A BOY was so inspired by a luxury car, a Rolls Royce, on the esplanade at Dromana in 1914 that…
Browsing: Interviews
IN 2019 and at just 44, Shelley Christie had a headache and kept dropping what she was holding in her…
A SELF-confessed latecomer to hiking, Red Hill artist Michael Leeworthy managed to turn the restrictions of COVID-19 into positives: publishing…
MERRICKS author Megan Rogers is not wasting time when it comes to telling stories, having signed a two-book deal for…
ANYONE looking for free skills training, a sense of purpose and a new bunch of good-hearted friends can look no…
A DECISION to change courses has paid off for Leela Subramaniam who has been named Apprentice of the Year at…
THREE sisters who founded the mental health charity It’s Okay, Not to Be Okay are encouraging people to get involved…
MORNINGTON Peninsula mother-of-three and business woman Julie Fisher ‘s heart-warming and honest book From the Heart of Mums is an…
A COLLABORATION between Boon Wurrung elder N’Arwee’t Professor Carolyn Briggs AM and Balnarring Pre-School has resulted in a third self-published…
NONAGENARIAN Liz Hicklin’s memoir Kiss & Cry was launched on Sunday 26 February at Morven Manor Mornington to a warm…
MERRICKS author Megan Rogers has lived in many places, but says it was moving back to the Mornington Peninsula that…
WORKING remote has become “normal” for many since the onset of the global COVID pandemic. But author Mark T Rasmussen…
A DROMANA filmmaker is on a mission to show women how to “show up for themselves” and accept the way…
MORNINGTON mother of three Jane Ting is using literature to change the way young people think about plastics and the…
MORNINGTON man Alan Girling used his time during COVID lockdowns to make use of his interest in fishing to qualify…
A MURDER on the waters of Port Phillip is the mystery inside a new fiction novel. Death on the Ferry…
TUCKED away on the fringes of suburbia between Mornington and Frankston is a natural wonderland where visitors can see some…
SIXTEEN-year-old Mornington student Laura Kemp has seen first-hand the significant difference that social connections can make to the lives of…
MOUNT Eliza author Gaby Chase (above) has written a coming-of-age story that has an unusual focus on cooking and ambition,…
LIKE many people who are recognised for their services to their community, Sorrento’s Suzanne Janet South said she was both…
EVERY Monday until the end of May, volunteers around the Mornington Peninsula are being asked to search for little black…
HASTINGS author Frances Henke wrote a trilogy over six years from 2013, but when readers finished the third book they…
RED Hill artist Jennifer Riddle has that enviable skill of being able to capture the idiosyncrasies of each landscape, whether…
TUERONG farmer Peter Moran has been called an angel many times in his life, and not just by his adoring…
By Tony Duboudin RETURNING to her home village of Flinders after more than 20 years in Western Australia was the…
IT traces its origins to a mistaken identity and is acknowledged by its maker as being “quite a challenging style”,…
A MORNINGTON Peninsula artist is unique in that no one else in the world has presented with the same genetic…
DIVERSIONAL therapist Michelle Lowe knows that small things can make a big difference in troubling times. The latest proof of…
RED Hill artist Michael Leeworthy is pleased to see his books “walking out the door”. A keen bushwalker, Leeworthy has…
ON a cold, wet night in Mount Eliza two years ago, Kalinda Nheu died when the driver of the yellow…
