A personal experience of a friend’s bushwalking injury leads Simon Smart to reflect on what it’s like to live in this particular time and place.
A personal experience of a friend’s bushwalking injury leads Simon Smart to reflect on what it’s like to live in this particular time and place.
Justine Toh asks herself why she’s craving the ocean – salt water, sea wind, coastal walks, the immensity of it all – especially in lockdown.
Simon Smart reflects on his enduring love for the ocean, and the awe and wonder he feels when faced with the ravaging beauty of the sea.
Anna Grummitt reflects on David Attenborough’s new film, and the way humans respond to disasters.
Anna Grummitt reflects on the symbolism of the surprising survival of a colony of glow worms after the summer’s bushfires.
Tim Costello on how the recent Australian bushfires have caused people to come together and find a common humanity.
Natasha Moore on vertigo, fear, safety, adventure, and the thirst for wildness in relation to a new film: Mountain.
Justine Toh marvels at what goes into the making of the perfect violin.
Into the Wild and the search for true freedom.
