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Media as resistance: Disrupting and shifting power.

A PhD dissertation written about a single tweet by @1earthmedia that generated dozens of retweets, mainstream media stories & discussion in Qld Parliament, resulting in Police cars removing Santos sponsorship.

Photographer Paul Dubotzki in Australia’s WWI Internment Camps

In the annals of history, amidst the tumult of World War I, one man's journey through the lens would not only document the human spirit but also unveil the resilience and creativity born within the confines of internment. This is the remarkable...

Aquaculture: Towards Sustainable Seafood Production

Aquaculture: A Modern Solution for Sustainable Seafood Production Aquaculture, also known as fish farming, is the practice of cultivating aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and aquatic plants under controlled conditions. This method of food production has grown significantly in recent decades,...

Logging burns conceal industrial pollution in the name of ‘community safety’

In 2018, Melbourne and large areas of Central Victoria, experienced days of smoke haze and poor air quality warnings as a result of planned burns. It’s a regular event occurring every autumn. This smoke has been reported by both government and media outlets as...

Solving Energy Poverty: Renewable Energy or Coal

Energy poverty refers to the lack of access to modern energy services, which can severely impact quality of life, economic development, and health. Addressing energy poverty involves providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy to underserved communities. (adsbygoogle...

Hasselblad Data Camera on the moon

Astronauts used the world-renowned Hasselblad camera on the moon. The name Hasselblad is synonymous with exceptional quality in the world of photography, but its legacy extends far beyond Earth. The Swedish camera manufacturer has an out-of-this-world reputation, quite literally, thanks to...

The Story of the Goggomobil: A Tiny Car with a Big Heart

The Story of the Goggomobil: A Tiny Car with a Big Heart In the world of classic cars, few vehicles have as much personality packed into such a small frame as the Goggomobil. This diminutive German microcar, born in the post-war era,...

Bulga State Forest logging and protests in NSW

Locals banded together to form Save Bulga Forest earlier in 2023, pressuring Forestry Corporation to halt logging until after the state election. Forestry Corp moved their logging operation to the nearby Yarratt State Forest. The resumption of logging in Bulga State Forest...

Independent’s Forest Pledge to End Native Forest Logging

Dr. Sophie Scamps Forest Pledge to End Native Forest Logging A growing movement among federal politicians, particularly independent representatives Dr. Sophie Scamps and the Climate 200 independents,...

Bisque Dolls from childhood playthings to prized collectible

For more than 150 years, bisque dolls have been dressed in finery, sitting down to tea with their friends and loved ones. Now highly collectible, bisque...

Wellness Retreat Myth – 15 Minutes Walk or a Week in Bali?

Why 15 Minutes Walk Beats a Week in Bali: ASICS Unpacks the Myth of Wellness Holidays We are flocking to wellness retreats in record numbers—bookings jumped an...

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Francesca Albanese Bearing Witness Even When the World Sleeps

New Book by Francesca Albanese — When the World Sleeps There are jobs that come with prestige, and there are jobs that come with consequences....

What to look for in collecting Native American Blankets

Native American blankets are a significant and culturally rich aspect of Native American art and heritage. These blankets are often handmade and reflect the...

Meet the Frackers: Schlumberger aka SLB

Schlumberger Limited is an oilfield services company based in Houston, Texas that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Euronext Paris, the London...

Podunk Weekly Bugle Vol.1 No.2 – Magical Mood Making Machine

Podunk, a town too small for ambition but too stubborn to vanish Somehow, the Podunk Weekly Bugle has survived into its second week of publication....

Tasmania should end native forest logging

Federal MPs, an Olympic champion and acclaimed authors are among dozens of high-profile names urging the Tasmanian government to end to native forest logging...

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George Barbier: Reviving the Elegance of Art Nouveau

In the tumultuous artistic landscape of the early 20th century, one movement stood out for its ornate elegance and graceful curves: Art Nouveau. At the forefront of this captivating style was George Barbier, a visionary...

The Paris Commune: Echoes of Revolution in Belleville

In the annals of history, few events have stirred the passions of the proletariat and challenged the status quo quite like the Paris Commune of 1871. Born out of the ashes of the Franco-Prussian War,...

Tasmanians want an end to native forest logging

Ahead of the Tasmanian election on 23 March, 2024, fifty-seven candidates from independent and minor parties in all five electorates have endorsed Sophie Scamps MP's Forest Pledge, laying the groundwork for the upcoming parliament to...

Who owns photographs posted on social media?

The ownership of images on social media can be a bit complex and is often governed by the terms of service of the particular social media platform. In general, when you upload images to social...

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...

The Kiss in Times Square photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt

"The Kiss" photograph, captured by Alfred Eisenstaedt, is one of the most iconic images in the history of photography. Taken on August 14, 1945, known as V-J Day, the day Japan surrendered to the United...

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 Tomato Taste Test, a distinguished panel of gardening luminaries and culinary...

Andre Kertesz, a pioneer of street & fine art photography

Who was Andre Kertesz? André Kertész (1894–1985) was a Hungarian-born photographer known for his significant contributions to the field of photography, particularly in the areas of street photography and fine art photography. Kertész is an important photographer...

Kathy Lette, Gabrielle Carey and Puberty Blues

Sadly, Gabrielle Carey died on 4 May 2023. I was just about to publish this story about Kathy Lette and Gabrielle Carey growing up in The Shire, and wasn't expecting this to be her obituary...

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Barbie® plastic-free MyCelia™ EcoWarrior climate activist

EXCLUSIVE: Mattel Australia will soon release an Aussie line to complement their Julia Bishop™ Barbie®. Bulga Glider Barbie® and Newry Gnome Barbie® featuring forestry protesters standing up for the native timber forests and endangered animals who live within.

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....

Hunter S. Thompson’s elk heart prank on Jack Nicholson

Fear And Loathing At Jack Nicholson’s House … The Loneliest Place In The World When Hunter S. Thompson set out to Jack Nicholson's house near...

Sebastião Salgado lens on Humanity’s Struggle and Resilience

Photography has the power to transcend boundaries, evoke emotions, and tell stories that words alone cannot convey. In the realm of documentary photography, one...

Vegetarian Book Review: The Yearlong Pantry by Erin Alderson

Cook Book Review: The Yearlong Pantry by Erin Alderson Erin Alderson's The Yearlong Pantry is a vibrant and innovative guide for anyone looking to breathe...

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