Q&A with Clare Worsnop
Where does your love of the environment come from?
When I was little I didn’t need fairies at the bottom of my garden because I...
Review: The Rich Man’s House
(PASSION FOR PROSE DINKUS)
Warning: Here's a 600-page book that's absolutely unputdownable. Be prepared to have ohso-worth-it sore arms as Andrew McGahan's The Rich Man's...
A review of ‘How to Grow a Family Tree’ by Eliza Henry Jones
August is Family History Month, and we're reminded of the famous saying by Ralph Waldo Emerson that every man/woman is a quotation from all...
Veteran reignites spark for art
Looking at the art lining the walls at Emerald Hills Hub, the bright colours, lines and form of Ted Krzywokulski’s paintings each tell their...
Art that makes you think
A range of new works from talented Gembrook artist Sue Jarvis are set to be unveiled at 10am on Tuesday 20 April as part...
Coming out to play
Emerald locals were able to enjoy a day of fun, games, craft and community on Wednesday 14 April when the Hills Hub and Emerald...
McMahon’s new album rushes up the charts
Ferny Creek singer-songwriter Brendan McMahon has cemented his place in country music with the release of his fifth album.
No Rush Today was released on...
Poetry Prize to go ahead online
This year’s national Woorilla Poetry Prize is one of the latest events that will shift to online next month.
The prize, that draws entries from...
A week of virtual children’s fun
Burrinja is swinging open its virtual doors by taking this year’s Children’s Week activities online.
IMAGINARIUM is a series of digital workshops and performances for...
New single supports mental health
A local artist hopes her debut single, based on the passing of a local teenage boy, will be a tool to help those struggling...
Singing to support local music
An online music festival is set to raise money for struggling musicians and venues in Belgrave over two days in September.
Keep It Live will...
Hollywood is virtually coming to town
Hollywood star Sam Neill will feature in a webinar hosted by the Rotary Club of Rowville - Lysterfield this month.
The Business Breakfast webinar was...
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It’s tools down for trades
Many construction workers awoke to the news today their industry was going into a two week shut down, Healesville builder Neil Schalken was one...
