Poets of Yasi, sometimes you can say more with less – the collection mixes it up with accounts or emotions that are sometimes expressed in poetry. Seven of the Licuala WINQ writers took they time to contribute to the anthology … Continue reading
Recently my family went to visit Edmund Kennedy National Park. Like so much else around us it has been ravaged by Cyclone Yasi and is showing scars. The scars include stinking dead fish on the beach – and trees alternating … Continue reading
Photographs can be amazing story sparkers, as a small but enthusiastic group of participants found when Leandro Palacio came to C4 to run a free community workshop. Weaving, Cyclone Yasi stories, lessons from nature’s creatures, and empowerment of Aboriginal youth … Continue reading
