April 3, 2025
Opinion

Climate Crisis Australians Urged to Channel Anger Into Action for Change

Australians, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get ready for a battle. The fight against climate inaction is raging, and the frontline is right here, right now. As Greg Jericho wisely puts it, “Let us not be limited by them.” It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the lack of progress on climate policies,

Read More
Opinion

The Joy of Stationery Shopping Embracing Creativity Through Pen and Paper

Do you ever find yourself lost in the aisles of a stationery store, drawn to the array of pens, notebooks, and colorful sticky notes? For many writers and creatives, stationery shopping is not just a mere act of procrastination; it’s an essential ritual that fuels their creativity and sparks joy in their daily lives. As

Read More
Opinion

Australias Increasing Insurance Challenges A Call for Climate Resilience

In a world where climate change is no longer just a distant threat but a harsh reality, Australia finds itself at the forefront of a pressing issue – becoming an uninsurable nation. The escalating risks of fires, floods, and other disasters are painting a grim picture for insurance affordability in the country. The haunting scenes

Read More
Opinion

Tasmania Tales Conquering Mountains While Fearful of Heights

I’ve been climbing Tasmanian mountains for what feels like a lifetime. The rugged beauty of this land never fails to enchant me. But here’s the twist – I’m absolutely terrified of heights. Picture this: a vast expanse of wilderness stretching out before you, the crisp mountain air filling your lungs, and that exhilarating rush as

Read More
Opinion

Australias Glassy Treasures The Art and Joy of Bottle Digging

My grandfather was a true bottle digger – a treasure hunter with a keen eye for glassy gems buried beneath the earth. Years have passed since he introduced us to the hidden world of old bottles, yet his legacy lives on in each glinting discovery we unearth. It all began on a rainy weekend when

Read More
Opinion

Australias Climate Inaction Channeling Anger for Change

Australians, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get ready. The year 2025 kicked off with a maddening sense of déjà vu as climate change policies from both major political parties continue to fall short, wrapped in a thick blanket of half-truths and deception. It’s enough to make your blood boil. In the red

Read More
Opinion

Stationery Splendor The Art of Procrastination and Creative Expression

Ah, the sweet indulgence of stationery shopping – a writer’s ultimate form of procrastination. The allure of a perfect pen, the crispness of new notebooks waiting to be filled with thoughts and dreams; it’s a ritual that transcends mere practicality and delves into the realms of creativity and expression. Memories from Childhood As a child

Read More
Opinion

Australias Growing Insurance Crisis Nicki Hutley on Climate Change Impacts

— Australia at Risk As we witness the devastation of the Los Angeles fires, it serves as a stark reminder of Australia’s susceptibility to climate change. The escalating impact and frequency of unnatural disasters are continuously exacerbated by environmental shifts that put us all on edge. The scenes of destruction and loss in LA resonate

Read More
Opinion

Tasmanian Adventures Conquering Fears and Embracing Heights with Ben Walter

Ben Walter, an adventurous soul with a love for Tasmanian mountains, is on a quest to conquer his fears while exploring the breathtaking peaks of this rugged landscape. Join me as we delve into his journey filled with adrenaline-pumping moments and introspective realizations. Confronting Fear of Heights Despite years of mountain climbing experience in Tasmania,

Read More
Opinion

Digging for Glassy Treasures Unearthing Family Bonds Through Bottle Hunting

My family and I have a peculiar yet endearing hobby – we hunt for old bottles. It all began on a soggy weekend when we stumbled upon this treasure-hunting pastime by pure chance. One sunny day, during a visit to our family farm, we ventured into a shady gully below the house. As the kids

Read More