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UN Secretary-General Calls for Fossil Fuel Advertising Ban
Antonio Guterres calls for a global ban on fossil fuel advertising In a powerful speech in New York, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for a global ban on fossil fuel advertising, likening the need for restrictions to those imposed on tobacco...
Australian Politics
Rethinking Carbon Emissions in Australia’s Native Forests
Sound Science and Sustainable Solutions: Rethinking Carbon Emissions in Australia's Native Forests Australia's native forests have become a focal point in discussions about carbon emissions, climate change, and sustainable management. A recent academic study, authored by former CSIRO chief research scientist Dr....
Climate Change
More Threatened Species listed in 2 years than previous 10
In a recent revelation, Australia has listed more threatened species in the past two years than it did in the entire previous decade. This significant increase highlights the ongoing impact of the devastating Black Summer Bushfires and the looming threat of...
Permaculture Design
17. Permaculture – Aquaculture & Mariculture
Aquaculture and mariculture are integral components of permaculture, offering sustainable methods for producing food and supporting ecosystems. This section explores the principles and practices for designing and maintaining aquatic systems, emphasizing balance, biodiversity, and efficiency. Aquaculture Aquaculture focuses on cultivating aquatic plants and...
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
Climate Change
Farmers prepare for supercharged El Niño
11 July 2023 - With a possible El Niño on the cards, farmers are being encouraged to get on the front foot. Farmers for Climate Action spokesperson Peter Holding, who farms at Harden NSW, said many farmers were concerned about the possibility...
Commonwealth Games
Auckland Commonwealth Games 1990, AAP Picture Editor’s Story
The Australian Associated Press sent a team of 16 journalists, technicians, photographers and picture editors to the Auckland Commonwealth Games to provide photo pool coverage to Australian regional newspapers and the metropolitan press. Three photographers were seconded from the Sydney Morning Herald...
Australian Politics
Koalas & Great Koala National Park: NSW Election 2023
Some good news today ... ALP committed to establish a Great Koala National Park on the mid-north coast, NSW if elected to govern in the state election in March. Sadly the proposed Great Koala National Park starts north of Kempsey and does...
Artist Profiles
Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, artist, the Pintupi Nine
Artist profile: Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri.
We acknowledge the Pintupi people who's story we share here, and the Biripi people, the traditional owners of the land on which we are based, who have ongoing connections to this place. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging, and to all First Nations people.
Australian Politics
How the Queensland Government fracked the state
First published 2013, updated 2023 to add new information and renew links to information that had been removed or moved to different links on government and...
Australian Politics
Can AI Tools Protect Nature During Infrastructure Development?
Can AI Tools Protect Nature During Infrastructure Development? Infrastructure development is often a double-edged sword. While it brings economic growth and improved living standards, it also poses...
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Mark Anning, photography resume
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Mark Anning has worked in the media for fifty years as a photographer & writer & publisher.. Mark is available for ethical corporate assignments...
Canada’s Wildlife at Risk: Growing List of Imperiled Species
860 Canadian wildlife species at risk and counting As the list of imperiled wildlife species in Canada continues to grow, the urgency for conservation efforts...
Amiga computers online before the internet
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Before websites and the internet, the Amiga computer 'Megadisc' magazine on a 3.5 inch, 880 kilobyte floppy disk was sold by mail order and...
Gas Leaks … documentary by Four Corners, ABC Australia
This documentary shows how the two biggest CSG projects in Australia's history were rail-roaded past the environmental impact assessment process without any consideration of...
A quick update on the Julian Assange story
Julian Assange is an Australian journalist, computer programmer, and founder of WikiLeaks, a non-profit organization that gained international prominence for its role in publishing...
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Australian Politics
Environmental Breaches in NT Fracking Projects Exposed
Empire Energy reported breaches of NT Environmental protocols Community groups in the Northern Territory are urging Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek to urgently apply the water trigger to fracking projects in the Beetaloo Basin. This call to...
Earth Care
AI driving a sustainable fashion industry
The fashion industry, one of the largest and most influential sectors globally, is at a crossroads. With its enormous environmental footprint, there is an urgent need for sustainable transformation. Recent research and technological advancements highlight how...
Australian Politics
Another toxic leak from decrepit Bass Strait Esso platforms
A new toxic chemical spill in Bass Strait has raised alarms about Esso's ability to manage its aging oil and gas platforms, with the incident only coming to light after questions from Greens Senator Peter...
Country Living
Growing Herbs in Containers on Apartment Balconies
Living in an apartment doesn't mean you have to give up on the joys of gardening. Growing herbs in containers on your balcony can be a delightful and rewarding experience. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or...
Art Galleries & Museums
Shaun Gladwell’s Archibald Prize Portrait of Julian Assange
The 2024 Archibald Prize, Australia’s most prestigious portrait award, has once again ignited conversations and sparked debates with its eclectic mix of subjects and styles. Among the notable entries, Shaun Gladwell’s portrait of Julian Assange...
Australian Politics
Victoria’s Offshore Gas Drilling Approval Condemned
In a move that has sparked widespread outrage, the Victorian government has approved Beach Energy's new offshore gas drilling project near Port Campbell, close to the iconic Twelve Apostles. The decision has been met with...
Australian Politics
Beetaloo Basin fracking gas approval sparks outrage
The Northern Territory government's approval of gas company Tamboran’s Environment Management Plan for fracking in the Beetaloo Basin has sparked widespread concern and outrage. This decision has drawn sharp criticism from doctors, First Nations people, environmentalists,...
Living & Culture
Is Travel Insurance Worth It?
Travel insurance is a safeguard against the unexpected events that can occur during a trip, providing peace of mind and financial protection. At its core, travel insurance covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, flight...
Australian Politics
UN Secretary-General Calls for Fossil Fuel Advertising Ban
Antonio Guterres calls for a global ban on fossil fuel advertising In a powerful speech in New York, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for a global ban on fossil fuel advertising, likening the need for...
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The French Job: Canberra’s Multi-Million-Dollar Antiques Heist
French Gang Flew to Australia for $10m Luxury Heist It’s not every day Canberra finds itself cast in a plot worthy of Lupin, but October...
Lawn Bowls at Auckland Commonwealth Games 1990
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The 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games lawn bowls competitions featured three main events: singles, pairs, and fours. Rob Parrella took home gold in the lawn...
Australian Climate Case in Torres Strait to force government action
Hearings for the potentially game changing Australian Climate Case are taking place on Country in the Torres Strait (Zenadth Kes) from Monday 5 June...
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...
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...