Lifestyle
Total 115 Posts
Curiosity corner
Leatherback sea turtles are big. The largest ever recorded was over 3m in length, and weighed 914kg. Their scientific name, dermochelys coriacea, translates directly to "leathery skin turtle".
Meet the Nightingale of Port Franklin
The girl with the golden voice, Ms Fran Dickinson will be appearing at the Festival of Senior’s Free Morning Tea on Wednesday 29 of October at 10am at the Foster Hall.
Shared Ground
Celia Sutterby of Stony Creek has been a volunteer at the Meeniyan Op Shop for around seven years. She’s become good friends with Vicki Neal of Meeniyan, who’s been volunteering at the op shop for even longer.
Mike’s home maintenance tips
As spring arrives with more welcome rays of lifegiving sunshine, it’s impossible not to notice one of the household ravages typical of the Prom Coast at the end of another wet, cold, dark winter – slimy, green algae covering outdoor timbers.
Lost In The Male
Thoughts on reading, aging, masculinity, and what it means to lead a 'good' life.
Walking with Bart
In March 2010, Australian Geographic Outdoor released a list of their ‘40 Great Australian - Day Walks’. Nine of them were in Victoria.
Move well, live well
Time for a bit of hip and shoulder! The shoulder is arguably one of the most complex regions of the musculoskeletal system. The region is in fact made up for four joints, not one.
