Step inside history
From taxidermy to children’s books, interpretative signage to dioramas: Louise Wills’ work involves a fascinating combination of multidisciplinary skills and... Read Story
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A lifelong creative
Retired builder John Fitzmaurice was always on a path to becoming an artist. He just didn’t know it at the... Read Story
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Memorable moments
Just as Abira and Prashanth were saying their vows, the sun broke through the clouds. It was but one of... Read Story
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The Comfort Bake
Food that warms the heart, by Sally Wise Baking is the perfect antidote to busy times, providing a double dose... Read Story
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The show will go on
Maitland Repertory Theatre has brought joy and entertainment to audiences since 1947. When a group of actors met in a... Read Story
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Hunter Young Guns Winemakers recognised
The Australian Young Gun of Wine Awards started in 2007 and shine a light on Australia’s 50 best young wine... Read Story
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Award-winning beans
Your daily coffee habit may be a simple one, and so too is the philosophy at Darks Coffee Roasters –... Read Story
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Duncan & Strutt
Weddings, ceilidhs, almost anything… Captain James Cook was the son of a Scottish ploughman. Governor Lachlan Macquarie was born on... Read Story
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Cessnock – The Italian Cottage
This unassuming, slightly worn weatherboard cottage in Cessnock is the ultimate reminder to never judge a book by its cover.... Read Story
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Head out on the (humpback) highway
Experience the breathtaking spectacle of the annual whale migration with self-confessed ocean enthusiast Dominic May. Dominic May had been working... Read Story
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