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Kodak Brownie camera

The Kodak Brownie is a historic series of simple and affordable box cameras manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company. The Brownie cameras were introduced in the early 20th century and played a significant role in popularizing photography among the general public. The first...

Faked photos for Soviet propaganda

During the era of Stalinist Russia, it was a common practice to revise Soviet history by expunging inconvenient individuals, frequently men and women who had initially supported the Communist Revolution in its early stages but had later incurred the disapproval of...

ABC’s Media Watch: A New Era with Linton Besser at the Helm

Media Watch: ABC Australia's Guardian of Media Accountability In the fast-paced, often chaotic world of Australian journalism, one show stands apart as the quiet conscience of the industry. Since its debut in 1989, ABC Australia’s Media Watch has carved a niche for...

Will US tariffs on China affect Australia?

How U.S. Tariffs on China Could Affect Australia With the Trump administration’s potential move to introduce sweeping tariffs on Chinese imports, Australia faces complex challenges in navigating the ripple effects of these trade policies. Experts from the UNSW Business School have warned...

Top 10 French Cocktails for Paris Olympics

French seems to be flavour of the month, with the Olympics on between 26 July - 11 Aug 2024. Here are some French cocktails, complete with recipes to enjoy while watching the Olympic Games: Our guide to French-inspired cocktails continues after this...

Williamson Pink Star – Pure pink diamond sets auction record

The 'Williamson Pink Star' diamond has set a world auction record price per carat for any diamond or gemstone 

Photographer’s Rights in the New Media Era

Photographer's Rights in an Era of Copyright Infringement UPDATE 18 November 2024: The ABC Australia amicably settled this matter today The saga raised the issue of copyright infringement and we've taken a few steps to minimise this in future. We appreciate our readers...

Bruce Davidson’s Circus Photos: Early Career Breakthrough

Bruce Davidson: His Early Years and The Circus (1958) Bruce Davidson’s journey into photography began long before his Magnum years, rooted in childhood curiosity and a supportive family. Born in Oak Park, Illinois, in 1933, he picked up his first camera at...

Labor rejects ban on native forest logging

The ALP National Conference has rejected a motion from their environment arm, LEAN to end native timber logging in Australia. LEAN did not secure a ban...

Endangered gliders at contested coal-mine: intervention urged

Endangered gliders at contested Gemini coal-mine: federal intervention urged Three endangered greater gliders have been found at the site of the controversial Gemini coal mine in central...

NSW Forestry Corp Losses Double, Compliance Issues Mount

Forestry Losses Double to $29 Million Sparking Calls to End Native Forest Logging The Forestry Corporation of New South Wales (FCNSW) has reported a staggering $29 million...

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What Can We Learn From Photographer, Susan Meiselas?

Susan Meiselas: Seeing with Empathy, Shooting with Fire A Tribute and Critique by a Former Student, Mark Anning Susan Meiselas isn’t just a Magnum Photos and...

Logged native forests mostly end up in landfill

The first myth we want to address is logging native forests is beneficial because the carbon is stored in wood products. This argument depends on the proportion of forest biomass ending up in wood products, and how long they last before ending up in landfill.

Premier Chris Minns: Please protect NSW public native forests from logging

Premier Chris Minns52 Martin Place,Sydney NSW 2000 Dear Premier, Please protect NSW public native forests from logging. It is with great concern that I write to you...

Meet the Frackers: Coal seam gas company, Comet Ridge

Comet Ridge is a Brisbane-based ASX listed coal seam gas (CSG) exploration and development company with projects in Queensland, ASX code COI. Their projects include...

Taiwan’s Scenic Alishan Forest Railway Resumes

After a long-awaited return, the Alishan Forest Railway has roared back to life, rekindling its century-old charm with the full resumption of operations after...

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OpenField Arts Festival in Berry NSW

A new contemporary arts festival will be held in the historic town of Berry from June 22 to 25, 2023, further establishing the Shoalhaven region as a thriving regional artistic destination. OpenField Arts Festival Program! Over...

Formula E driver Jake Dennis wins first race of 2023 in Mexico

14 Jan. 2023 - Jake Dennis produced a dominant drive to win the 2023 Hankook Mexico City E-Prix for his Avalanche Andretti Formula E team. UK's Jake Dennis also clocked the TAG Heuer Fastest Lap...

Out of control Forestry Corporation caught destroying more Koala habitat

The Land and Environment Court’s decision to fine NSW Forestry Corporation for destroying koala habitat at Cattle Creek near Coffs Harbour in July 2022 shows Forestry Corporation is woefully unfit for managing our State Forests. Forestry...

National Parks Association says “it’s time to transition our dying native timber industry”

National Parks Association of NSW says "it's time to transition our dying native timber industry into sustainable plantation timber". NPA is aware of the risks to the endangered koala, the need to create more National...

Lola Koala’s diary from high in a tallow wood tree in the Bulga Forest

Lola Koala is sitting high in a native tallow-wood tree inside an area to be logged in the Bulga Forest on the NSW mid-north coast. Lola says she's not coming down until Forestry Corporation of...

Tree-sitting continues a tradition of forest protest

Lola Koala is sitting on a platform high up on a native tallow-wood tree inside an area to be logged in the Bulga Forest on the NSW mid-north coast. Lola says she's not coming down...

NSW Forestry Corp fines exceed $1,000,000 since 2019 fires

Forestry Corporation of NSW has a long history of fines from the Environmental Protection Authority. Either the workplace culture at Forestry Corporation is toxic, with inherent and blatant disregard for environmental protection policies and laws,...

Forest activists arrested in Bulga State Forest 

09 January 2023 - NSW Forestry Corporation had their plans to destroy native forests at Bulga temporarily delayed by the selfless actions of forest defenders early this morning. More than 50 people attended the blockade...

Koalas, Logging & Bushfires in State Forests: NSW Election 2023

Native forestry in NSW is directly costing NSW residents $441 per hectare of forest that is destroyed. The hardwood that is harvested from public native forests is a huge waste of the resource considering that...

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Myanmar’s Revolution in Award-Winning World Press Photos

A Nation in Conflict: Myanmar’s Revolution Captured in Award-Winning World Press Photo Series by Ye Aung Thu In one of the most gripping and powerful...

Forestry Corp NSW illegal logging while protesters in court

Ballina, NSW, 9 August 2024 - In a striking court ruling today, it was revealed that Forestry Corporation NSW had been engaged in illegal...

Jean-Éric Vergne wins the first-ever ABB FIA Formula E World Championship race in India

Nick Cassidy finishes second for Envision Racing, António Félix da Costa promoted to third after investigation demotes Sébastien Buemi Calamity strikes Jaguar TCS Racing as...

Exploring Aniseed Drinks: Arak, Ouzo, Pernod, and Absinthe

Aniseed drinks have a rich history and cultural significance across the Mediterranean and Europe. Known for their distinct licorice-like flavor, these spirits are enjoyed...

WANTED: Australian Federal Police appealing for information on wanted fugitive

Australian Federal Police (AFP) is appealing to the public for information on Paul Casey, an Irish national who is a person of interest to...

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