A quarterly magazine in newspaper
format for the Latrobe Valley & Gippsland
A fascination with birds has been a seam running through Martin King's work since the very beginning to now.
A poem by Kaitlyn Francis on suburbia and the hills of home.
The School for Tourists seeks to promote forms of tourism that contribute and forge better relationships between visitors and visited.
Island life has worked its magic and the new, relaxed setting has proven to be a creative catalyst for accomplished...
Community not only lifts people up but it also gives direction and it puts the wind in your sails.
Vera Möller is a mixed-media artist who current has an exhibition 'A Thousand Tides' at Bunjil Place
“Clothes make the [wo]man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.”
Theatre-maker, Declan Greene is toiling away at shaping the stories that will make the Australian theatre industry more vibrant.
Nineteen-year-old fine artist, Emma Hearnes is championing the creative youth of this region for their unique & valuable perspective.
Self-taught artist, Grace Ware's project - Gippslandian Women - kicks down the stigmas around feminism, women’s health & safety.
Grace Ware's shaking things up with her multi-faceted practice that includes prints, textiles, sculpture & performance.
Author, Alice Robinson explores the challenging quandry - climate change and the choice to have children.
A photog wrote, "...that’s the beauty of Gippsland; no matter life’s turbulence, Gippsland’s beauty is constant and reliable" - we...
Take a glimpse of what it’s like to be two or three years old again, as we hand the photography...
As one chapter closes… Here we are, two years and eight columns later. It’s the time my dear readers. I’m...
Adventurous photographer and filmographer, Hayden Pedersen on how adventure, storytelling and community have built his career.