Thoughts from an ex-servicewoman
Who do you think of on ANZAC Day? The very title conjures images of faded…
Conversation
Martina Taliano
Martina is a wife, stepmother, daughter, sister, friend and serious bibliophile. She struggles with late night dilemmas such as whether to wait to get to the shop to buy a hard copy book to share with everyone, or to download the e-book and start reading straight away. Martina has many wonderful qualities, however patience is not one of them and the e-book usually wins. Her perfect world would be one where every child is read to every day and no one ever utters the terrible words 'I don't like reading'.
Life
Book Review: The President’s Lunch
She tasted power and passion in the world’s highest office against the backdrop of the…
City
Book Clubs are cool (again!) We've rounded up some Canberra clubs…
Many people hate the Canberra winter, but I love the way we get to experience…
Life
'Enlightened' with Sarah and Jen'
After you watch an episode of your favourite TV show or finish reading a great…
Life
Unrequited…the making of a novel
Last month, author, businesswoman, HerCanberra contributor and all round wonder woman Emma Grey published her latest novel, Unrequited….
Conversation
Unrequited: Emma Grey pens the NEXT. BIG. THING (and reignites my love of boy bands)
Seventeen-year-old Kat Hartland loathes Unrequited, the world’s biggest boy band. Is she the only girl…
Community
An Assembly of Happiness: building a values-based Canberra community
On Sunday I discovered a movement that has been gathering momentum in Canberra for the…
Life
Review: The Grass Castle by Canberra's Karen Viggers
The Grass Castle is Canberra author Karen Viggers’ latest novel; a beautiful story of connection…