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Pin Point. Photo Rod Poole (the finalist photo cannot yet be made public). Lismore-based photographer R J Poole is one of eighty finalists from over 3,000 entries in this year’s Living Memory: National Photographic Portrait Prize. The Portrait Prize is one of Australia’s premier art events and will be shown at the National Portrait Gallery in King Edward Terrace in Canberra from July 31 until November 7, 2021. Mr Poole told The Echo he was honoured to be a finalist. This is the first time he’s entered the competition. ‘There so many artists doing so many things, that being seen or h...

The broader context and what we have taken away. so, heather connelly, she's the svp for europe and eurasia, and i'm sure you know each other at cis. and she wrote about how 75 years later, we're at risk of carelessly tossing away the rich inheritance made by these men by damaging institutions like nato and the eu that were created to make war materially impossible in europe and by remaining silent or even enabeling fascist forces as they return to europe. as we're watching these images, you know, it's hard not to think that the fabric of this is being torn apart, just as these veterans, you k...

It is -- go ahead. heather: i was going to say in terms of afghanistan i was talking about this a couple days ago, i am surprised we don't hear more about it as the main topic going into the midterm election. >> reporter: a great point. 17 years later we remain at war there and quickly realize the taliban and harboring al qaeda that created the atmosphere in which these attacks happened, always an honor to have this assignment to remember that, remember the high school graduates have no living memory themselves the what happened on 9/11. it is our job to reminder regeneration of the threat fro...

As the region's living memory. it's now been thirty years since the last worker clocked out. and it's hard to imagine that this place was once filled with noise and heat. over the years nature has reclaimed the complex. a dense forest has emerged without human intervention. that's all fine coal mine has become much more than an industrial monument. it's a recreation area for the people of s. . if your rifle is in by train you get out in the middle of the pedestrian precinct its name is known for its hundreds of store. the city center is an open air

That they will create the future. it's so stupid. >> tucker: tucker, that's not a reflection of the past -- the past still exists. they will move it indoors, like i said, with the confederate statues. >> tucker: nobody is actually offended by this. >> tucker: that's not true. there is a native american community 20 miles south of this town that said that they don't like seeing this statue. >> tucker: we will talk to one of them tomorrow. i try to respect people's opinions. but taking down the statue will not improve the life of a single person in that community, as you know. let me ask you thi...