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Too Precious
KATE MIDDELEER 09.06.202

The unsettling feeling of screeching to a halt. And unanswered emails.
Three explorations of conservation. The first, a vulnerable encounter with Australia’s largest butterfly. 



   
Cass, the Maids, and the SaintsMIICA BALINT, PHOTOGRAPHY MONTANA COOPER 27.10.2024

A regenerative farming tangent and an exploration of belonging, learning and experimenting. With Cass Hynes.

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








                                             
Do not be afraid of experimentation BEBA RIZZARO 28.03.2025

A graphic designer encourages you to play. 

NATALIE WOODS,
PHOTOGRAPHY NINA CLAIRE, UMA CHAGHAGHI, 
HAYLEY SMITH,SHARI ANNABELL MARKS, 
ANTHONY ONG, SINEAD LEIGH.  01.12.2024

HOTMESS. A little bit surrealistic,  
a little bit raunch, and a whole lot 
of incredible costumes. 














Wukalina Walk
MIICA BALINT, PHOTOGRAPHY ALEC BAKER 22.04.2025

What the Palawa people have done with land rights in Wukalina to Larapuna returned, marks how custodianship, guided by reciprocity, respect and relationality, is the way to heal. 
      








   
Watch birds, volunteer your time, go to 
therapy. Andrew Fraser of Pasiflorez 
and Bodalla.
I shaved my armpits for
Nic Munnelly.
MIICA BALINT, PHOTOGRAPHY JILL BONTEMPO 24.05.2024

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. 




   







Stephanie Alvarez x Julie Rrap
STEPHANIE ALVAREZ 14.02.2025 

An open look at vulnerability and love, 
vulnerability in love. Poetry from the
 Northern Rivers, visuals from the 
Sydney MCA Gallery.
Wispy Dreads SouthMIICA BALINT, FILM MCTAVISH, PHOTOGRAPHY JILL 
BONTEMPO 29.09.2024

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

























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, and recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters, skies, communities and stories.