And I’d howl at your beauty like a dog in heat…
Verandah Magazine’s ‘U’ word from AUM PR, is a a somewhat sad one this week. The word ululation is derived from Latin, and it’s…
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Little splendour 2014
Finding the Bee Gees in deepest Bangladesh
Mark Swivel was on business in Bangladesh when a man approached him in the street, and sang him How Deep is Your Love? Little…
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A new book celebrates Australia’s writers
In Annette Marfording’s new book, Celebrating Australia’s Writers, she talks to 21 of Australia’s best known writers about their writing – their themes and writing…
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We’re all big kids now
The new Splendour kids program – Little Splendour – opens up the festival for parents and children, writes Verandah Magazine’s Georgina Bible. What happens…
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The Whale Watchers
Lismore based photographer Andrew Sooby took this stunning photograph at one of Byron Bay’s most famous landmarks – the Eastern-most-point up near the Byron…
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Comedians Giving it Their Breast Shot for Cancer
Six breast beatingly funny women comedians come together for a very special fundraiser to help their friends in need. Bosom Buddies is a comedy…
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Harry Mac – a novel of blood and ink, politics and the pen…
When Russell Eldridge retired after six years as editor of the Northern Star, he knew he wanted to write a book. The result is…
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Wait on – those fibres are behaving in a transilient way
Verandah Magazine’s Word of the Week this week comes from the Latin, transilient, and translates as jumping across or passing over. Although our friends…
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Bjorkman on Bergman, at the Scandinavian Film Festival
The Scandinavian Film Festival starts this week at the Palace Cinema in Byron Bay and runs from July 17-23, showcasing the best comedies, dramas…
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