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Old-school news snappers' photos on display | Canberra CityNews

Based around the acquisition of 3560 silver gelatin photographic prints, “Capturing Canberra: CMAG’s Press Photography” is the first time these photos have gone on display – 139 in all, drawn from 1913-1994, before the digital era.

If Only the ABC Had a Real Editor-in-Chief – Quadrant Online

Journalist Robert Milliken dies

Robert Milliken looked at his own country in more and more depth, never intruding himself into the foreground.

'Barry, Edna, Sir Les: you lived many lives and brightened millions more. We'll miss you all'

By Mick Le MoignanBARRY Humphries, who died in Sydney on Saturday at 89, was our brightest star, the most brilliant, original entertainer Australia has produced.Humphries was uniquely gifted, writing his own material, creating his own larger-than-lif.

The Ambassador & the Hit List

After the recent death of veteran Australian diplomat Richard Woolcott, Peter Job says the historical record leaves him an unquiet grave. By Peter Job Declassified Australia An outpouring of tributes has followed the death, at the age of 95, of former Australian diplomat Richard Woolcott.