What makes a good photo? Why are film cameras back in?

The joy of building with your hands

Swimming in joy, drowning in dopamine.

The future of our built environment - Podcast episode with Professor Jua Cilliers

What Can We Learn From Indigenous Sustainability Worldviews? How Can These Be Applied Today?

Over the Euro summer I undertook a UTS Global Short Program in Berlin called Planning Social and Economic Neighbourhoods in Transition.

I spent 6 week in Europe, but I didn’t really want to go in the first place!

Busyness is the killer of creativity. So how do we make time for the things that matter?

When do you find your mind is most still? Where time doesn’t matter and you are fully present?

To play for myself didn’t really ignite a flame in me like playing for others did.

Is there a limit to human development and growth without creating serious environmental concerns?

Are the photos we take causing stress or sparking joy?

The truth is, individual action cannot replace systemic action. We need both.

“Living an infinite life means to leave the world in better shape than we found it.” - Simon Sinek

Over the last 6 years I was confronted by the big question: “Can you be the best at both, tennis and school?”

I never considered myself the best, but I always tried to be.

Most people dream of living in a huge house one day. But what if there was a more sustainable, affordable and happier way to live?

I was never meant to go to year 11 camp, but my teachers, principal and parents made sure I did.

It ended up being one of my favourite memories of high school.

This is a story about support and community.