Beyond prying eyes
Jesse S challenges the stigma surrounding his industry. Travis Medhurst reports on private investigators and people under their surveillance.
Just a “nerd” says arctic champion
Paul Watkins became just the second Australian to win the Arctic 6633 Ultra Marathon, a race an average one in five finish. But he says he is simply a nerdy dad from Warrnambool. Lachlan Abbott reports.
Learning to love “what makes you, you”
Haniya Djafar Khodja talks to Jessica Kyoko Sanders about the inspiration for her first book ‘Love Your Body’, a guide for young girls and women.
The business of ceramic art
At 19, Mornington Peninsula-based artist, Matilda Foley, has a business, making her own homewares out of ceramics. Elise Unmack reports.
Eco-warrior fights to save local wetlands
Barwon Heads’ Angela Hawdon is fighting to protect the environment. Georgia Hill reports.
No more “stressing”, says young leukemia survivor
A young Melbourne man says he is all the more optimistic after surviving a life-threatening cancer of blood-forming tissues. Benjamin Millard reports.
Engineering impressionist art
Elliott Kuhlmann has found a harmony between electrical engineering and impressionist art. James Noonan reports.
Beyond prying eyes
Jesse S challenges the stigma surrounding his industry. Travis Medhurst reports on private investigators and people under their surveillance.
Fashioning lyrical photos
In an industry ruled by perfect poses, a photographer inspired by music is focussing on a “less obvious” beauty. James Noonan reports.
Pharaoh’s back for Prahran
After falling short by 31 votes in 2014, Neil Pharaoh once again is trying to win Prahran for Labor. Sam Mills reports.