Stories - Colourful Stories
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Colourful Stories
Rachel Farnay - A Second Life
Read MoreAfter ending an abusive and unhappy marriage, Rachel Farnay decided to become an IT and STEM teacher. She hoped that through teaching, she would never be lonely again.
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Colourful Stories
Lakshmi Kanchi - On Hope Road
Read MoreAs a new migrant to Australia, Lakshmi found connection and community at the Wetland Centre Cockburn. But soon after her arrival, the wetlands were under attack from highway development.
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Colourful Stories
Natalie Bock - Bus Peeps
Read MoreAfter a shock diagnosis of a brain tumour, Natalie Bock’s surgery left her vulnerable and isolated at home while she recovered, and many support services wouldn’t help her.
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Colourful Stories
Jenny Martin - Beach Therapy
Read MoreAfter her divorce, Jenny Martin entered the ‘age of invisibility’ as a single woman in her 50s. Struggling with anxiety and depression, her saving grace was an unexpected place – Mullaloo Beach.
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Colourful Stories
Jerome Masamaka - Totem Bird
Read MoreJerome Masamaka shares how as a young boy in Ghana he accidentally killed his clan’s sacred totem bird – the sparrow. The guilt and anxiety that plagued Jerome kept him up at night and would eventually influence the writer he would one day become.