An endearing rural fiction title from Rachael Johns, this novel will warm your heart as it takes you through the highs and lows of navigating romance with a disability.
Rachael Johns’ new book gives readers ‘Something To Talk About’
Theatre production sets the stage for deaf community inclusion.
Theatre is often taken for granted by those who can easily see the movements of actors and hear their dialogue. But the same can’t be said for people from the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. Until now.
Hollywood’s obsession with climate change science is having real-world impacts.
DURING the launch of her 2020 presidential campaign, American Senator Kamala Harris (2019) argued that we need to address climate change based on “science fact not science fiction.” She was wrong. The truth is, we need both.
Sydney traffic and transport delays are expected from Adani protest.
Commuters could face significant delays from 5pm as about 1000 people are expected to march across Sydney's CBD for the "Stop Sydney to Stop Adani" protest.
BOOK OF THE MONTH- The Cottage at Rosella Cove.
If you're after a heartwarming and thought-provoking book this Valentine's Day, Sandie Docker's 'The Cottage at Rosella Cove' is exactly what you need!
Are open-plan offices doing more harm than good to workers?
OPEN-PLAN offices have been introduced in almost every workplace in Australia. Many believe that they help workers work more collaboratively, develop meaningful relationships and cultivate a transparent culture. Do they really?
Forget about FOMO. We are introducing the Joy Of Missing Out.
THOUSANDS of Australians are releasing their Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) and embracing the Joy of Missing Out (JOMO). JOMO is the new craze for disconnecting, opting out and feeling okay in the moment.
The Migrant’s Grandchildren
NOT every Greek migrant’s story starts with the saying “we came here with only one suitcase.” Many of the stories start earlier, in a time when their homeland wasn’t being ravaged by civil war and they could relish in the joy of living close to their family and friends.
Young artists paint murals in Camden
ASPIRING young artists aged 12 to 15 years will have creative control over the fourth annual Youth Public Art Participation Project in Camden South.
Native animals on show in Ruse
TWENTY-FIVE lucky Ruse residents are invited to search for unique native animals at night during the inaugural ‘Spotlighting Animals of the Night Tour’ at Smiths Creek Reserve.
Simos Standpoints 