The soundtrack for her life
Lady Shaula has graced the global stage, but she is just getting started. Mikaela Turner reports.
The freestyle high
Despite the dangers, 32 year-old Robbie Marshall is taking freestyle motocross to new heights, writes Breeanna Tirant.
Selling whistles while he works
For Chris Jorgensen, selling novelty whistles is a just another way to change the world, writes Alex Tsatsanis.
High hopes for a stunt diver
Fred Pryor is making a big splash as a stunt diver and has even bigger dreams – but first there is a small matter of high school, writes Nicolas Rivet.
Not just horsing around
Adam Battaglia might seem like an ordinary horse trainer, but there’s more behind the scene, write Alex Chapman and Georgia Manning.
Sheep shearing in his blood
For Stuart Neal, shearing sheep is a way of life, writes Georgia Smith.
Running on horse power
John Mullenger has rubbed shoulders with film stars and other celebrities but at the Royal Melbourne Show says he prizes his horses above all, writes Taylah Broadley.
Rioli looks beyond MCG
He’s come a long way from an indigenous community on an island off the coast of Darwin. Hawks footballer Cyril Rioli is celebrated as one of the best in the AFL. Peter Ah Sam* takes us behind the scenes.
The rainbow man
It took courage for restaurateur Fabio Cattafi to tell his migrant family that he was gay. Joanna Geromanolis reports on a one man’s courage and determination.
With God on his side
Rob Galea was at a low point in his late teens when he found salvation in religion and music. Sarah Coe reports.