Saving your way out of poverty
The other night I went to a fascinating talk by some people I admire greatly. They’ve spent the last ten years building homes in Cambodia. No don’t switch off. You…
Author Glennys
Student Runway Perth Fashion Festival 2016
Try as I might the Telstra Perth Fashion Festival always seems to come around before I’ve had a chance to get my hair done or trim down into peak form.…
The Power Of A Book Review
There are moments in life that make all that hard work worthwhile … maybe, or maybe not. The creators amongst you will understand the absolute joy of turning a page and seeing…
Review Swiss Army Man movie
Swiss Army Man has become known as the movie with the farting corpse of Harry Potter. If that doesn’t make you sit up and take note maybe the fact that…
Review: Martineaus Patisserie
On the way to a movie preview at The Windsor in Nedlands, I dropped into a local café for a quick very late lunch. I got far more than I…
The ultimate Fitness and Health Expo 2016
I think I’ve just about got over the Fitness and Health Expo 2016 weekend and what a weekend it was. The ultimate fitness expo, here’s a quick recap. If you didn’t…
50,000 bees enter Art Gallery: PICA Radical Ecologies
Another piece worth seeing, or is that experiencing, at the next PICA Radical Ecologies exhibition is lying down with bees, 50,000 bees to be exact.
Terminator seen at Radical Ecologies at PICA
You can always rely on Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (PICA) to present something out of the box and the current exhibition Radical Ecologies is no exception, particularly the piece titled Re-Wired/…
What to see at the 2016 Fitness and Health Expo
Last year I was at the ASA Congress in Sydney and missed out on the Fitness and Health Expo, this year I’m pleased to say I’ll be able to go.…
Grief Awareness Month, book discounted
August is Grief Awareness Month and it’s sad to say that given recent events around the world, loss is something more and more of us are experiencing, and at a younger age. It’s…
Embrace movie from Body loather to Body lover
In another life I used to judge body building competitions, however when the steroid culture kicked in my conscience made me wave it all goodbye. So I was intrigued to…
What to see before the Winter Arts Festival ends
Rain, thunder, lightning, okay so winter is definitely here. If you haven’t made it out the door to an event yet here are a few you should definitely consider before…
How social media made the Federal election bearable
Before the Federal election vanishes altogether I thought it might be wise to take a moment and ponder some of the lessons learned this year. That way we can be…
Review: Mrs S in Highgate
For month’s I’ve been trying to find time to explore Mrs S café in Maylands. Sadly, it still hasn’t happened. What has happened though, while I’ve been slack is, the…
Secrets Of A Successful Freelance Life (Special offer)
By this time of year I’ve usually received a handful of calls from people wanting to chat about my strange freelance existence. Last month I received my fifteenth call so…
Review: DuoTone cafe
a review on DuoTone cafe
Trends: Pottery the new way to relax
If you, like thousands of others, received a colouring-in-book for Christmas you might want to spare a thought for pottery instructors everywhere. Pottery you see has been identified as the next big…
Review: Petition Kitchen
A quick midweek catch up in the heart of the city meant I finally got to see Petition Kitchen, what a treat.
