The assault this week on a Council officer is intolerable in any civil society. Frustration and disagreement with Council decisions are no excuse for vilification, abuse, physical confrontations or violence. If we want a safer and more constructive public sphere, we need to confront the environment that allowed this to happen.
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Visual artistic creations happen mostly as a solo endeavour. At art school however, we are often creating in a group environment with everyone responding to the same visual input but often with vastly different responses.
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The excitement is building: the 151st Daylesford Agricultural Show is just around the corner, and preparations at Victoria Park are already humming with energy.
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Macedon Ranges Budburst festival is running over this weekend (15/16th November) and wineries will be opening their doors from 10am to 5pm each day, with tastings, curated food menus, and the chance to chat directly with the winemakers at every stop.
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Fitzsimons’ book describes the life of Weary Dunlop both before, during and after World War 2 when he continued to advocate and care for POWs. It is an important and well-written book about the life of a man whose courage and character is an example to us all.
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