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The story of Billy's Books

Sixty-one-year-old Richie Cotton wears many hats. He’s an ex-butcher, a part-time actor, a father, a husband and children’s book author.

Ita Buttrose: How to be a great active retiree

Former Senior Australian of the Year and legendary media icon Ita Buttrose may be 73 years old, but she shows no sign of slowing down. Here are her tips for keeping fit and active during your golden years.

Pitch perfect

Watch eight talented young choirs go head to head at this year’s Australian Choral Grand Prix  at the Sydney Town Hall in August.


 

 

May books of the month

A round-up of some of the latest releases this month, from thought-provoking essays written by David Gonski to a healthy cookbook from celebrity chef Tobie Puttock.

Dedicated carer receives international award

When Keiko Matsushima discovered that her husband Kenji had been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease, the couple was terrified that he would be discriminated against and lose his job. They were deeply ashamed and for the next 12 years, they kept Kenji’s dementia a secret.

How to grow your own edible garden

You don’t need a big backyard to grow luscious plants. Here, gardening expert and well-loved TV presenter Indira Naidoo shares how you can create your own edible balcony.

 

The style icon

From her unmistakable lisp and blonde, blow-dried hairdo to her stellar media career and work as an unfailing champion for health and social issues, 73-year-old Ita Buttrose is one of Australia’s most admired – and stylish – women. 

 

Fashion hits the streets

We chat with five seriously fashionable seniors about embracing their personal style, taking risks, improving with age ... and why you should never wear bell bottoms or big shoulder pads again.

An Anzac Tribute

William Henderson didnt set out to do anything remarable but in 1917, he was tasked with a project that would directly affect the lives of hundreds of Australians.

Anzac Biscuits

Anzac biscuits, known s Anzac wafers or tiles, were a hard biscuit eaten by soldiers as a bread substitute. 

 

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