Bridie Tanner

They do a great job keeping our heads warm but can beanies be considered art? Crochet creator Meggan Jack believes so.

Fishing for bass as a teenager in the 1940s, John used some willow and a jam tin to make his own lures. Decades later, he’s had great success with them.

As New South Wales works towards a target of reducing plastic waste by 30 per cent in the next two years, recycled Christmas trees are growing in popularity.

A trip to Australia turned into an unexpected family reunion for an English woman whose partner used a 25-year-old postcard and social media to track down relatives. 

As someone living with depression and schizophrenia, Mondays have always been a struggle for Fiona Stone. But now the Grafton musician has found a way to "kick-start the week".

Handy tips for windows, doors and pressure in your house from a cyclone expert.

Hair and make-up artists got 34 services done in three-and-a-half hours as part of a massive team effort to stop a cyclone from wiping out a couple's NSW wedding.

Our Timeless Threads combines nurse Maia Willow's passion for vintage and pre-loved fashion with her experience as an aged carer, and it's bringing joy to the elderly. 

A leaked council email that shows wrecking balls smashing caravans has angered caravan owners facing eviction from four council-run parks.

In Neo Sora's film Happyend, unrest is bubbling in a not-too-distant future Tokyo where a mega earthquake threatens the city. He spoke with Bridie Tanner on ABC North Coast.