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Rediscovering Australia's Golden Age: The Lost Photographic Treasures of PIX Magazine

PIX Magazine's Lost Photos of 20th Century Australia

Step back in time through a stunning visual journey as PIX Magazine's vintage photographs reveal the untold stories of 20th century Australia, from bustling cities to remote outback communities.

Britain Ranks Among World's Least Nature-Connected Nations, Study Reveals

Britain: One of World's Least Nature-Connected Nations

Shocking new research shows the UK has one of the weakest relationships with nature globally, while Nepal tops the chart for nature connection. Discover why urban living and modern lifestyles are creating a nature deficit nation.

Frankenstein Trees: The Radical New Conservation Method Breathing Life Into Dead Wood

Frankenstein Trees: Radical Conservation Method

Groundbreaking conservation experiment sees scientists bolting together dead trees to create artificial wildlife habitats, revolutionising woodland management across the UK.

Australia in Focus: October's Most Spectacular Photos Capture Diwali Magic and Rare Platypus Sightings

Australia's October: Diwali, Trains & Platypus Photos

From Melbourne's vibrant Diwali celebrations to intimate platypus encounters and striking urban landscapes, explore Australia's most captivating moments through October's award-winning photography.

Lost Lo-Fi Tapes: The Astonishing Discovery of an Australian Nun's Secret Music Career

Lost Lo-Fi Tapes of Australian Nun Discovered

Decades after they were recorded, the hauntingly beautiful lo-fi pop songs of Sister Irene O'Connor have been unearthed, revealing a hidden musical talent from an unlikely source.

Sunken Ships Become Thriving Havens: How Shipwrecks Are Revolutionising UK Marine Recovery

Shipwrecks Become Marine Havens in UK Waters

Marine scientists discover artificial reefs created from historic shipwrecks are dramatically boosting fish populations and biodiversity around Britain's coastline in groundbreaking conservation effort.

Former Treasury Boss Ken Henry Slams Labor's 'Watered-Down' Nature Laws as 'Worthless'

Ken Henry: Labor's nature laws "worthless" without changes

Exclusive: Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry delivers scathing critique of Labor's environmental reforms, warning exemptions could render new nature protection laws completely ineffective without urgent ministerial intervention.

The 'Luxury Lizard' Effect: How Wealthy Suburbs Are Creating Urban Wildlife Havens

Wealthy suburbs creating urban wildlife havens

Groundbreaking research reveals affluent neighbourhoods are unintentionally creating biodiversity hotspots, with wealthier areas supporting significantly more plants and wildlife than poorer communities.

Tony Popovic Appointed Socceroos Head Coach: 'No Limits' Philosophy to Transform Australian Football

Tony Popovic appointed Socceroos head coach

Former Perth Glory manager Tony Popovic takes charge of Australia's national team with ambitious vision to elevate the Socceroos to new heights on global stage.

Prime Minister's Rock Star Appeal Faces Crucial Test as Economic Pressures Mount

PM's popularity tested by economic anxieties

New polling data reveals the Australian Prime Minister is riding high on personal popularity, but voter concerns about the economy and cost of living threaten to undermine his government's momentum.

Phar Lap's Electro-Swing Revolution: A Dazzling Reinvention of Musical Theatre

Phar Lap Electro-Swing Musical Review

Sydney's Hayes Theatre delivers an electrifying jolt to musical conventions with Phar Lap, an audacious electro-swing production that reimagines Australia's legendary racehorse through pulsating beats and roaring twenties glamour.

Australia's Budget Crisis: Treasurer's Dire Warning as Deficit Balloons to $140 Billion

Australia's $140bn Budget Deficit Crisis Revealed

Exclusive analysis reveals Australia's budget deficit has surged to a staggering $140 billion, prompting urgent warnings from Treasurer Andrew Leigh about the nation's fiscal future and the tough decisions ahead.

South London Council Defends 'No Mow May' Policy Amidst Resident Complaints

London council defends 'No Mow May' amid complaints

A South London council stands by its controversial decision to let grass grow wild during May, sparking debate between environmental benefits and resident concerns about neighbourhood appearance.

RBA Holds Firm: Interest Rate Cuts Off the Table Amid Economic Pressures

RBA Rules Out Interest Rate Cuts

The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes for interest rate relief, revealing it was 'always looking for an excuse' to maintain current settings as inflation concerns persist.

Liberal MP Matt Kean Delivers Stunning Rebuke Over Coalition's Environmental Law Rollback

Matt Kean rebukes Coalition's environment law rollback

In a dramatic break from party ranks, prominent Liberal MP Matt Kean has condemned his own coalition's proposed environmental laws, warning they threaten Australia's natural heritage and economic future.

NDIS Funding Crisis: Disabled Australians Trapped in Hospital Beds as Support Dries Up

NDIS Cuts Trap Disabled Australians in Hospitals

Vulnerable Australians with disabilities are becoming trapped in hospital wards for months due to severe NDIS funding cuts, creating a growing healthcare crisis and leaving families in despair.

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