The thread remains
As local award-winning artists Ken Griffiths and Karin Murphy Ellis face their toughest challenge, art and creativity remain a constant in their lives.
No one volunteers for this
Volunteers are the glue that holds our community together, but Liane Arno cautions that we need to protect them from the occasional tyrant.
Lost in Bunnings
A garden tap, a crowded aisle, and a reminder that our snap judgements are often wrong.
The long road to a rare diagnosis
For years Liane Arno explained away her headaches, joint pain and skeletal changes. Only a chance encounter with a specialist revealed the truth.
For better or worse
Blindsided but undefeated, Matt looks forward to the next chapter in his book of spills. By Liane Arno.
Say that again
Hard of hearing? Then you might need a different kind of smoke alarm. Liane Arno reports.
'The eye of a hawk and the hand of a surgeon'
Noted ceramicist Rob Matheson has been engaged to run a monthly class in Wonthaggi. Liane Arno gets to know the man behind the work.
The Wonthaggi wave
Liane Arno fears the small courtesies are on their way out in a narcissistic age.
Fancy footwork
After a lifetime of dancing, Gay Gibson is still spreading the joy of a good workout for the body and the mind. Liane Arno reports
Surf’s up, Nauru style
In the middle of the Pacific, on a tiny island, Liane Arno meets John Short, a Bass Coast expat making waves.
The good oil
Liane Arno calls in some expert help as she looks forward to the arrival of a community olive press in Wonthaggi.
Here’s to you, Tex
Liane Arno pays tribute to Tex Abrahamson, “a man of few words and no principles whatsoever“.
The coal miner’s daughter
From humble beginnings, Wendy Crellin built a life filled with arts and service to her community
Tutus not required
Tutus not required Liane Arno puts her best food forward at Wendy Crellin’s ballet class for seniors.
Smooth moves
When it comes to Vinyasa yoga, it’s all about the belly button, Amy Wallace explains to Liane Arno.
The thread remains
As local award-winning artists Ken Griffiths and Karin Murphy Ellis face their toughest challenge, art and creativity remain a constant in their lives.
No one volunteers for this
Volunteers are the glue that holds our community together, but Liane Arno cautions that we need to protect them from the occasional tyrant.
Lost in Bunnings
A garden tap, a crowded aisle, and a reminder that our snap judgements are often wrong.
The long road to a rare diagnosis
For years Liane Arno explained away her headaches, joint pain and skeletal changes. Only a chance encounter with a specialist revealed the truth.
For better or worse
Blindsided but undefeated, Matt looks forward to the next chapter in his book of spills. By Liane Arno.
Say that again
Hard of hearing? Then you might need a different kind of smoke alarm. Liane Arno reports.
'The eye of a hawk and the hand of a surgeon'
Noted ceramicist Rob Matheson has been engaged to run a monthly class in Wonthaggi. Liane Arno gets to know the man behind the work.
The Wonthaggi wave
Liane Arno fears the small courtesies are on their way out in a narcissistic age.
Fancy footwork
After a lifetime of dancing, Gay Gibson is still spreading the joy of a good workout for the body and the mind. Liane Arno reports
Surf’s up, Nauru style
In the middle of the Pacific, on a tiny island, Liane Arno meets John Short, a Bass Coast expat making waves.
The good oil
Liane Arno calls in some expert help as she looks forward to the arrival of a community olive press in Wonthaggi.
Here’s to you, Tex
Liane Arno pays tribute to Tex Abrahamson, “a man of few words and no principles whatsoever“.
The coal miner’s daughter
From humble beginnings, Wendy Crellin built a life filled with arts and service to her community
Tutus not required
Tutus not required Liane Arno puts her best food forward at Wendy Crellin’s ballet class for seniors.
Smooth moves
When it comes to Vinyasa yoga, it’s all about the belly button, Amy Wallace explains to Liane Arno.