Walk in the wilderness
There is magic in the wilderness and on surging rivers, on lofty mountain trails and by the sea’s edge. It’s what calls us outside when our worries outweigh the wonder in our lives — to walk, run, swim, climb and […]
Hiking alone as a woman
There might be no better remedy to modern-day burnout than alone time in nature, but can women hike safely, solo? Ellen Bryant speaks to the women who have found tranquility on the trails to find out what you need to know before setting out on your own.
Painting with nature
Nataliya Daniel is a Sydney-based painter, educator and neuroscientist with a passion for building community. Her work is inspired by nature and those fleeting closed-eyed moments in which one can experience both the comfort and scale of the world.
Loving Country: Walking on sacred land
Bruce Pascoe and Vicky Shukuroglou explore how adopting the true history of our country, despite the pain it may cause, is the only way to finding an Australian identity. Here, they take us to Kangaroo Island, 20 kilometres off the coast of South Australia.
Get to know whimsical illustrator Maggie Stephenson
We cannot get enough of Polish-German illustrator Maggie Stephenson’s rich rust and emerald-green colour palette. She creates art that makes our hearts beat wilder by the minute.