‘It was scary’: pet store essential worker reflects on the pandemic
After Australia’s first Coronavirus lockdown, many Victorians were required to work from home. However, pet store worker Mary was one of many Victorians to…
The call of the coastline
Ed Sloane is one of Australia’s most well-known surf photographers, but he didn’t always have his sights set on a career through a camera lens. Zoe Moffatt 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.
Greens candidate goes grassroots
Greens candidate for disgraced MP Telmo Languiller’s seat to present a “credible alternative”, but knows she’ll lose. Oscar Perri reports
Chasing a “better” deal way out West
Arnav Sati Craves Attention for a Neglected Safe Seat. Tarneit is Labor country, but an independent with his heart in the west is urging for change, writes Julius Dennis.