
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 […]
SUE Duncan was born on Tamborine Mountain. Apart from living in Brisbane for five years at the age of just 15 when she left home to continue her education and find work, she has spent […]
Despite running an international company with headquarters in Melbourne, James Bartle’s heart is deeply held on Tamborine Mountain. The founder of Outland Denim is a fifth-generation local and after growing up in Longreach and spending […]
For Marcus McKay becoming a chef when he finished school was a chance to explore the world. And that’s exactly what he’s done. “I have lived and worked in France, Japan, Vanuatu and Thailand,” he […]
Sammy the long-haired Chihuahua is sweet and friendly and full of enthusiasm. Unfortunately, says Laura McConnell, none of Sammy’s enthusiasm is for education, with him earning a ‘participation’ award at puppy school. Sammy four years, […]
Velvet Worm – Peripatopsidae sp, Palm Grove National Park. This standout creature was filmed seven years ago. It remains the one and only velvet worm I have encountered. I didn’t know what I was looking at, but […]
Rich history reignited by couple’s vision WHEN Emma McKenzie and her partner Tegan decided to get married in 2018 it was a sensible decision for them to stage the ceremony in the old Providence Farm […]
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