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  • NEWS FEATURE: What lies beneath

    NEWS FEATURE: What lies beneath

    When Di Wilcox works with teenage girls, she asks them to close their eyes and put their hand up if they have ever hated themselves…

  • PROFILE: Dale Maccant, sharing tatts tales

    PROFILE: Dale Maccant, sharing tatts tales

    Keilor Park writer and publisher Dale Maccanti is out to show there’s more to tatts than just anchors and sleeves. Maccanti can’t recall when he…

  • MY SHOUT: We have strange priorities

    MY SHOUT: We have strange priorities

    I tire of our politicians boasting about Melbourne topping global liveability surveys while filling the joint with apartment blocks and freeways. When I lived overseas…

  • INTERVIEW: Jana Pittman, straight up

    INTERVIEW: Jana Pittman, straight up

    Jana Pittman does everything straight ahead. It was true for her hurdling and running career – she was twice world champion in the 400-metre hurdles…

  • NEWS FEATURE: Blue King Brown

    NEWS FEATURE: Blue King Brown

    The two key players behind urban roots outfit Blue King Brown found their feet on the streets of Byron Bay. “It’s a beautiful place and…

  • QUE SERA: What will be with 3D

    QUE SERA: What will be with 3D

    Being passed bodily among a group of strangers, I’m starting to feel a little self-conscious and quite glad I wore leggings under that skirt. “Do…

  • ARTS: Playing up big-time in the ‘burbs

    ARTS: Playing up big-time in the ‘burbs

    “Desperately seeking six male singers for a Bayswater audition,” says SLAMS Music Theatre Company on a Melbourne website for amateur actors. Audition hopefuls who can…

  • NEWS FEATURE: The allure of steampunk

    NEWS FEATURE: The allure of steampunk

    If any ghosts are lurking in the Spotswood Pumping Station, they probably aren’t batting an eyelid as Keira Hudson enters the cavernous space. The fashion…

  • PROFILE: Artist John Kelly off to Antarctica

    PROFILE: Artist John Kelly off to Antarctica

    If not for John Kelly’s mother buying a particular brand of milk in 1982, the Sunshine-raised artist probably wouldn’t be making his way to Antarctica…

  • MY SHOUT: Treat teachers with respect

    MY SHOUT: Treat teachers with respect

    The idea of fast-tracking ‘high-achievers’ into the teaching profession to attract a better calibre of teachers has been raised again. Not only has this idea…

  • MELBOURNE CUP: Just another day for ‘Patto’

    MELBOURNE CUP: Just another day for ‘Patto’

    Milestones mean diddly squat to Flemington’s straight- shooting clerk of the course, John ‘Patto’ Patterson. The enduring racetrack figure hardly bats an eye when told…

  • MELBOURNE CUP: Another day at the races for ‘Patto’

    MELBOURNE CUP: Another day at the races for ‘Patto’

    Milestones mean diddly squat to Flemington’s straight- shooting clerk of the course, John ‘Patto’ Patterson. The enduring racetrack figure hardly bats an eye when told…

  • PROFILE: Nicole Trunfio, Australian supermodel

    PROFILE: Nicole Trunfio, Australian supermodel

    Nicole Trunfio moved to New York at 16 to pursue a modelling career, leaving dirt bikes and small country town living in Merredin, Western Australia.…

  • INTERVIEW: Lorraine Elliott, ACMI president

    INTERVIEW: Lorraine Elliott, ACMI president

    In her very stylish Richmond home, Lorraine Elliott is telling some great stories about some fascinating people. One of them is her first husband, John…

  • NEWS SPECIAL: A call to help

    NEWS SPECIAL: A call to help

    Each morning Marshall Tuck wakes early, exercises while listening to a podcast of Australian news, then drives 20 minutes from Duhok to his workplace –…

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