Living in hope
“It’s not the best technical shot I’ve ever taken,” says Verandah Magazine publisher Candida Baker, “but I chanced across this photo when I was…
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Sweet dreams are made of this – clearing the energy of the day
Verandah Magazine’s resident psychic and Reiki master Liz Winter ponders the eternal question of how to let the day’s frustrations go so sleep can…
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OPen table, open heart
In her beautiful home near Mullumbimby, caterer and Open Table owner, Ronit Robbaz-Franco, brings the world to her kitchen, writes Candida Baker. Even as…
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Making horse sense of the senses
Psychotherapist and equine facilitated healer Beate Sommer looks at the difference between human and horse sense – and suggests how we could learn some…
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Creative mini-market bounces into Byron
Byron Bay’s arts industrial estate will come alive on the 30th of May with a creative mini market in Acacia Street, with over 30…
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Mellifluously melodic music
Mellifluous, our Word of the Week for Verandah Magazine from our friends at AUM PR is a soothing flowing word which means exactly that. …
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The Channon Gallery re-opens
The Channon Gallery’s first show since the loss of one of its founders, concentrates on Western Desert artists and the result is a powerfully…
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Toni Childs performed on top of the world; now she’s performing for it
Toni Childs performance with Laura Targett at the Rebuild Nepal Benefit Concert at the Crystal Castle next weekend, on Saturday May 30, has…
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The German Film Festival is the whole shebang
Byron Bay is a veritable feast of multicultural movies – and next weekend it’s the Audi Festival of German Films at the Palace, with…
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Sun-kissed Sunday afternoon
Photographer Alex Clarke, who is one of Verandah Magazine’s regular Shot of the Week contributors, has a number of favourite spots in the Northern…
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