Dr Mariann Lloyd-Smith: Fighting for the planet one step at a time
From a tiny village in the Northern Rivers to representing Civil Society at the UN, Dr Mariann Lloyd-Smith has been fighting against chemical pollution…
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The Dark Horse range is a runaway success…
Jewellery designer and horsewoman Jennifer Boyle started out as a photographer, but then she saw the light, and created Dark Horse jewellery… “I love…
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Of Horses and Heroines
Something extraordinary happened last Tuesday during the Melbourne Cup when a light bay racehorse horse with a long white blaze suddenly and magnificently surged…
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Enova Energy – endlessly renewable and owned by US
Enova Energy’s historic licence as the first community owned electricity retailer is just the first step in a blueprint that Alison Crook is planning…
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Lifestyle, livelihood and living the dream…
Verandah Magazine publisher Candida Baker and author Robert Drewe’s son, Sam Drewe, is combining his love of horses and his passion for designing with…
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Nicky Mih’s Freedom to Shine – saving girls from sex slavery
Standing up for girls sold as sex slaves was something Nicky Mih felt she had to do – now her organization, Free to Shine…
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Love at first photo: Natalie Grono’s award-winning career
Lennox Head photographer Natalie Grono, has been an East Coast girl all her life. 2015 has been a big year for Grono, who won…
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Dahlsen’s dive into debris created a sustainable career
When John Dahlsen, the Byron-based environmental artist, comes home from Darwin to appear at the Byron Bay Writers’ Festival in two weeks time, it…
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The equestrian equine artist
When horse lover Sue Fraser had a fall from one of her beloved horses and broke her ankle – it opened a whole new…
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Leaps of faith – Leslie Ford and the Red Ginger story
It’s not everybody who can boast a career that includes being a drama teacher, voice coach, gym owner, Asian grocery business proprietor and women’s…
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