Oh, Mumma
Oh Mumma, An Ode to Early Motherhood is an exhibition in the Sideroom at the Lazy Lizard Gallery, Cobargo, for the month of December 2025 by Tia Ofu Fereti.
It is a watercolour series celebrating the beauty between mum and bub – the softness, the sweetness of those quiet moments, the snuggles, songs shared in the wee hours, the magic of motherhood.
My name is Tia Ofu Fereti, I grew … Read more »
Red, green and white are among the most popular colours associated with Christmas. This iconic combination is often linked to the English holly (Ilex aquifolium), with its evergreen leaves and bright red berries. Amid the European snow, holly symbolised hope during the depths of winter and was central to ancient solstice celebrations long before Christmas as we know it was celebrated.
In Australia, however, holly berries ripen between May and August, making the … Read more »
Forget the centrepieces of seafood, poultry, meats and vegan extravaganzas, here are some of The Triangle team’s favourite side dishes that can accompany, or even star in their own right at the festive table.
Tomatoes with fennel and anchovy dressing
Roasted carrots with tahini sauce
Toasted almonds
Bruschetta
Green beans with garlic sauce
Potato salad with fennel and apple
Cucumber salad with smashed garlic and … Read more »
Your summer reading list from The Triangle team Marita
Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen, 2016. I borrowed this after watching the movie Springsteen: Deliver me from Nowhere. The book provides deep insight into the life and career of The Boss and is quite raw.
Yoga in Practice, Katy Appleton, 2004. I bought this book and a pile of Katy’s videos when I had a back injury over 15 years ago. I decided to revisit it … Read more »
Hey, good buds, this is Luke – better known as Aspara-Gus – from Australian children’s music band The Vegetable Plot. We’re excited to announce that we’ll be bringing our award-winning live show to Quaama on Friday 21 November. It’s the first time we’ve ever performed in this beautiful part of NSW and we’re really looking forward to it. We’d like to thank our friend and fellow musician Melanie Horsnell, a local resident, … Read more »
Don Green, President of the Triangle Tool Library, came to live in Cobargo 25 years ago when he and his wife were expecting a baby. ‘We wanted to raise our children in the country. We were living outside of Sydney on five acres, so we started to look at five-acre properties for sale, and prices started dropping south of Narooma. On our list was Cobargo, Quaama and Candelo, … Read more »