- Why Exmouth eclipse was a moment of perfection
Kryss Katsiavriades and Talaat Qureshi are from North London and while they have travelled to every continent and seen some extraordinary places, they have never camped before in their seventy-something years on planet Earth. Sleeping on a caravan mattress in a sweltering, dusty campsite in a remote part of Western Australia is not an experience they intend to repeat. But they journeyed more than 15,000 km and booked the only accommodation they could find to witness the brief total solar eclipse which brought fame to the remote seaside town of Exmouth on Thursday, 20 April 2023. Usually home to around… Read more: Why Exmouth eclipse was a moment of perfection - Keeping faith in a house filled with light
Until this year’s property frenzy took hold, Kenmore – which owes its name to one of the first small farms established in the area in the…
- #Metoo came too late for these women
I’ve been thinking a lot about the #metoo movement and the stories women have been bravely sharing about sexual assaults, domestic…
- COVID – you wicked thing, you
The coronavirus under a microscope is quite beautiful. The grey sphere is speckled with blood-red triangular spikes, and orange and…
- Not all men refuse to ask for directions
Posted on June 8, 2012 by Brizzieblog In rush hour on Alice Street in Brisbane this week, a man stopped his car at a busy intersection,…
- Moving forward taking us back a bit
First published 17 July, 2010 I am so glad that Australia has the prospect of moving forward. I know that we stand an excellent chance of…
