endangered
Australia’s beautiful native plants are disappearing and people, pests and introduced species are to blame.
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Category: PHOTOGRAPHY
City 2 Surf run goes virtual
After Sydney’s iconic 14km ‘City 2 Surf’ run was cancelled over coronavirus fears, organisers had to turn to more innovative measures.
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World Press Photo Exhibition inspires viewers in unprecedented times
The globe’s best photojournalists are recognised in this year’s World Press Photo Exhibition, currently in Sydney. Lucinda Garbutt-Young found out why the exhibit is so striking, and what it means for the future of creative journalism.
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Bustling crowds at Bondi ignore social distancing
As the long weekend hotted up, crowds visited Bondi Beach in droves. But the danger wasn’t in the water.
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PHOTO GALLERY: masks of the city
Masks are bringing a splash of colour to Sydney’s streets, where those not wearing one, stand out.
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Red to black to green: a fresh challenge as colour returns to Kangaroo Valley
Mark Kriedemann documents Kangaroo Valley’s transformation from blackened earth to green-again forest – to its latest challenge, COVID-19.
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Tourism turmoil in the Snowies
First, bushfires kept people away from the Snowy Mountains, then COVID-19. It’s been a particularly brutal year for those who rely on tourism.
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Photo Series: Sydney’s streets surge again
In his latest photographic series for Central News, Mark Kriedemann captures a city finally on the move.
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