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Bruce Davidson’s First Magnum Photo-Essay – Brooklyn Gang 1959

Bruce Davidson's photo essay: Brooklyn Gang (1959) In 1959, Bruce Davidson embedded himself with a group of Brooklyn teenagers known as the Jokers, producing his...

Into the Antarctic: The Mad Saga of the SY Aurora

The Strange Career of the SY Aurora If ever there was a ship born to trouble, it was the Aurora. She came into the world...

PR firms are spreading climate misinformation. Can we stop them?

PR firms are spreading climate misinformation on behalf of fossil fuel companies. Could Australia stop them? Have you heard offshore windfarms kill whales? (They don’t.)...

Dimmies Direct: Melbourne’s Best Dim Sims Direct to Your Door 

Dimmies Direct: Bringing Melbourne’s Best Dim Sims to Your Door  Melbourne is a city obsessed with food. From laneway dumpling houses to cult-status bakeries, locals...

Abu Dhabi consortium Santos $30billion takeover bid collapses

2nd bid in two years for Santos collapses The collapse of the nearly $30 billion bid marks a dramatic reversal for Santos and its suitors....

Murdoch Trust Dispute Ends, Lachlan Takes Control

Murdoch Family Settles Trust Dispute, Lachlan Secures Control of Fox and News Corp The long-running saga over the Murdoch Family Trust has reached its climax,...

NSW Celebrates the Great Koala National Park (Mostly)

A New Era for Koalas: NSW Welcomes the Great Koala National Park It has been described as the most significant step for forest protection in...

Cheaper Groceries, Stronger Communities with Box Divvy

How Sharing Groceries is Bringing Back the Neighbourhood Once upon a time, groceries came with a smile and a chat, not a barcode and a...

Forestry Corp 29 charges: Public Wants to End Native Logging

Tallaganda Forest Charges: EPA Takes Forestry Corp to Court as Pressure Mounts to End Native Logging The battle over Tallaganda State Forest has erupted into...

PHOTO Australia Closes: A Curtain Falls on a Rising Festival

Australia’s photography community has lost one of its brightest platforms. PHOTO Australia, the organisation behind Victoria’s acclaimed PHOTO festival, has announced it will close...
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