Eso (thanks) to all those wonderful people who came to my book launch. I was overwhelmed by your love and support.Thanks Bern Young for being
Thanks to all those beautiful people who visited the Rising Tides Artists at the North Burleigh Hub. We yarned about storylines, tracks and symbolic meanings.
Thanks Aunty Bron Bancroft and our South Straddie mob for a life-changing week of culture, feasts, storytelling and painting. When the tide rises, so do
When Natalie O’Driscoll, editor of Gold Coast’s Blank mag, contacted me to write an article on me, I was surprised. But not as surprised when
April the first is a double whammy in our house: you get your usual first of the month “pinch ’n’ punch” followed by the “slap
Editor, Writer, Designer—beneath the Hidden Midden? WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, please note that that this article may contain names and photos of
by Lystra Bisschop His story is one man’s perspective. His story drums so hard our tympanic membranes burst, And we cannot hear the truth. The
Welcome to Gold Coast’s own storytelling night. Local wordsmiths will weave their tales in amongst a soundscape of live sound designed by Cold Ghost, the
By Jane Armitstead Lystra Bisschop can hear the piercing sound of alarms ringing as she lies helpless on her hospital bed. A swarm of medical staff