To paint her “truest self”
Tahlia Stanton says she wants to “bridge the gap between fantasy and reality” in her art. Chelsea Byrne reports.
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.
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.
Women brave injury concerns for the love of AFL
Experts are concerned but female AFL players undeterred by the high rate of concussion and lack of research. Freya Fajgman reports.
Dance and readings in “Blood” performance
A Melbourne choreographer and dancer collaborated with her mother to explore their Queensland Indigenous heritage. Pieter Clarke reports.
Spiders’ “father” to disabled footballers
When Michael Baldwin’s intellectually disabled son Tom started his football journey, he was there every step of the way. Jack Bennett reports.
Funding call for country roads
Locals want government funding for road works in the Southern Grampians Shire. Samantha McCombe reports.
Islamic school increases security after Christchurch
The gates at Al Siraat College will be kept locked during school hours as a new security measure, with recent events having an impact on the mental health of some students. Costa Haritos reports.
V/Line delay fury
Frustrated commuters are demanding action over V/Line services. Matan Slonim reports.
Victorian schools cooperate to break interfaith barriers
Victorian schools are increasingly taking the initiative to bring about social change after recent global events. Radhiya Fanham reports.