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Slow down, get together and listen in October at Four Winds

Woman playing the piano.As spring settles across the far South Coast, Four Winds is preparing for three very different musical encounters for the local community to come together and enjoy live music. From spontaneous, genre-defying improvisation to the intimacy of a string quartet and the quiet reflections of a solo piano recital, each concert offers something different.

Godtet – 4 October

Sydney collective Godtet brings its improvised mix of jazz, ambient and electronic music to the … Read more »

Award-Winning Artist Craig Rowlands to Exhibit in Bermagui

Man sitting in a leather chair.Craig Rowlands was born in New Plymouth, beneath the influence of Mt Taranaki on New Zealand’s North Island. His journey eventually brought him to the far South Coast of NSW.

Craig has always been interested in making things, but perhaps more importantly, in why people make things. Tools, furniture, jewellery, clothing, deities and the way different cultures bury and celebrate their dead all interest him. The object itself is only … Read more »

Sow your own

Close up of purple bloom.by Mark Evans

Every packet of seed you buy is someone else’s harvest, sold back to you. Saving your own seed is cheaper, more self-sufficient, and satisfying, though it takes more than scooping seeds from a ripe tomato and hoping for the best.

Not every seed grows true to its parent. Open pollinated varieties, sometimes labelled heirloom, will breed true provided they haven’t crossed with another compatible variety. Hybrids, marked … Read more »

Kangaroo steaks, curry and kebabs

Bowl of tomato based curry in a bowlby Deb Worgan

Are you looking for something that is nutritious, healthy, lean, high in protein and iron, tasty and sustainably sourced? Kangaroo might be the answer.

All kangaroo meat sold in Australia is wild-harvested. This means professional licensed shooters harvest them directly from their environment. State and federal laws regulate this process to ensure sustainability, humane practices, and food safety.

Due to dietary restrictions, I was tempted … Read more »

Whistler

Cover of Whistler

Whistler
Ann Patchett
Bloomsbury, RRP $35.00

Reviewed by Wendy Tucker

This is the eleventh novel by Ann Patchett. Her breakout novel was Bel Canto (2001) which won the prestigious Woman’s Prize (then called the Orange Prize), many other literary prizes and was an international best seller. The six novels that Patchett has written since have all been acclaimed best sellers.

Patchett is one of the most influential people in publishing. She helped Virginia … Read more »

It’s on – Tilba Festival!

Artwork of a man with a beard in a top hatFor over 30 years, the Tilba Festival has been one of our most loved community celebrations. Traditionally held during the Easter long weekend, this timing brought with it a unique set of challenges to our quiet corner of the world. Central Tilba already experiences a massive influx of regular holiday tourists over Easter, making an extra, large-scale event overwhelming for our small main street and placing … Read more »

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