Portfolio of Work
Shoeporn with Dan Sullivan
While we all try to stand out with our everyday office outfits, there is no need to fall into the norm of black corporate shoes with a medium heel or the average Oxford or Derby shoe.
Instead, we should bring colour to the world, live with our hearts on our sleeves and wear our personalities.
Road tripping in our own backyard
Rural Australia. A daunting world to enter for any city slicker, and maybe too daunting to plan a holiday passing through, or is it?
Yes, all the major cities have a 100 restaurants and bars to enjoy the city skyline darkening the surrounds, but what can a breath of fresh air and a different view of rural Australia offer?
The answer – colourful, awe inspiring silos standing tall over many almost forgotten towns.
*Also published on The Junction.
‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’ proves it’s never too late for any of us
We all have moments where we wonder what’s
the point? We’re on the hamster wheel of life, running around day in and day out, pushing our boundaries to attempt to get somewhere but
often it feels we are stuck. Frozen in the same
place as yesterday which makes us question,
well everything.
Taking date night from ordinary to extraordinary in Canberra
Close to home and just down the street, there are some hidden gems worth visiting in Canberra to glam up a special night with your special someone.
Canberra might be a small city, but with loads of choice, from casual dining to more formal options, there is definitely something to suit everyone.
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All roads lead to Rome
Life has been busy. I needed to get away. So, I arranged to meet up with my dad down south for some much-needed R&R.
While I could’ve hit the Monaro Highway and turned on cruise control for an easy-yet-bland drive to Mallacoota, I decided that the drive should be part of the holiday.
After charging up my camera, I navigated to the coast so I could soak in the natural beauty and clear my head along the winding road.
Canberra established by Mugga Way residents
This feature article was written as part of the unit In-Depth: Feature and Specialist Writing. We had to choose a subject of our own interest, be it in the arena of the arts, the environment, sports, education, crime, politics or social affairs, and craft a long form article that is suitable for publication in a print or online outlet.
10 modest renovation ideas to make your house a home
A house is a home, where laughter happens and
we can rest at the end of a day; it’s a place where your lungs can fill a little deeper and your heart beats a little steadier. But sometimes a house
needs a bit of attention, and attention can mean money. Here are ten things that can be done on
a modest budget to ensure your home can look
and feel its best.
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