In Toe Pecker, Liz Low has found a friend who knows how to greet and farewell.

Liz Low pays tribute to trees that succumb to the need for a good lie down.

Certain humble objects hold strong memories, writes Liz Low.

An old-fashioned garden favourite reminds Liz Low that gardening is one part science and two parts magic.

​By Liz Low I loved climbing. I think it was about seeing if I could do it, feeling strong and coordinated and then having the reward of being up high and looking around, all by myself. ​THERE was...

A story of love and loss unfolds before Liz Low.

It feels an honour to live up in the tree tops, writes Liz Low

LIZ LOW was privileged to meet one of her fellow creatures in the Cape Paterson sand dunes.

Council engineers have devised an expensive scheme to “mimic” the natural water cycle they are deliberately disrupting, writes Liz Low

Our lives are dominated by metaphorical straight lines: rigid timetables, appointments and deadlines. LIZ LOW argues that a meandering dirt road offers relief.