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Badlands at 50: Why it’s still a killer film

Terrence Malick’s debut was shot half a century ago, but, says Geoffrey Macnab, it remains such a disarming film because it’s light-spirited and playful when you least expect it

The Independent UK

Aboriginal people have spent centuries building in the Darling River. Now there are plans to demolish these important structures

Apart from managing the land, Indigenous people have also managed waterways, including the Murray River and the Darling/Baaka River, for thousands of years.

The Conversation

Fish and chip shop opening on Christmas Day to feed homeless, vulnerable and elderly for free

It is the fourth year that the chip shop has opened its doors to provide free meals on Christmas Day

Wales Online

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Celebrate the festive season and dine in style at Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa!

Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa is ringing in the festive season with an array of epicurean experiences on Thailand’s golden gulf coast.

Bangkok Post

Landscape restoration projects across Europe boosted by $26m awards

The efforts, including restoring grassland in the Georgian steppe, will work in cooperation with local communities to repair biodiversity hotspots

The Guardian - UK

From Lidl’s gold-dusted salmon to Iceland’s toffee crowns: we taste-test the best budget Christmas food

Low-cost supermarkets have gone upmarket, selling fancy scallop gratins and passionfruit panna cottas at tempting prices. But are they any good?

The Guardian - UK

River Murray floods are causing havoc — but there's a silver lining for the environment

Australia is a country of droughts and flooding rains — and that contrast is nowhere more starkly illustrated at the moment than SA's Riverland, where water is seeping into desiccated landscapes for the first time in decades.

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Norway branded 'rogue state' by Irish MEP Colm Markey who is concerned about bid to fish 80,000 tonnes of blue whiting in Irish waters

The Fine Gael rep has accused the Norwegians of 'doing deals' with Russia in relation to fishing quota transfers as they negotiate for 2023

Irish Mirror

Spotting plastic waste from space and counting the fish in the seas: here's how AI can help protect the oceans

You’ve seen the art AI image generators can create, and you may have played with natural language AI chatbots. You’ve benefited from artificial intelligence tools recommending you music and suggesting your next streaming show.

The Conversation

The bars and restaurants that have shut in Swansea in 2022

Unfortunately we've seen a fair few popular businesses close their doors for the last time this year - here's hoping we'll see them return from the ashes in the near future

Wales Online

The quest to catch a steelhead every month on the Chicago lakefront

Danny “Taks” Borgert completed the improbable quest.

Chicago Sun-Times

In El Paso, migrants are sleeping on the streets after thousands crossed the border last weekend

A Nicaraguan fisherman planned to spend the night in a parking garage with other migrants, then a good Samaritan offered him a place to sleep. The city is struggling to handle a sudden influx of migrants that has overwhelmed local resources.

The Texas Tribune

1,500 pounds of dead fish cleared from St. Pete Beach over weekend as Red Tide looms

Dead baitfish dotted the shoreline like seashells and the air reeked of rot Saturday morning on Pass-a-Grille Beach.

Tribune News Service

Discovered in the deep: the viperfish with fangs too big for its mouth

The charismatic deepsea viperfish has teeth which interlock forming a razor-sharp, glassy cage to trap prey

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Review: An exercise in Na'vi gazing, 'Avatar: The Way of Water' will cure your moviegoing blues

In "Avatar: The Way of Water," the director James Cameron pulls you down so deep, and sets you so gently adrift, that at times you don't feel like you're watching a movie so much as floating in one. From time to time he brings you to the bottom of an…

The Guardian - UK

Eels facing population collapse, conservation groups warn

Scientists raise concerns after annual fishing talks for key EU waters ended in quotas above those recommended

Chicago Sun-Times

Perch on the Chicago lakefront and waiting on ice fishing

Perch fishing on the Chicago lakefront leads this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report, otherwise it is waiting on ice (except well to our north, where they are already ice fishing).

Miami Herald

Are you heading to Florida’s Gulf Coast? Beware of red tide affecting several spots

A bloom of the toxic algae known as red tide continued to plague parts of Southwest Florida’s coastline over the past week with fish kills and respiratory irritation.

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Ladder and luck contribute to Navy Pier lake trout catch

Since he was fishing for perch, Les Wooten didn’t bother bringing a net, so he was unprepared when he unexpectedly hooked a big lake trout.

The Guardian - UK

From tomato salad in Spain to pumpkin rice: chefs and writers on the best things they ate in 2022

Riaz Phillips had jollof rice in east London, while Stephen Toman ate fish and chips on the Northern Irish coast – 15 chefs and food writers share their most memorable meal of the year

The Guardian - AU

The ‘silent killer’ of flooding: Murray River fish in dire straits as water quality drops

Scientists fear an ecological disaster is playing out in parts of the river because of ‘alarmingly’ low dissolved oxygen levels

Edinburgh Live

Adored Edinburgh fishmonger retires after working in shop for three decades

Gary Huckle 51, has been working at George Armstrongs on Raeburn Place since 1990, but has now shared that he will be stepping away from the shop that has been a huge part of his life for many years.

The Guardian - AU

A stingray: do they get a little light-headed as they feel the electricity brighten, speed up, then die?

Most venomous creatures store their poison in a gland. Not the stingray, whose venom is in its very tissue

Daily Mirror

Man falls to his death off 800ft mountain while taking photos with his wife

The pair had been hiking near the summit of Mount Willard, New Hampshire, US, when they paused to take some pictures. His wife heard a yell and turned to see her husband falling over the edge of a 800ft cliff

Chicago Sun-Times

A big lake trout, caught on a small shiner, landed by a perch angler ... with much help

Les Wooten caught a big lake trout with a small minnow while perch fishing at Navy Pier Sunday ... with lots of help.

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