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NASA’s Famous Blue Marble Photo Is 50 Years Old

The Blue Marble photograph, made by NASA’s Apollo 17 astronauts on December 7, 1972, is one of the most published photographs on Earth. The last manned mission to the Moon, Apollo 17, made this photograph of Earth and changed the way we see...

GI Joe doll for boys that put action into Action Figure

GI Joe Put Action into Action Figures When Hasbro introduced G.I. Joe action figures in 1964, the company was gambling on the possibility that boys would play with dolls as long as they weren't called dolls. Fortunately, the gamble paid off. Unlike the...

2010 Letter Catherine Tanna, QGC to Anna Bligh, Qld Premier

Official documents have a habit of being removed from the internet or moved onto different locations on government websites so we publish the 2010 letter from Catherine Tanna (QGC/BG Group) to Queensland Premier Anna Bligh in full here. Qld Premier Anna Bligh...

Building nesting boxes to save wildlife impacted by logging

A recent study has revealed a troubling decline in natural tree hollows is leading to a decrease in arboreal mammal populations in Northern Australia. Conducted by Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods (RIEL), the study sought...

Baseball trading card makers

The Unsung Heroes Behind the Cardboard Legends Before the million-dollar auctions, the plastic sleeves, and the vaults of PSA-graded treasure, there were the humble baseball card makers — printers, gum companies, and dream merchants who turned ink, paper, and chewing gum into...

Ancient Roman Fast Food Shop of Regio V in Pompeii

The city of Pompeii, frozen in time by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, continues to unveil secrets of the ancient world. Among the most intriguing discoveries in recent years is the fast food snack bar, or "thermopolium,"...

A Rare Opportunity to Smell the Corpse Flower Bloom

A Once-in-a-Decade Chance to Witness Titan Arum's Stunning and Stinky Display The Titan Arum, or corpse flower, is nature's dark-hearted gift to the patient and the macabre. If you're lucky enough to stumble upon it in bloom, you'll be struck not by...

National Gallery of Victoria and the Chanel Coromandel Coat

National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia has set a new world record for House of Chanel fashion by paying €277,200 ($428,427.35 Australian Dollars) for an extremely rare evening coat designed by Karl Lagerfeld. The exquisite 'Coromandel Coat' was one of the highlights...

Final report on James Cook’s Endeavour from Rhode Island

HMB Endeavour Shipwreck Report The Locating HMB Endeavour Final Report, released this week, is a detailed culmination of physical evidence, historical cross-analysis, and comparative shipwreck studies gathered...

Logging halted after Forestry Corp misidentifies trees

This morning, 11 June 2024, more than 20 individuals, predominantly university and high school students, halted the logging of Orara East State Forest for three hours,...

Legal Challenge Against NT’s Largest Fracking Project

The Environment Centre Northern Territory (ECNT), the region's leading conservation organization, has initiated legal proceedings to challenge the Northern Territory government's approval of the largest fracking...

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Air Taxis Coming to Australia: A New Era in Urban Mobility

Imagine zipping across the skies of Sydney or Melbourne in a sleek, quiet, and emissions-free aircraft, bypassing traffic jams and reducing your commute time...

Integrated Pest Management: Sustainable Agriculture

Integrated Pest Management:A Sustainable Approach to Agriculture Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a sustainable and environmentally conscious approach to managing pests in agricultural systems. Unlike...

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...

Exploring the Vibrant Artist Scene: Belleville, Paris

Paris, the city of love, lights, and art, has long been a beacon for creative souls seeking inspiration and recognition. While iconic neighborhoods like...

Australia’s best tasting heirloom tomatoes

Black Cherry tomato has emerged victorious as Australia's premier tasting heirloom tomato. In a celebration marking the 30th anniversary of the inaugural Diggers Great...

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“Paris is always a good idea” & other quotes about Paris

Paris has always attracted the world's greatest artists, writers, philosophers and statesmen who have been inspired to put pen to paper to describe the city's intrigue, beauty and essence. Here are some of their best...

Kitchen knives ° Anthony Bourdain’s Kramer Knife

Anthony Bourdain's Kramer Knife Anthony Bourdain, renowned chef and television personality, was known for his discerning taste in culinary tools. One of the most iconic kitchen knives he used was the Kramer knife, crafted by master...

Enjoy These Delicious Rum Cocktail Recipes

Rum, with its rich history and versatile flavour profile, has been a beloved spirit for centuries. From the sun-soaked beaches of the Caribbean to the bustling bars of major cities worldwide, these rum cocktail recipes...

Transitioning Timber Workers to Sustainable Plantations

Australia’s rich biodiversity and the economic well-being of its timber workers are increasingly at odds due to the ongoing practice of native forest logging. Transitioning timber workers to sustainable timber plantations is essential to preserve...

Ten best Brandy Cocktail recipes

Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer, our selection of classic and contemporary brandy cocktails offers something for every palate and occasion. From the creamy indulgence of the Brandy Alexander to the refreshing...

Michelin-starred restaurants in Dubai, MICHELIN Guide 2024

Michelin-starred restaurants in Dubai offer a diverse variety of culinary delights, each providing a unique dining experience that reflects the city's cosmopolitan nature. From the innovative Indian cuisine at Tresind Studio to the underwater seafood...

Palm Sunday Peace Rally and March for Nuclear Disarmament

Tens of thousands of Sydneysiders took to the streets in a mass display of protest, unity, and Aussie humor, led by notable figures such as NSW Premier Neville Wran, sitting federal Minister Tom Uren, and...

Perth approved for AUKUS nuclear waste dump

The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) has approved a licence for the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) to establish a prescribed radiation facility known as the ‘Controlled Industrial Facility’ at HMAS Stirling Navy...

Minns responds to Dr Henry’s Biodiversity Conservation review

The Minns Government has released its response to the statutory reviews of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 and the native vegetation provisions of the Local Land Services Act 2013, addressing several of the recommendations made...

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Bunnings CCTV Dilemma – Security versus Privacy

The Surveillance Dilemma: Bunnings, Privacy, and the Role of Facial Recognition Technology The debate over facial recognition technology (FRT) pits safety and security against privacy...

Best way to reduce climate change is stop gas industry methane leaks

What’s the cheapest, quickest way to reduce climate change without roiling the economy? In the United States, it may be by reducing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.

A history of Phillip St Theatre, Sydney

To illustrate this history of Phillip St Theatre are production photos of The Anniversary starring June Salter, John Hamblin, Zoe Bertram, Alan Wilson, Malcolm...

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...

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...

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