Talking about death isn’t something most of us rush toward. It’s one of the last great taboos in Western culture—yet it’s one of the most deeply human topics we could ever explore. We cracked that taboo wide open with a conversation with Kaz Hamilton, an End-of-Life Doula.
The quiet room upstairs at the first Dubbo Women's Festival — plants, meditation films, and permission to stop. Built with the festival's first two sponsors, for women who spend their lives holding space for everyone else.
Every Tuesday in the dark at Ignite Gymnastics, people lose their shoes, shed their inhibitions and dance for 45 minutes. Nobody can see the moves. Everyone gets the high vibes.