As a child, Viv grew up in the wild, wild west of Sydney, the first daughter of two Italian immigrants. She has lived in Bangalow for almost 10 years now. Before that, in different spots around the inner west of Sydney. Viv admits, to being in… Read More »People to know – Viv Fantin
Is there intelligent life on other planets?  Is non-human intelligence visiting Earth? Are aliens walking amongst us? Organisers of Australia’s largest national ET/UFO conference aiming to remove the taboo nature of ETs and UFOs, out on the streets to discuss real-life X-files +The Close Encounters… Read More »ALIENS, UFOS and The Close encounters conference Jan 15 & 16
The lush, tropical rainforest sways softly on a clear spring day. The resort, resplendent as ever, awaits patiently for the arrival. There are rare times in life when a chance meeting can significantly alter your world and how you choose to see life from that… Read More »Perry Cross – A Class Act
I thought it was going to be weird coming home from another year abroad. 2016 has been a complete whirlwind of unexpected amazingness and self discovery. SO much has happened. Many new firsts, new experiences I never thought I’d have the pleasure of experiencing. New friends… Read More »10 Valuable Life Lessons Learnt From Living & Working Abroad In 2016
It’s a balmy, still Friday afternoon in the Byron Bay hinterland. The slow drive down a dirt track toward the newly revealed Cape Byron Distillery is garnished with the view of a thirty-year old rainforest, and a peak of macadamia trees, hinting to the famous… Read More »Cheers to nature: How your next glass of gin could save the rainforest
‘Organic’ is the latest buzzword, ‘natural’ the newest trend. Health and wellness has been extolled as the fastest growing industry in the world, and it’s only getting bigger. We’re finally overturning the Baby Boomers’ infatuation with chemicals, pharmaceuticals, synthesised everything and enough preservatives to make… Read More »Love Your Little Ones, Naturally
A few weeks ago I was sitting at 100 Mile Table smashing away at my keyboard when I eavesdropped on a conversation. To my immediate left were two beautiful women, one talking about how a group she was a member of struggles to get press.… Read More »GADRC ( grandmothers against detention of refugee children)
Just before Christmas 2015, I was approached by the producer of a popular British television program, which documents the lives of ex-pat Brits living abroad in wild places, to search the backblocks of the Northern Rivers to find folk from ‘Ol Blighty’ now living amongst… Read More »Living off the grid
Just before Christmas 2015, I was approached by the producer of a popular British television program, which documents the lives of ex-pat Brits living abroad in wild places, to search the backblocks of the Northern Rivers to find folk from ‘Ol Blighty’ now living amongst… Read More »Living Abroad in Wild Places
I was born in Melbourne and grew up in Bondi. I was pretty wild and fearless and took on any adventures that came my way. I loved theatre and movement and left school to work in community theatre and the performing arts. If I found… Read More »People to know – Sarah Ndiaye
