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In 2022, Uki resident Megan Albany, a proud Kalkadoon woman, debuted her novel “The Very Last List of Vivian Walker.” Inspired by her experience caring for a friend with PTSD and cancer, Megan created a character, Vivian Walker, whose end-of-life journey resonated deeply with readers. The novel’s success led to its adaptation into a one-woman play, praised by audiences. Now, an Australian production company has optioned it for a film. Megan’s creation of Vivian, a highly judgmental yet relatable character, sparked conversations about death and grieving, shedding light on societal judgments. With her husband, Megan also crafted a soundtrack to accompany the book. While Megan remains tight-lipped about the film adaptation, she’s working on new projects, including a novel addressing child incarceration in Australia. For updates, visit her website.

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Set out on an adventure on the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, where picturesque landscapes, historic towns, and energetic culture await. Whether it’s the thrill of Valley Ebikes, the
indulgence of Pedals and Picnics, or the charm of Moo Moo Roadhouse, every moment along the trail is an opportunity for adventure and discovery. And when the day is done, rest easy at Murwillumbah Motor Inn, where comfort and tranquility await amidst the trail’s excitement.

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Crafting Harmony: The Intersection of Design, Wellness and Community Words Nerissa Reynolds  /  Photography Sally Singh  Nestled amidst the whispering native flora and rolling hills, between Pottsville and Burringbar, there exists a haven born of creativity and nurtured by a passion for holistic living – Two Winds Cabin.  Creation isn’t just a pastime; it’s the […]

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Discovering Spacious Moments of Pause in Our Lives By Tehla Bower As we enter a new year in 2024, how can we dedicate meaningful pockets of personal time to ourselves without sacrificing our commitments to others? It isn’t as impossible as we might lead ourselves to believe. Now that the holiday season has drawn to […]

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The Transformative Power of Movement: Exploring the Mind-Body Connection By Georgie Clark In the pursuit of a calm coastal lifestyle that attracted us to living in the Tweed with the aim of obtaining optimal wellness, it’s essential to explore the profound connection between the mind and body.  As a passionate devotee of exploring and researching […]

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Revitalise Your Routine in 2024 By Ange Davies  As the summer sun sets on our beautiful Tweed Coast, it is time to bid farewell to the leisurely pace of the holiday season and gear up for a refreshed routine in 2024. After a tumultuous couple of years marked by the challenges of the post-pandemic world […]

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Love What You Do, Do What You Love. By Alex Baker Buckle up for an epic adventure with Alex and Drew from Kiff & Culture! They’re on a mission to reveal the best local treasures, from Brisbane to Byron Bay. Get ready to catch their infectious passion for the Tweed region’s hidden gems – think […]

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Celebrating Christmas: Spreading Joy, Love, and Inclusion By Katie Tucker Christmas is a time of joy, love, and togetherness, where we gather with our loved ones to celebrate the spirit of giving and gratitude. We believe that this festive season is an opportunity to bring the community closer and emphasise the importance of compassion, especially […]

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Homes on the Coast
19 September

Mid-century Modern Meets Coastal Retreat Filled with an eclectic mix of mid-century modern and coastal design elements The Beach Quarter is the family home of Paula and Tim who moved to the Tweed Coast to be closer to family after living in London, New York and Sydney.  Paula and Tim were looking for a house […]

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A Place to Call Home Written By Maddi Brown A place to call home means different things to different people, but where we choose to live and our reasons for doing so, form part of our evolving identities. So what does the Tweed Coast symbolise to the people who live here? What’s its history and […]

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