
ANGIE Varnam’s life has been filled with fashion, photography and fun. In her younger years she developed a love of photography and from her dark room at home she produced incredible photos of rock and […]
SINCE getting his first push bike and disappearing all day with the other local boys into the forests around Clophill in England, adventure has coursed through Howard Rogers’ veins. Moving to New Zealand to study […]
AS THE rain pelted down and the winds roared, Pastor David Mugridge had only the thoughts of the community on his mind and how best to serve his community in need. Thanks to members of […]
Leeton Lee is a Thungutti Bundjalung Mualgal man. He’s spent years learning about his indigenous culture and is now on a mission to ensure this knowledge is passed on to future generations. “It’s a bad […]
AT 86-years-old Marj Simonsen has no plans to slow down. Behind the front door of her picture-perfect cottage, Maison des Fleurs, is a light-filled home alive with her vibrant artworks, felting and plants. “My artwork […]
It is normal for dogs to respond to other dogs when crossing paths out walking. Reactions vary from indifference, calm observance, some excitement, to an uncontrollable change in the dog’s behaviour. In that highly emotional […]
Jelly Fungus – Dacryopinax spathularia, roadside, Eagle Heights. The fungus was one of at least five species growing on a tree stump I photographed following a morning walk three weeks ago. It had suddenly sprung to life […]
The original plasma screen televisions had a nasty weakness known as image retention or ‘burn in’. When the TV was paused on the same image for a long period of time the image would burn […]
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