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“We had a lot of optimism because things were changing. And, this sounds absurd to say, but I think we felt responsible for that,” Spencer tells AnOther of his new book and exhibition, While You Were Sleeping

The Atlantic Coast Conference settled championships in golf and tennis over the weekend, and the champions had a strong Irish presence. The Wake Fo...

The Royal River watershed in New Gloucester, Pownal, Durham and Auburn "is special in the context of the unknown of the future climate," according to the Royal River Conservation Trust, which is looking for land donations.

A rumour has been building about the increase in popularity of photography vans as photographers let loose and take to the road.

The Redeemer Primary School in Blackburn has kicked off their Platinum Jubilee celebrations with a special service including afternoon tea and…

Luke O’Neill of Kansas State’s men’s golf team produced a personal best 66 to tie for medal honors in the Colleton River Collegiate with Ohio State...

The southern hemisphere’s first fully electric, carbon fibre commuter ferry has successfully completed its inaugural round trip with a Thordon seawater lubricated propeller shaft arrangement supplied by New Zealand’s Henley Engineering. Ika Rere , Mãori for flying fish, joined the East by West fleet in December operating the company’s Wellington to Eastbourne route. Commenting on ...

The southern hemisphere’s first fully electric, carbon fiber commuter ferry has successfully completed its inaugural round…

In the late 1990s, the photographer shot images of dancers at niche London club nights. He reflects on how smartphones have changed the scene, and how his pictures became a book

The president and CEO of NB Power is once again the highest-paid civil servant in New Brunswick. Keith Cronkhi...