Myall Creek Massacre Remembered
It’s 180 years since the Myall Creek Massacre when 28 people – men, women and children – were slaughtered by white settlers. Lismore photograher…
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Drivers in the Storm
One of the best things about life in the Northern Rivers is the majestic landscape – and someone who does it frequent justice is…
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Byron band The Badlands are set to rock our worlds
The Badlands first EP maybe called ‘Perfect Loser’, but the hard rock band are anything but, and they’re coming soon to a venue near…
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Marie Craven – from cattle station to cutting edge
Cutting edge filmmaker Marie Craven grew up on a cattle station in Deniliquin – not the most obvious of backgrounds for a technological wizard,…
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Jim, from the Cassettes – on the hunt for lycra
Photographer Alex Clarke bring us yet another one of his unique Lismore photographs. This time he nabbed Jim from The Cassettes flashmob dance troupe…
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It’s only rock and roll – but it’s been a life’s work for Tony Mott
With Splendour in the Grass looming, it’s timely that Lismore Regional Gallery is featuring the work of Australia’s premier rock photographer Tony Mott, writes…
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Shooting the Blues in Byron
They came from everywhere – not just the artists and the audiences but the photographers too. Each one with a different take, a different…
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Love is in the air, everywhere we look around
What more beautiful place to get married than the beaches or hinterland of the Northern Rivers? Verandah Magazine’s photographer Vanessa (The Lioness) Moore, showcases…
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It’s a dog’s life
It’s easy, when you look at a lovely glossy little book jam-packed full of photographs, not to see the hard work that may have…
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Brunswick Heads: Where the river meets the sea
It’s no wonder that Brunswick Heads runs a ‘Simple Pleasures’ photography competition ever year writes Candida Baker, because ‘Bruns’, as it’s affectionately known, is…
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