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Forestry Corp of NSW Fined $360,000 Illegal Logging Yambulla

31 July 2024 - The Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) has been fined $360,000 for violating conditions set by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) aimed at aiding the recovery of the Yambulla State Forest near Eden, following the devastating Black...

Daniel Gassin Crossover Band at Duc des Lombards, Paris

When renowned jazz pianist Daniel Gassin graced the stage at the legendary Duc des Lombards in Paris, he delivered an unforgettable performance that captivated jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Known for his innovative approach to jazz, Gassin's performance at this...

A War on Witnesses: Remembering Gaza’s Fallen Journalists

Remembering Gaza’s Fallen Journalists, Photographers & Media Workers They went to work with cameras, not weapons. Notepads, not shields. Press vests hastily duct-taped with the word "MEDIA" in bold capital letters — hoping that visibility might mean safety. In Gaza, it did...

Should You Buy at Farmer’s Markets or Supermarkets?

The choice between buying fruit and vegetables from farmers' markets or supermarkets depends on individual preferences, priorities, and values. While farmers' markets offer freshness, community support, and environmental benefits, supermarkets provide convenience, affordability, and a wider selection of products. Buying fruit and...

Meet the Frackers: QGC PL is part of BG Group

QGC Pty Limited (previously Queensland Gas Company) is part of the international BG Group which was created in 1996. BG Group acquired Queensland Gas Company in November 2008 and QGC was delisted from the Australian Stock Exchange in 2009. The company...

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 most of it goes to low...

Vivian Maier’s Personal Photobook Library Shows Her Influences

Vivian Maier’s Private Library: A Collector’s Glimpse Into the Photographer’s Mind When the name Vivian Maier first surfaced in the early 2000s, the art world was stunned. How could a woman who had worked as a nanny in Chicago, living in quiet...

Wood Pellets Threat to Climate “No Silver Pellet” Leading Scientists Warn

“Wood pellets are no silver bullet for providing electricity and heat without causing climate change. Even if the EU and many national policies incentivise their use at large scale,” says Prof. Lars Walloe, EASAC’s Environment Programme Chair. Burning forest biomass for electricity...

How to Build a Beneficial Bug Hotel for Your Backyard

How to Build a Beneficial Bug Hotel for Your Backyard Creating a beneficial bug hotel is a fun and rewarding way to support your garden’s ecosystem. By...

Australian Environment news, October 2022 ° Safeguard Mechanism reform ° Environment Ministers Meeting

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In the realm of literary and cultural criticism, few debates have been as riveting and insightful as the dialogue between Susan Sontag and John Berger on...

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FEATURE: Collecting Old & Vintage Photographs

The invention of photography in the 1830s opened up new vistas, a new way of seeing that has forever changed the way we view...

New Cultural Rights Legislation targets fake Indigenous art

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and businesses have been disadvantaged by the sale of inauthentic arts and crafts, which leads to cultural and...

Home Hydroponics System Setup Guide for Growing Perch

Home Hydroponics System Setup Guide for Growing Perch, Barramundi, and Other High-Protein Fish Welcome to the world of home hydroponics! With this instructional manual, you'll...

Lawn Bowls at Auckland Commonwealth Games 1990

The 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games lawn bowls competitions featured three main events: singles, pairs, and fours. Rob Parrella took home gold in the lawn...

The beginning of photography: heliographs and daguerreotypes

The earliest forms of photography, heliographs and daguerreotypes, produced many historically significant images in their early years. Our story on the beginning of photography...

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Jane Birkin: Inspiration for the world’s most valuable handbag

Jane Birkin's iconic Birkin handbag fetched a jaw-dropping €8.6 million (US$10.1 million) at Sotheby’s Paris on 10 July 2025. That price makes it the second most valuable fashion item ever sold at auction — topped...

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The market for 20th-Century Latin American Art

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What Can We Learn From Photographer, Susan Meiselas?

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Can and should we bring animals back from Extinction?

Humanity is triggering extinctions at rates not seen since the Earth’s largest mass extinction event 66 million years ago. But what if we could reverse...

The oldest surviving Daguerreotype in Australia, 1845

The earliest surviving photograph known to have been taken in Australia is believed to be a daguerreotype portrait of Dr. William Bland, created by...

Grattan on Friday: Albanese government’s Middle East ‘stress test’

Albanese government struggles under the ‘stress test’ posed by Middle East war Crises “stress test” governments and countries. Memories remain vivid of COVID, which put immense...

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