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Plantation Forestry in Australia: Barriers and Opportunities
Plantation Forestry in Australia: Barriers to Entry and Opportunities for Growth Plantation forestry has long been a critical component of Australia’s forestry sector, contributing to the economy, supporting biodiversity, and providing sustainable timber resources. However, while the benefits of plantation forestry are...
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Cheaper Groceries, Stronger Communities with Box Divvy
How Sharing Groceries is Bringing Back the Neighbourhood Once upon a time, groceries came with a smile and a chat, not a barcode and a beep. Neighbours swapped recipes as easily as they swapped zucchinis, and the corner shop was as much...
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Mistake State Forest: A Battle for Preservation
Mistake State Forest is a habitat for many endangered species, including the Greater Glider and the iconic Koala, making its preservation critical for biodiversity conservation. Mistake State Forest, near Coffs Harbour on the Mid-North Coast, New South Wales, is characterized by its...
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National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC)
30 November 2022 - The Australian Government passed long awaited legislation to establish a powerful, transparent and independent National Anti-Corruption Commission. The Australian Labor Party won government in 2022 with the key election promise to restore integrity, honesty and accountability to...
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Counting the Cost of an Outdated Shark Control Program
Shark Nets Under Fire: Queensland’s Outdated Control Program On the sunlit shores of Queensland, a dark reality lurks beneath the waves. Conservation groups have launched a new initiative to hold the Queensland Government accountable for the staggering toll its Shark Control Program...
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Sacré-Cœur Basilica: A Testament to Parisian Splendor
In the heart of Paris, where the streets weave stories of history and romance, stands a majestic architectural marvel, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Perched atop the Butte Montmartre, the highest point in the city, this gleaming white basilica commands attention, its domes...
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The Illegal Ivory Trade: A Crisis of Conservation and Crime
The illegal ivory trade is one of the most pressing issues in wildlife conservation, a shadowy industry that has driven several species to the brink of extinction while funding organized crime and corruption across the globe. Despite international bans and widespread...
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Fracking for gas in the Northern Territory
The Honourable Justice Rachel Ann Pepper, the Chair of the NT Fracking Inquiry, "emphasised that it was not the role of the Inquiry to recommend whether or not the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing in the Northern Territory be lifted." “Today the Inquiry delivered its Final...
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Fracking Planned in Kimberley, Western Australia
The first fracking proposal for the Western Australia since the state lifted its moratorium has been referred to the Federal Government, sparking outrage from community groups....
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Finally, U.S Justice Dept story about $332.4 million is a REAL Nigerian scam
United States Repatriates Over $20 Million in Assets Stolen by Former Nigerian Dictator Department of JusticeOffice of Public AffairsNovember 17, 2022 The Department of Justice announced today that...
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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...
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Luxurious Elegance: Hermés Handbags
When it comes to the world of fashion and luxury, Hermes is a name that stands out. Renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship, timeless design,...
What is Greenwashing and How to spot it
Greenwashing is a deceptive marketing or public relations practice in which a company or organization falsely presents itself as environmentally responsible or eco-friendly, often...
Who Protects Our Drinking Water From The Gas Industry?
This page examines the Australian federal government and each state's efforts to regulate and monitor the onshore gas industry. The Australian Drinking Water Guidelines constantly evolves The Australian...
Exploring the Mystic Parallax of Awol Erizku
Art enthusiasts, mark your calendars! From May 25 to October 13, 2024, the Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas, will host a captivating exhibition: Awol Erizku:...
A damned fine cup of coffee in Paris – Bar L’Entrepot’s
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Looking for a decent coffee in Paris is a regular topic in many expatriate groups, so when you find a good barista in France,...
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Open Invitation to come see endangered Greater Gliders
Dear Minister Sharpe, Minister Moriarty, and Mr. Minns, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to extend a heartfelt invitation to each of you to join us for an illuminating experience amidst the...
Australian Politics
Australian Government’s Future Gas Strategy
The Albanese Government has released the much-anticipated Future Gas Strategy, a pivotal moment for those concerned about the environmental repercussions of fossil fuel consumption. While the strategy addresses crucial aspects of energy supply, certain aspects...
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Is the Paris train crash photo real?
On October 22, 1895, a chilling incident shook the heart of Paris, leaving an indelible mark on railway history. The Montparnasse derailment, as it came to be known, remains one of the most iconic and...
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Government’s Gas Strategy Challenges NSW Net Zero Goals
In a move that could have profound implications for New South Wales' (NSW) ambitious net-zero targets, the Federal Government recently unveiled plans to extend gas extraction well beyond 2050. This decision has drawn sharp criticism...
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Green Energy Revolution: How to Save $50 Trillion
In the quest for a sustainable future, financing the transition to green energy is paramount. Deloitte's latest report, "Financing the Green Energy Transition," unveils insights into how innovative financing mechanisms can slash the cost of...
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The copyright of Vivian Maier’s street photography
Vivian Maier was a clandestine photographer, residing and laboring in Chicago during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s primarily as a nanny in affluent suburbs. With no immediate family and a quiet passing in 2009, her...
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Master of Photography reading list
Here's a curated reading list for a Masters of Photography, compiled by a 50 year career professional photographer covering photojournalism and street photography, fashion and portraiture, and fine art and academic photography books. We may...
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Environmental Journalists Face Rising Threats
On World Press Freedom Day, UNESCO unveiled a startling revelation: environmental journalists are under siege like never before. The release of their report, "Press and Planet in Danger," shed light on a disturbing trend of...
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Illegal Logging in Styx River State Forest Must Stop
In the heart of the Northern Tablelands lies the majestic Styx River State Forest, a haven of biodiversity and natural splendor. Yet, this pristine wilderness is under threat from the relentless advance of logging activities....
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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...
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...
Chasing the Elusive “Lede” and the Ghost of Lead
Should journalists use "lede" or "lead"? It was sometime around 2 a.m. in the newsroom, the witching hour when even the most seasoned editors get...
Farmers threatened with gas exploration on critical agricultural land
1 Febuary 2023 - Farmers and communities in the Gunnedah Basin and Liverpool Plains have again had to resort to blockade roads to protect...
PR firms are spreading climate misinformation. Can we stop them?
PR firms are spreading climate misinformation on behalf of fossil fuel companies. Could Australia stop them? Have you heard offshore windfarms kill whales? (They don’t.)...