As I have recently written, Bali, in the sense of a picture-postcard, tropical paradise, has had its time. Murky waters, trash like confetti on streets and beaches and more traffic year-round than Byron Bay on Boxing Day has left the little island a less-than-idyllic holiday… Read More »BALI SPIRIT FESTIVAL: A GREATER PURPOSE
As I have recently written, Bali, in the sense of a picture-postcard, tropical paradise, has had its time. Murky waters, trash like confetti on streets and beaches and more traffic year-round than Byron Bay on Boxing Day has left the little island a less-than-idyllic holiday… Read More »BALI SPIRIT FESTIVAL: A GREATER PURPOSE
As I have recently written, Bali, in the sense of a picture-postcard, tropical paradise, has had its time. Murky waters, trash like confetti on streets and beaches and more traffic year-round than Byron Bay on Boxing Day has left the little island a less-than-idyllic holiday… Read More »BALI SPIRIT FESTIVAL: A GREATER PURPOSE
Meat is as ingrained in Australian culture as VB, thongs and kangaroos. Ask any foreigner to utter an Aussie phrase and chances are it’ll have something to do with throwing a meat-based product on the ‘baahh-bee’. So when this devout vegan starts touting the idea… Read More »MEAT FREE WEEK: SIMPLE THINGS CHANGE THE WORLD
The sun was just breaking through the previous night’s rain-filled clouds when my bare feet touched the dewy grass under the towering Eucalyptus trees. Strewn out around me lay a yoga mat, a foam mattress covered with two colorful Mexican blankets, boxing gloves and various… Read More »WABI SABI WELL: A DIFFERENT KIND OF WELLBEING
Jules Galloway hasn’t always been the vibrant picture of health that stands before me now as we chat outside the serene Shala at Tallow Beach Houses in Suffolk Park. Looking at her bright eyes, clear skin, sparkly smile and confident demeanor now, it is hard… Read More »FROM FARM TO TABLE: BYRON’S ORGANIC HIDDEN TREASURES
Jamie Bennett doesn’t come across as your run-of-the-mill medical practitioner. Arriving at our meeting casually dressed and tousle-haired, he looks like he’s a quick towel-off away from his last surf. But don’t let looks deceive you, as an osteopath he is a consummate professional, representing… Read More »JAMIE BENNETT: OCEANIC OSTEO
Kieran Weston used to be a suit-wearing corporate monkey earning six figures – now he spends his days covered in dirt, scratched and bruised, muddy, sunburned…and smiling with a happiness he has only ever dreamed of. Owner / founder of One Organic, Kieran lost everything… Read More »KIERAN WESTON: ONE ORGANIC’S MAD PROFESSOR
