A record crowd turned out for the October open day at the Bay Road Heathland Sanctuary with rare flowers still in bloom. The area is one of few original bushland areas to survive since colonial settlement. Despite being surrounded by apartments and sports fields, it’s an important area for biodiversity and a significant seed bank. The Convenor of the
Read moreThe Melbourne PC User Group has grown to become much more than advice for people keen on computers and fixing problems. Whether you’re a gamer, a digital artist, or just keen to connect with other people interested in technology, the Bayside club has something for you. David Stonier-Gibson explains.
Read moreJust some of the stories heard this week with Clare Arthurs, Wednesday 12-2. A new career at 70 Ian Benskin retrained as a gym instructor after he retired from finance. He spoke to Sophia Grant. Art Appreciation Artist Jessica Watson-Thorp on Clarice Beckett. Money and mental well-being Money Coach Megan Christie has tips for a healthy outlook on money.
Read moreFor more than 30 years, Ian Benskin worked in finance. These days you’re more likely to find him on the golf course, checking his beehives, or running fitness classes in Brighton and Mentone. Ian told RMIT Journalism student, Sophia Grant, how he’s enjoying a new career in his 70’s.
Read moreAttending events which are about recycling and reusing can be great fun. They’re important for providing new ideas about how to live in a more sustainable way. Putting such events together takes a lot of planning and co-operation. Kate Stitfold helps co-ordinate the Village Zero annual event, the Sandringham Eco Expo or ‘SEE’. She spoke to Clare Arthurs about planning
Read moreSummer with the dog is full of fun but the hot weather is also a time when it’s harder to travel, with cars getting so hot. It’s also helpful to know what to do about snakes and fleas when the dog is spending time in the garden or the park. Clare Arthurs got some great tips from Vet and animal
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