Winter Issue 63

Issue 63 has landed! Say hey to the Acacia A-line Skirt pattern • Creativity and Country with cover artist Lauren Rogers • The history of women donning trousers • Crafting dissent • The environmental impacts of AI • Wildlife vet Dr Audrey Shen • Community and inclusivity at made590 • The new wave of regenerative textiles • Brogan Allard teaches us shirring • The sustainability paradox • Fashion and empowerment with The Social Outfit

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A print magazine about style, sustainability and substance

Big Feels: Here’s to a Night of People, Passion and Peppermint Peptalks!

Oh, what a night! Filled with connection, warmth, and wisdom, Peppermint Peptalks was SOLD OUT and once again affirmed why...

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Do One Thing: How To Feel – And Do – Better When Life’s Being a Lot!

“Everything is broken and stupid and I’m gonna run away!” One half of my friend’s three-year-old twins tends towards (entertainingly)...

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Playing Shop – Creating Our Dream Stores From Life Instyle

Ah, to have a shop of one’s own: a light-drenched space filled with treasures and curiosities and a shop cat...

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Art At The Heart: What To Expect From This Year’s DAAF

It’s almost our favourite time again! Yup, we’re getting ready to immerse ourselves in the vibrant celebration of Aboriginal and...

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Chats, Treats, Tunes and Cheers Galore? PepTalks is Back!

If you’re going to be anywhere near Brisbane on 26 July 2025, we suggest you snag yourself a ticket to...

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Melburnians, It’s Time to Get Prepped for the Ultimate Makers Market Day

The Finders Keepers Melbourne Design Market features almost 270 stalls and rolls around but twice a year. So, if you’re...

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Feet Up and Fancy Free! Why Recliner Chairs Can Rest Your Body and Your Conscience

When you think of the ultimate  chair, what pops up in your head? It’s a well-loved recliner positioned ‘just so’...

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Crickets, Choirs and Country: Cooee’s Debut Single is a Love Song to Matriarchs

There’s a stillness in the opening of ‘Sacred Women’s Ways’ – the quiet hum of crickets recorded on Cammeraygal land,...

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The Weaving Way: Auntie Regina Pilawuk Wilson Joins This year’s National Indigenous Art Fair

If you’ve ever stood in front of a painting by Regina Pilawuk Wilson and felt gently, hypnotically drawn in –...

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Me Made Magic: Our Winners Revealed!

Well, that’s a wrap on this year’s Me Made May – and what an inspiring time it was! Our hearts...

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Makers From The Great Artist Market: When Can You Call Yourself An Artist?

Most creatives know the feeling well. The self-doubt, the lack of confidence, the little voice that whispers – “can you...

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Justice, Compassion and Freedom: ASRC World Refugee Day Telethon Is Back!

Twenty four years ago, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) opened its doors with a simple mission: to stand for...

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I want people to see themselves in the story – not as bystanders, but as active participants in a collective journey toward kindness, justice and renewal.

LAUREN ROGERS, ISSUE 63

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