Writings
iBARK | FROM A DiFFERENT PERSPECTiVE
I love gadgets. Okay, maybe I’m a geek, perhaps I’m a sucker to consumerism or is it just that I’ve fallen victim to the hipster marketing of the almighty Apple Corporation? Whatever the reason, I’ve got every iGimmick on the…
BEAU YOUNG | IN ANOTHER GUISE
A legend for a father, a brace of world titles, a diverse music career and enough travel time under his belt for his passport collection to put the Encyclopaedia Brittanica to shame. Beau Young is proof-perfect that history maketh not…
KIERAN WESTON | ONE ORGANIC’S MAD PROFESSOR
Kieran Weston used to be a suit-wearing corporate monkey earning six figures – now he spends his days covered in dirt, scratched and bruised, muddy, sunburned…and smiling with a happiness he has only ever dreamed of. Owner / founder of…
MT WARNING | A METAMORPHOSIS
Music is more than a collection of melodies strung together and spliced with a collection of lyrical ramblings. It takes a unique and talented mind to think up a tune, play the instruments, know the notes, compile the lyrics and…
KNOW THYSELF | REPUBLIC OF YOU
Life’s true lessons come in its curve balls, and for Republic of You founder Nicoletta Revis, life saw her coming and had a barrage of ammunition waiting for her. Over a six-week period, Nicoletta suffered the loss of her job…
TIM SILVERWOOD | TRASH TALK
The world is broken. We are polluting, consuming, dredging, deforesting, poisoning and suffocating our poor little planet faster than it can cope with, giving it no chance to regenerate or recuperate. But, dispite this doom-laden introduction, there is hope. Environmental…
NOVA HEART | SPRING BREAK
So the idea for Chinese electro-punk outfit Nova Heart was to take a scenic tour of Australia’s East Coast, enjoy all it has to offer, from kangaroos to kayaking, sunshine to surfing, throw on a couple of gigs and enjoy a warm…
GLEN CASEY | THE RIGHT KIND OF BUSINESS
It’s hard, in this world of hidden agendas, sweatshop labour and high street fashion, to be ethical in our choices. We are lucky here in Byron Bay to have access to wonderfully natural and organic foods and a host of…
WOODFORD | THAT OTHER FESTIVAL
While Byron locals were tearing their hair out, hindered in their daily tasks by an influx of both Christmas and Falls Festival visitors, unable to buy a simple loaf of bread without a 45-minute wait and spending the greater part…
PISSING IN THE WIND
The almighty, indomitable force of nature is all too evident. A casual waft through the broadsheets will usually uncover at least one tale of flooding, earthquakes, storms, forest fires or some other so-called act of God, a Damoclean sword swipe…