How many steps in the Buchan Caves? Don’t Google it, mate. By Geoff Ellis

Meeting old school mates after a 50 year gap prompts some profound questions for Geoff Ellis.

In the midst of a housing crisis, five houses are demolished for one more service station, writes Geoff Ellis.

Geoff Ellis searches for the sweet spot between reality and virtuality.

Don’t be surprised if a bunch of people stop you in the street and ask if they can take your photo.

A note on the rusty handlebar advised "Will start on eighth go". Geoff Ellis gave it a go.

Janet Budge’s extraordinary fabric collages were the unexpected hit of the Woodlands Exhibition, writes Geoff Ellis.

Poetry as therapy? Try it, suggests Geoff Ellis.

​Geoff Ellis finds himself the custodian of things that were built to last.

These days Geoff Ellis’s morning routine starts with a finger prick and ends with toast.

Since the new Wonthaggi hospital opened in December, previously healthy locals seem to have become strangely accident prone.

Amidst the freezing gales of this strange summer, Geoff Ellis has time to reflect on those who came before.

Geoff Ellis celebrates the annual gathering of the comrades under the Wonthaggi mine whistle.

One student turned up for Geoff Ellis’s first photography class. Since then it’s grown into a group with a focus on friendship as much as learning.

Josh Latham has plenty of reasons to get out of bed early these days. Now he’s inviting business leaders to join him for breakfast. Geoff Ellis reports

At last Geoff Ellis finds a use for his father’s collection of mysterious bike tools.

On a visit to Wonthaggi, acclaimed artist Chelle Destefano invites her audience to enter her world of Deaf culture. Geoff Ellis was glad to accept the invitation.

Geoff Ellis’s guide to the wonderful world of pallet fencing, furniture and firewood.