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A last word… for now (Goodbye 2025)
A little reflection seems to be in place now we have completed yet another year. Six years ago BiograView stories were published for the first time. Starting out with the aim to take away the stigma we can experience when encountered with other cultures; to familiarise ourselves with people who have chosen to be part… Read more
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Segments of my self
Do you believe you can do anything? #life #spirituality #family #personalgrowth #transformation #believe Read more
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Biennale of Sydney announces 2026 exhibition: Rememory
I don’t often share media releases these days but I thought this one was worth the share. Showing here some of my favourite images of the works that will be exhibited during the 25th Biennale of Sydney, simply because they’re so colourful and vibrant. #art #indigenousculture #BiennaleofSydney #culture #exhibition #FirstNations #history #memory#storytelling Read full story… Read more
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Give me flowers
Heartfelt discussions reflect on life, death, and the profound connection between the author and Irma, a funeral director. Irma’s compassionate approach to guiding families through personal farewells showcases the evolving nature of funeral traditions. Shared memories emphasise the importance of open conversations about death, breaking societal taboos, and celebrating life’s journey. #burial #cremation #culture #death… Read more
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What is identity
A quick consideration tells me identity is the sum of experiences, thoughts, expressions, actions, and beliefs that define an entity; how one identifies the self. It’s what defines any culture. It’s also the age-old question: Who am I? Where did I come from? There are so many facets that make up one person or an… Read more
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The emotional impact of a customer review
Just scored a 5-star review for my Food Views book on Amazon! It’s a boost for any creator. Also, I wrote a guide about buying property in New Zealand—check it out! Read more
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