Sarah Moss

Wendy Coppola wanted a large artwork for her blank wall, so she made one herself out of Lego.

When Colleen Dorahy’s mother died, a neatly folded criss-crossed letter dated 1879 was discovered among her belongings — marked only with the author's initials.

Michael Gill dedicated nearly four decades of his life to building a miniature version of the Sydney Harbour Bridge as a cocktail cabinet, but the ongoing threat of bushfires means it needs a safe home where the public can enjoy it.

To reduce graffiti and vandalism, a traffic signal box program pays artists to design and paint street art onto the big metal box at every light interchange.

From edible Christmas-tree treats to chocolate-dipped fruit, step inside the land of sweets to see what confectioners are concocting this festive season.

The director of a writers' festival in Australia says it's time women stopped apologising for being writers — and she suggests writing in your car if that's the only time you have.

Vanessa Grady studied to become a dental nurse, but now she drives machinery for an industry ready to embrace women's contributions to construction.

Books made by artists can be sophisticated or simple. So, what is an artists' book? A new exhibition puts these obscure artworks in the spotlight.

Rescued joey wombat Moss survives against the odds with the help of carer Lyn Obern, who is pleading with motorists to slow down.

Two century-old mine trucks or "skips" are given new life as volunteers rally to restore a public monument in a town home to Australia's oldest operating mine.

Lemon curd remains an old-fashioned favourite at a spring fair that tests the stamina of a tiny community and sees generations of families battle for first place.

Potters say wood firing becomes addictive because there are so many variables and they never get the same results twice.

Ever wanted to work on a TV or film set?  Employment in Australia's screen industry has jumped 37 per cent in recent years and crew members are wanted to work on productions. So what does it take to land a job?

Collectors say the Barbie movie has sparked new fans of the dolls and there's one that "everyone wants in their collection".

As the race to find new ways of sequestering carbon dioxide from trees intensifies, Wollongong City Council – with the help of students from Dapto High School – is spearheading the creation of tiny forests. 

Memphis, who lives with autism, gets upset when other kids "see that he is different". Now his dad, Jason Marshall, has introduced him to a new pastime, "popular in Europe".

Attracting more than a million visitors each year, the Kiama Blowhole is the biggest in the world but most only see it from the top. Ex-navy officer and ocean swimmer Scott Gutterson heads underneath to document what it's like inside the blowhole's chamber.

Is it secret women's business? No, it's women reaching out to make friends. When Tahlia Russell started a social media group for women in her region little did she know quite how popular it would become, with thousands joining within months.

Self-publishing may give a "voice" to people, but it can be daunting for authors. Here's how to do it right.

Tim Anson has been creating walking sticks since he was a child, having started after his father gave him a penknife on his eighth birthday.

As 19th-century Sydney grew, the discovery of basalt — known as blue diamond — on the New South Wales south coast proved pivotal. Today, the former basalt quarry is a treasure trove for geologists.

Jan Lennon's circus family work together, play together and study together but they are not keen on living together, which creates a transport nightmare.

A national program offering people with a disability the experience of a recreational camp is providing a welcome sense of normality, as sport stars get involved to help change public perceptions.

A tour of Australia's war memorials provides a lesson for students about history, courage, comradeship and humour in adversity.

Leo Pham's attention to detail and exceptional customer service skills have won him recognition from the bus driving industry in NSW.