing for Adelaide live music and culture inspired by the city's defunct street press magazines.

Rave Tales podcast/video episode with host BOF, featuring Paul Hamon as guest.

Dance Floor Heretics feature on Smile, the 1995 Adelaide rave organised by Paul Hamon and Nathan Hughes under Continuous Flow, tied to the Smile '26 reunion.

Profile of Natt Hamon — dog trainer, tour guide entrepreneur, and Paul's wife — for Felicitee Lawrie's "Humans of Hua Hin" storytelling project.

Warmshowers Foundation piece with Paul and Natt as contributors, on hosting touring cyclists at their Thailand property since 2015 (originally published on Bicycle Thailand in 2016).

Bangkok Post travel feature, written by Paul Hamon, on cycling a tandem honeymoon through all 77 provinces of Thailand.

Thai magazine a day (issue 145) profiled Paul and Natt Hamon's tandem honeymoon across all 77 provinces, interviewing them in Yasothon 60 days and 4,000km in. Cover, contents and article spreads with an English retelling.

Post Today news report on Paul and Natt's honeymoon cycling tour of Thailand's 77 provinces.

Phuket Index coverage of the couple's honeymoon ride arriving in Phuket.

Kapook news report on Paul and Natt's honeymoon cycling tour through all 77 provinces of Thailand.

The Phuket News report on Paul and Natt's honeymoon tandem-bike journey around Thailand.

Thailand Book of Records TV episode covering Paul and Natt's tandem honeymoon ride across all 77 provinces.

Video recounting lessons learned from Paul and Natt's 9,000km tandem honeymoon across all 77 provinces of Thailand.

Acknowledgement page for The CORE, Adelaide's weekly dance music magazine (1991–1995), crediting Paul Hamon as office manager and eventual co-owner.

Thai-language memoir by Natt Hamon, "Friendship, Memories, Bicycle," recounting the couple's 8,500km tandem honeymoon.

Blog by Paul and Natt chronicling their move to Hua Hin in September 2010, with recommendations for restaurants, accommodation, and services for newcomers.

CrazyGuyOnABike touring journal by Brenton Collas and Paul Hamon, a 2,165.9km, 28-day ride from Chiang Mai to Phuket in aid of Operation Smile.

Swiss cyclist Max Lehmann's account of riding with the Hua Hin Roadies cycling group.

Stilgherrian's photo write-up from a Bangkok birthday celebration for Paul, a former Adelaide colleague turned rave promoter.

SBS current-affairs segment on Inquest, the Old Adelaide Gaol dance party organised by five friends under 21 — Daniel Michael, Josh Fechner, Ben Dry, Damian Creaser and Paul Hamon — the debut show behind Instantaneous Productions.