Princetown: History and Sport
Princetown is a small coastal village 14 kilometres east of Port Campbell south western Victoria, located on the Great Ocean Road. Its original general store, was also a post office and for many years...
View ArticleRestoring the Dignity of Melbourne’s Eldery Homeless
Walking through the streets of Melbourne it’s easy to be caught up in the busy strides of needing to be somewhere. So much so, we become unaware of the desensitisation we have developed to seeing the...
View ArticleIn Pictures: The old and new of Footscray
The unique cultural hub of Footscray is the latest inner-city suburb to undergo gentrification. In the past, Footscray has been a melting pot for newly arrived migrants and generations of bleeding...
View ArticleRetrospect: The man behind the camera
Tim’s father died when he was 26 on an overseas trip. In his later years, Tim spent time trying to figure out what kind of man his father was and what influence he had on forming the man Tim would...
View ArticleFinally
Imagine a wonderfully relaxing family holiday in a houseboat on Lake Eildon back in the early 1980’s. Two families together, two mums enjoying the chance to relax, cousins relishing shared adventures...
View Article25 years of providing hope
Fight Cancer Foundation was formed in 1989 as the Bone Marrow Donor Institute by a small group of people with the mission of establishing a bone marrow donor registry in Australia. This group’s mission...
View ArticleThe Joy of Family
Family is those who are close and loving. I am an adoptee and I’ve always known that. My parents were quite open about it, within the family anyway. It was in an era when it was still a bit of a...
View ArticleBiota Street
I remember the first time I got my hair cut. It was the old male standard – short back and sides – and I was nine years old at the time. My family and I were living in the worker’s paradise of Inala in...
View ArticleThe Power of Music
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela 1918-2013. My life journey to Melbourne from Johannesburg resolved at 9pm on the 15th of December 2013. The band stopped to allow a minute of silence as our Madiba was buried,...
View ArticleMastering Tai Chi
When I came to Australia to do my masters degree in sports psychology, tai chi was already taking off. I moved here partly due to my study, but also because my martial arts teacher told me there was a...
View ArticleA Passion for Dance
Caterina Panay-Kuljis moved from Sydney to Melbourne in 1988 to introduce the dance style, Ceroc, to the state. She remains passionate about the style that she brought here all those years ago. “I saw...
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