Consider the Clothesline not only recognises clotheslines – it showcases them, contemplates them and celebrates them. It drags them from the back blocks to centre stage, to take their rightful place in the sun.

The call for entries for The William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize is open to all emerging and established photographers, and offers a prize of $25,000. The deadline is 5pm, Wednesday, 1 June.

Keen to learn exactly who all the winners, runners-up, and finalists are in Australia's Top Emerging Photographers 2016? Click this link for a full listing and web links to all the amazing judges and those that placed 1st and 2nd.

The perfect example of where one artist simply refuses to acknowledge and respect the work of a fellow artist. And social media not only proved to be the source of the issue, but also what helped highlight it.

In a major win for photographers who operate lightweight drones for commercial use, changes recently announced by Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) means that they will no longer need to obtain a number of regulatory approvals.

Winners across the four categories at the annual Head On Photo Festival awards have recently been announced in Sydney.

The winner of the Documentary/Photojournalism category and runner-up in the Portrait category has been named the overall winner, Australia's Top Emerging Photographer 2016. The winner of the Student category is the overall runner-up.

American photographer, Bryan Denton, has been chosen to receive the annual Getty Images and Chris Hondros Fund award - a grant of US$20,000 to support his ongoing documentary photography work

A landscape photographer from South Hobart has been named overall winner at the 2016 AIPP Tasmanian EPSON Professional Photography Awards. He was also named the 2016 AIPP Tasmanian Landscape Photographer of the Year.

The Lost Rolls, is the multimedia exhibition renowned photojournalist Ron Haviv is bringing to Australia for Head On, and is one of the highlights of the month-long photography festival being held in Sydney from 29 April.

Aimed at emerging photographers, entries for The Pool Collective's annual $10,000 Pool Grant close on 21 April.

An Australian photographer was one of seven other photographers shortlisted in the inaugural Zeiss Photography Award, which attracted a total of 22,000 images submitted by 3,139 photographers from 166 countries.

This retrospective selection of images is of the country where Stephen Dupont has covered everything from civil war and the rise of the Taliban in the 1990s, to the launch of ‟Operation Enduring Freedom” and the ongoing war on terrorism.

Journalistic ethics were again being questioned after a photojournalist was captured deliberately posing a girl for a photo in the aftermath of the Belgian terror attacks.

Malcolm Lightner's first book reveals Florida's beauty; scarred and raw, surrounded by lush, blue sky and restorative greens, and a community unapologetically celebrating their colourful and unique history.

The winners out of a record 230,103 images submitted for the Sony World Photography Awards have now been revealed, including the single best image from an Australian photographer.