Wildlife rescue and care
Terri Rickert Eather is one of the heroes who saves sick and injured Aussie wildlife. She is
passionate and knowledgeable about our unique fauna and we can be mighty grateful
for folks like her. The link above goes to her blog.
Adrienne Ferreira
Marie Claire described Adrienne Ferreira’s novel Watercolours
as a ‘lusciously colourful debut mystery from a new Australian author’.
Bookseller & Publisher described it as an ‘an excitingly good
book’.
Christine Harris
Christine Harris is an author of (mainly) teenage fiction. I met Christine while
on an authors’ tour in Queensland and we’ve been good
buddies ever since.
Frances Watts
Frances Watts is the multiple-award-winning author of some cool children’s books.
In 2012 her book Goodnight, Mice! won the prestigious Prime Minister’s
Literary Award. Woohoo!!
Michael James Rowland’s Cowboy Books
Ruminations for the inner cowboy. Michael James Rowland seems to be equal parts film maker,
illustrator, author and philosopher. Michael’s feature film, Lucky Miles
received excellent reviews and a bunch of awards, including the audience award at the
Sydney Film Festival
Dave Warner
Suburban rock legend, screenwriter and novelist Dave Warner fills you in on his own
brand of wisdom
Tinkerbell the Tax Fairy
Sydney-based Tink is a tax concierge. Which means she’s brilliant at
things like Business Activity Statements, bookkeeping and helping us mere mortals
prepare for their accountant. She turns boxes of receipts and files into accountant-ready
spreadsheets but without charging the top accountants’ rates.
Mike Drinkwater
Mike not only draws cartoons but he also takes photos of wildlife. What’s not to admire
about a combination like that?
Kerry Millard
Award-winning cartoonist, author, illustrator and good buddy Kerry has a website full
of cool stuff
Phil Somerville
Phil is great mate and a great cartoonist too. His website has an archive of his cartoons.
Tinpot Studio
The home of Australian artists Vicki White and Eric Löbbecke
The Random Scale Machine
Duncan Hughes is a talented musician and also a self-taught website hand-coder.
He wrote his Ajax-driven site to deliver random scales and arpeggios to musicians
practicing their craft
Langscapes
Mark Lang is a buddy who happens to take some of the best photos of Australia
I’ve seen, in print or in galleries. His specialty is, and always has been,
large-format panoramic images
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Here’s are the new rules affecting the owners (registrants) of global
top-level domains.
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