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digital magazine eleven
27.10.2024 // THE REST

MIICA BALINT, PHOTOGRAPHY MONTANA COOPER

A regenerative farming tangent, a conversation with the owner of the duo of Bruns--Old Maids and Saint Maries-- an exploration of belonging, learning and experimenting.
27.10.2024 // LITERATURE

On Windows, Writer’s Block, and Steinbeck
KATE MIDDELEER

A little less force, a little more give. Cannery Row helps us fight writer’s block.
digital magazine ten

29.09.2024 // ECOLOGY
The Quiet That Holds Us
ELENA KLONSKY PHOTOGRAPHY BEATRIX RYDER
A reflection on the relationship between ancestral memory, the ocean, and the encroaching reality of climate change. 

29.09.2024// THE REST

MIICA BALINT, FILM MCTAVISH, PHOTOGRAPHY JILL BONTEMPO

Wispy speaks to the secluded breaks of our mountainous Antarctic-nearing relative. 

29.09.2024 // THE REST

Time To Grow Down
ASHER PACKMAN PHOTOGRAPHY MARTA FDZ
A TedX talk at the height of the pandemic, grief, milk, and a roadside pickup. 
29.09.2024 // THE REST

A placenta within the earth that we three now walk upon with joy.
29.09.2024 // ART

Greet Me With An Open Palm DANIEL STEVENSON

To lay it all out, to simply be.
Introducing you to the 17.10.24 exhibition in collaboration with WOI Journal.
29.09.2024 // ART

KATE MIDDELEER

A motion-picture community lab, looping systems, and experimental film-making.

29.09.2024 // LITERATURE
A Lonely Girl Is A Dangerous Thing
LITERATURE CLUB WITH CHARLIE TRENERRY
An unapologetic look into the gruesome and beautiful guilt of female desire. Jessie Tu.

digital magazine nine

01.09.2024 // MUSIC
The Azure Kingfisher
MIICA BALINT AND PHOTOGRAPHY JILL BONTEMPO 

Watch birds, volunteer your time, go to therapy.

01.09.2024 // ECOLOGY

This ode begins with a gift. Which I must say, to this day, I still don’t know if it was truly meant for me. 
digital magazine eight

19.07.2024 // THE REST

KATE MIDDELEER
A personal essay on conviction, cause and effect, dominos, and Joan Didion.

more of what you might like
05.07.2024 // MUSIC

TinariwenMIICA BALINT AND PHOTOGRAPHY JILL BONTEMPO 

The pioneers of soul-rectifying desert blues. This is a love letter of sorts, to a band, to a story of rebellion, to a photographer.
04.08.2024 // THE REST

Il Dolce Far Niente (The Sweetness of Doing Nothing)SABASTIAN FARDELL

Panarea Island in pursuit of nothing.

24.05.2024 // MUSIC
I shaved my armpits for Nic Munnelly MIICA BALINT AND PHOTOGRAPHY JILL BONTEMPO
I did. I also ate two boiled eggs and was on my second coffee, black, by the time I met Jill and Nic at ten am.
25.04.2024 // ART

Allie and GimmySCOUT O’DONOGHUE
Intimate in-residence with a highly creative, expressive and talented couple.
08.06.2024 // ECOLOGY
What the Flip is Syntropic?
MIICA BALINT

Forest dynamics and reconciling humans with the planet.
10.05.2024 // ECOLOGY
You’re Treading on a Gentle RevolutionMIICA BALINT
Soil and watching plants grow.
19.06.2024 // ART
JORDAN ROCHFORTH

An introduction to the new Art Gallery in Lismore, Flying Arch, and to the first artist exhibiting this month-- Rebecca Cunningham.
10.02.2024 // THE REST
In Conversation with Holly Wawn MIICA BALINT

Probing on puny details and making average poems out of it.




charlie’s literature club
29.09.2024 

A Lonely Girl Is A Dangerous ThingCHARLIE TRENERRY
An unapologetic look into the gruesome and beautiful guilt of female desire.
Jessie Tu.
04.08.2024 

The Laying On Of HandsCHARLIE TRENERRY
Charlie replaces food 
money for books this week. Alan Bennett. 



Let Us Compare Mythologies CHARLIE TRENERRY
Achingly beautiful and raw with youth, accompanied 
with Freda Guttman’s illustration. Leonard Cohen.

Street Haunting and other Essays  CHARLIE TRENERRY
I begin my second column by promising you, dear reader, that they won’t all be on obscure little pieces by well-known authors of other things. Virginia Woolf.

Letters to a Young Poet CHARLIE TRENERRY
One of those little books that may change your life. Rainer Maria Rilke. 


plant profiling with daniel souza



The Endless Possibilities of the Banana BlossomDANIEL SOUZA
This ode begins with a gift. Which I must say, to this day, I still don’t know if it was truly meant for me. But as many things in my life, I took it with gratitude and a hint of cheek.

14.07.2024 

The humble friends that brought me back to Earth DANIEL SOUZA

Paperbark trees and beauty in subtleties. 

28.05.2024

Imagine Naming Your Child TurpentineDANIEL SOUZA

Let this be an ode to the incredibly special nature of Australian flora. The first; the turpentine tree.


Northern Rivers Independent Press operates on the unceded lands of the Bundjalung Arakwal people, the Minjungbal people and the Widjabul Wia-bal people. 

We acknowledge these custodians, and the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to Elders both past and present. We recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters, skies, communities and stories. 

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