Spring Statements

The palette for the season boasts strong colours. In the spotlight are sunset tones from yellow to bright reds, deep greens and shades of blue. And these colours aren’t planning to just sit idly by as accent accessories; they will boldly stand on their own merits, ready to ‘hero’ your outfits.

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Faith No More

By Sarah Halfpenny. Photos Gary Sissons. Brian McDowell never expected to become a voice for…

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Discover, Create, and Connect at McClelland

August at McClelland is a celebration of creativity, curiosity, and community—an invitation to experience art and music in ways that stir the soul and spark the imagination.

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Wardrobe Wonders

Though we are still up to our ‘uggies’ in cold rainy days and in need of warm apparel, we’re also feeling a strong desire for bright colours, fresh flowers, sunshine and making a to-do list of tasks.

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Hops and Dreams

Mike and Paula Shaw’s enthusiasm has driven Devilbend Farm Beer to become something genuine and rare: a brewery where every ingredient carries the essence of the peninsula soil it sprang from.

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Fearless Foodie

The Mornington Peninsula (Main Ridge to be precise) has just scored a new culinary experience: Frog Hollow Kitchen. Focussing on seasonal, Mediterranean recipes, owner Ciara Griffiths, has created both a beautiful space and a beautiful experience.

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Fiction’s Prescription

When bestselling Australian author Kylie Ladd needed a fictional house with six bedrooms for her latest novel, The Mix-Up, the answer came naturally. Portsea was the obvious answer,”.

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Facing Fashion

As much as I aspire to wear a cute bikini or pour myself into a smooth pair of leather pants, I don’t think I’m going to wear them well. Staying real is ok.

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Rising River

Growing up in a football family – his father Nathan played AFL for Hawthorn and Port Adelaide, his uncle Ryan played for Collingwood, and cousin Oscar is also making his mark in the sport – meant footy was never just a weekend activity for River Lonie. “I was naturally drawn to footy and then also sort of forced to do it, but I loved it either way,”

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