From lunar new year to Ramadan, Diwali and Passover, there’s a growing trend of participating in religious and cultural festivals outside our own faith
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Trash to transport: crossing Bass Strait in a boat made of Tasmanian fish farm debris ○
Samuel McLennan spent two years salvaging for his ocean-going vessel and has slowly made his way to Victoria. Otis Filley jumps aboard for part of the journey
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8 months ago
As I fear for my ancestral homeland Iran, I find solace in Persian music | Dellaram Vreeland ○
As bombs began falling and threats mounted against my people, the Bahá’ís, Ballarat-based musicians brought me hope
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11 months ago
Lab coats, red boards and oiled bodies: inside the world of junior pig showing ○
Competitors from across Australia converged on the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Monday to show off their pig-handling skills and see who would win best pig in show
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14 months ago
Commonwealth championship sheepdog trials - in pictures ○
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More than 300 pairs of dogs and handlers entered the Commonwealth championship sheepdog trials in Port Fairy, Victoria, vying for the title of Australian dog of the year
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‘I’ll see you in a year’: the Australian women over 60 hitting the road solo ○
A growing number of older women are taking up the nomadic lifestyle, challenging traditional views of ageing. While grey nomad stereotypes persist, many say it’s the best decision they ever made
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15 months ago
Sheep farmers are helping save Tasmania’s native grasslands: ‘We’re better off working together’ ○
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Critically endangered grasslands in Tasmania’s Midlands were being destroyed by agriculture, but an innovative partnership has protected the remaining ecosystem – and local farmers’ profits
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