Andrew and Maree King have built a very contemporary business on a traditional base in western Queensland.
Tasmanian author Rachael Treasure loves her kids more than life itself, but a deep commitment to the land comes a pretty close second.
The old truism that you never know what’s around the corner couldn’t be more apt than it has proven for lavender farmers Robert and Jennifer Ravens.
There are many strings to craftsman and wood turner Geoff’s bow, though in most cases they come in groups of 26 to 36 − the number of strings to make a Celtic harp.
Tree changers before the expression was invented, Martin and Pam Brook exchanged life in Melbourne for a farm on the NSW North Coast. Along the way they’ve regenerated remnant rainforest, restored the land and created Australia’s most delicious muesli.
Linda and Garry McDouall may have moved off farm, but their busy new town life is more challenging and rewarding than they could possibly have imagined.
Making a tree change — literally — meant a steep learning curve for this gardening novice.
Welcome the season’s crisp air, rug up and embrace the outdoors. View this glorious winter gallery.
Traditional printing presses and a contemporary design approach are the secrets of success for Alischa Herrmann’s bespoke stationery business.
Victorian farmer Cheryl Crosbie believes she is Australia’s only breeder of Gotland sheep. The curly fleece yields a wonderfully soft yarn that is world-renowned by spinners and felters.
A Brisbane building with a rich back story has been given a new lease on life as a cooking school.
Enjoy the pleasures of sunshine and simpler times with a laden picnic basket, a bush setting backdrop and a stash of old-fashioned games.
The environment and social justice are the two major drivers for Tasmanian lighting and furniture designer Duncan Meerding.
James Stein describes his garden in the NSW Blue Mountains as a constantly evolving artwork.
Trevor Hart thinks outside the box. Mal and Margaret Thompson also know a thing or two about problem solving. So it was a marriage of like minds when they joined forces to make cheese.
