“I feel like I’m a full-time amputee,” I told my physio on Tuesday.
It was a comment that slipped out, but the more I’ve thought about it this week, the … Read the rest “I’m starting to feel like a full-time amputee”
Not quite knowing what to expect, I signed up to do a “mapping exercise” of public spaces in Burwood, Sydney. The event was organised by the Physical Disability Council of … Read the rest “Mapping the Gaps: Why WheelEasy is a ‘TripAdvisor’ for Accessibility”
My family is feeling a little bit sad at the moment. The house in Lismore we call “home” (my sister and brother-in-law’s home in South Lismore) —the physical anchor of … Read the rest “Goodbye Elliot Road”
As I prepare for the official launch of The Limb Shift podcast later this year to coincide with Amputee Awareness Week in October, I am going back and editing and … Read the rest “A Conversation with Mandy McCracken”
When Mitch Grant was 21 years old, his life took a sudden, irreversible turn. Just ten minutes after the New Year’s Eve fireworks, a motorbike accident on Lane Cove Road … Read the rest “Conversations that formed Mitch Grant”
Australian media is a notoriously small pond, and lately, it feels like the water is evaporating by the minute. Newsrooms are consolidating, legacy platforms are tightening their belts, and the … Read the rest “The Ties That Bind: Sound, Storytelling, and Surviving a Shrinking Industry”