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Reconciling the Silence: Marching for the Truth on Anzac Day
Reconciling the Silence: Marching for the Truth on Anzac Day For fifteen years, a quiet but powerful procession has walked up Anzac Parade in Canberra each April 25, not in defiance, but in remembrance—seeking recognition for the first and longest war fought...
Fourth Estate
Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus
The famous editorial "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus" written by Francis P. Church appeared in the New York Sun on Tuesday, September 21, 1897. It was reprinted annually by The Sun until the newspaper went out of business in...
Australian Politics
Mount Isa Mines Indigenous Rodeo Championships
Hold on to your hats and dust off those boots, because the Mount Isa Rodeo Festival is back! Running from August 3 to 11, 2024, this year's event promises to be bigger and better than ever. Tickets are officially on sale,...
Foodies & Vine
Harvest Under Scrutiny: Tax Office Vineyard Labour Crackdown
Sour Grapes: Tax Crackdown Shines a Light on SA’s Vineyard Workforce The taxman has arrived in wine country—and he’s not here for a wine tasting. In April 2026, a coordinated strike involving the Australian Taxation Office, Fair Work Ombudsman, and Border Force...
Antiques Auction News
Art Rentals Art Portfolio ° Geoffrey Dyer
Geoff Dyer is a master of capturing the beauty and intensity of the Australian landscape. This artwork is for sale or available for exhibition and lease arrangement for corporate walls. Archibald winner Geoffrey Dyer Geoffrey Dyer'Hobart Summer 5'Oil On Linen120cm x 183cmPOA We also have...
Antiques Auction News
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 gemstoneÂ
Formula E
ABB FIA Formula E World Championship 2024 race calendar
The provisional calendar for Season 10 in 2024 has been unveiled by Formula E and the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) after receiving approval from the FIA World Motor Sport Council and the local ASNs (National Sporting Authorities) representing each host...
Australian Politics
Beetaloo Basin Gas Development – Northern Territory
Beetaloo Basin Gas Development – Northern Territory The Beetaloo Basin Gas Development is one of Australia’s most ambitious and controversial fossil fuel expansions. Located approximately 500 kilometres southeast of Darwin, the basin spans 28,000 square kilometres and is estimated to contain up...
Earth Care
Scientists warn against harvesting forests to burn for electricity
Europe’s continued reliance on biomass burning undoes EU climate credentials The European Parliament’s decision to retain subsidies for burning forest biomass for energy tarnishes the EU’s reputation...
Australian Politics
Greens’ Ending Native Forest Logging 2023 Bill voted down in the Senate
The Australian Senate voted against a Bill proposed by the Greens to end native forest logging federally. By reading the Hansard speeches, it seems that native...
Australian Politics
Grattan on Friday: A fuel plan should be on Albanese’s agenda
Grattan on Friday: A future plan on fuel should be central to Albanese government’s reform agenda Using one lens, you could view the present contest between the Albanese...
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Using Ilford Multigrade developer chemicals in the darkroom
A step by step guide to using Ilford's Multigrade developer, stop bath and fixer in the darkroom, with dilutions, times and handling tips. ILFORD MULTIGRADE...
Simon Crean’s address to Parliament opposing John Howard’s war in Iraq
As leader of the opposition, Simon Crean opposed prime minister John Howard’s decision to send Australian troops to war in Iraq. On 5 February...
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...
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Contact Piximix ... The Dreaded Pixie Mark Anning Fashion Photography Portfolio . All photos © Mark Anning photo 2019. All Rights Reserved. Contact Piximix ... The Dreaded...
Ending Native Forest Logging Bill 2023, Hansard speeches
The full Hansard speeches in the Senate during the 15 June 2023 debate on the proposed Ending Native Forest Logging Bill 2023: Senator RICE (Victoria) (09:02):...
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Lessons in photography by Josef Koudelka
Josef Koudelka: Lessons in Humanity, Grit, and Timeless Storytelling When photographers think of uncompromising authenticity and intense humanity in black-and-white photography, Josef Koudelka often comes to mind. Known for his striking, raw portraits of Roma communities,...
Country Living
Holiday on a Murray River Houseboat around Mildura
Riverdream Boatel Wins Again: Back-to-Back World Luxury Travel Awards Updated: 15 Dec 2025 - Mildura’s celebrated Riverdream Boatel has once again claimed top honours on the world stage, securing the World Luxury Travel Award for Best...
Global Affairs
Immutep’s Research into Cancer and Autoimmune Treatment
Immutep Signals Hope for Cancer and Autoimmune Treatment Immutep Limited, a biotech company from Sydney, is on a mission to turn cutting-edge science into real-world treatments for some of the most challenging diseases—cancer and autoimmune disorders....
Australian Politics
Michelle Grattan: Implications for Australia if Trump wins
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Bruce Wolpe says personal relations between Trump and Albanese would be ‘rocky’ Days from the US presidential election, the polls are showing the outcome of the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump...
Art Theft & Fraud
Koonalda Cave Vandals Destroy Ancient Aboriginal Treasure
Koonalda Cave Vandalism: Desecration of an Ancient Aboriginal Treasure Deep beneath the windswept expanse of the Nullarbor Plain lies Koonalda Cave, one of the most significant archaeological and cultural sites in Australia. Carved into its walls...
Australian Politics
Unmasking Greenwashing: ACCR Takes Santos to Federal Court
Unmasking Greenwashing: ACCR Takes Santos to Federal Court The Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) has taken Santos Ltd to court, alleging that the company engaged in greenwashing—misleading investors and the public about its environmental impact...
Australian Politics
Loose Lips and Careless Talk: Wartime Propaganda Posters
Loose Lips and Careless Talk: Wartime Propaganda Posters Wartime propaganda posters played an essential role in shaping public behavior and attitudes during times of conflict. One of the most critical themes these posters addressed was the...
Australian Politics
The Truth About Richard Denniss and The Australia Institute
Richard Denniss and The Australia Institute: Economics in Plain English Economics is often seen as an abstract discipline, filled with jargon and complex theories that seem far removed from daily life. Yet Richard Denniss, Chief Economist...
Country Living
Halliday Wine Companion Top 100 Wineries of 2024 (1-50)
Halliday Wine Companion Top 100 Wineries of 2024: A Celebration of Excellence Australia's wine industry continues to flourish, and the 2024 Halliday Wine Companion Top 100 Wineries list highlights the estates that exemplify innovation, quality, and...
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The history of the Nimrod Theatre Company, Sydney
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The Nimrod Theatre Company, colloquially referred to as The Nimrod, was an influential Australian theater company situated in Sydney, New South Wales. It was established...
Our Ten Best Whiskey Cocktails
Whiskey, with its rich history and complex flavour profile, has long been a favourite spirit for both connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. From the...
Meet the Frackers: Tamboran Resources fracking company
Tamboran Resources is a controversial Australian ASX-listed gas company that focuses on gas exploration and fracking of unconventional shale gas resources, particularly in the...
When Pigeon Photographers Flew in War
Silent Wings: The Pigeon Photographers of the Great War During World War I, pigeons were more than messengers—they were airborne photographers. From the early experiments...
Wildlife Photographers in conversation at Australian National Maritime Museum
Capturing the world through a camera lens takes skill and a bit of luck, but it also requires a few senses – namely sight,...