Words: April Pressler With Five Expert Marine Scientists – 1 July 2020 The Great Barrier Reef is under very serious threat primarily from global warming, which is causing coral bleaching and affecting coral breeding, acquaculture, water quality and other serious damage. To examine issues facing Reef life and understand the extent of work that is being […]
“Save the Reef Act Now” documentary created by Foreign Correspondents Association Members has been nominated for best documentary at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. The inspiring documentary was produced by Australia Asia Film Group, MCMSTV (Japan), Hollywood Pictures (Shanghai), and Calypso Productions (Australia), and draws attention to one of the most fragile natural wonders […]
The currently-televised ABC TV’s “Operation Buffalo”, is a drama series with some well-known actors in a story that takes place in the remote north-western area of South Australia at Maralinga, mainly at an army base where the British carried out nuclear testing in the 1950s-60s. While this series brings dramatic elements, including love and betrayal, […]
Australia’s fifth largest city, with just over one million residents, is set to become the world’s “idea incubator” through a collaboration with the world’s highest ranking university Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Adelaide, South Australia – recognised for its highly successful Coronavirus suppression campaign – is perfectly positioned to leverage big data to reopen safely […]
Tourism Australia initiative, “LIVE FROM AUSTRALIA” starts today, 16 May 2020, where one can travel around and experience Australia virtually from your couch anywhere in the world. Get ready for the virtual experience, CLICK HERE VIDEO CLICK HERE
Dear FCA Member, Don’t think, I can begin my note on any other subject other than COVID 19 pandemic – an unprecedented disaster that has brought the world almost to a standstill. As of 14 April as per Johns Hopkins University data, there has been nearly 2 million confirmed cases and more than 126,000 deaths […]