‘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 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.
A companion to the end
As a palliative care nurse Sharon Murphy offers patients quality of life in its final stages. Jacquelyn Gagliardi reports.
Following his celluloid dreams
Eddie Tamir doesn’t just own cinemas, he is a film school graduate who dreams of making a feature movie, writes Halle Skews.
Man of Steel
Sam Bramham likes a joke, but his devotion to his Paralympics training and helping disabled children is no laughing matter. Emalee Sacco reports.
School of hard knocks
Rejection by Yale prompted Dan Hunter, Dean of Swinburne University’s Law School to switch from commercial law to academia, he tells Holley Gawne.
Top cop walks the Facebook beat
A senior police officer is using social media to connect the community and prevent crime, as Anthony Pinda reports.
Red baron holds court
Robert Richter, QC, has strong opinions on the role of law and his part in it. Eliot Davenport reports.