Brock Batty

Flipping for gold

From backyard flips in Frankston to the grand stage of the Paris Olympics! Brock Batty’s trampoline journey started with fun jumps and self-taught tricks. Now, at 17, he’s making history as the youngest male ever to compete in trampoline gymnastics. Brock is beyond excited to represent and compete in his first Olympics!

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Saved by the bull

Patricia Hunder always thought herself a city person, but a rising feeling of being trapped…

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Eighty-eight not out

With eighty-seven books on cricket and football, author and sports commentator Ken Piesse is the most published sports author in Australia – perhaps the world – although there is no official record for this. He’s about to publish his eighty-eighth, and this time, it’s all about Ken. It’s a memoir, ‘Living the Dream – 60 Years of Cricket’.

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Heading for 100

Renowned 97-year-old watercolour artist Ron Farnill’s optimism is something to admire. He’s going to ask…

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Mount Eliza’s Joshua Sinclair-Wadham

Proud protector

Mount Eliza’s Joshua Sinclair-Wadham, a proud Boandik man and the Australian Federal Police’s first Indigenous…

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Singer/songwriter Lachlan Bryan

Y’alternative music

Golden Guitar winner for his first album, Black Coffee, and alt-country singer/songwriter Lachlan Bryan almost…

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John Taylor Mountain Climber

ARTHURS SEAT to Everest

In the lead-up to climbing Mount Everest in 2005, John Taylor trained by climbing up…

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WHIZ on waste

Dr Fiona Charalambous loves living on the peninsula. She’s also a nationally and internationally renowned…

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Slow fashion statement

What do you do when your child rips their jeans? Do you throw them out?…

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