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24.01.2022 Here it is! We will be out and about today, delivering copies of the October Issue of Southerly Magazine to all the usual places. Our front page features UWA researcher Dr Belinda Cannell whose work to save penguin populations has brought her to the South Coast. If you can't wait to get a copy, read the full digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/october2020.html
23.01.2022 A busy day ahead for the Southerly Magazine delivery team! This month's cover story features award-winning Albany wildlife photographer Georgina Steytler who speaks about her life-saving transition from corporate lawyer to conservationist. In the meantime, read the full digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-august-2020.
22.01.2022 In our latest edition Sarah Drummond South Coast-based author of books such as Salt Story previews a history research project by Colin Story which reveals the faces and voices behind Walpole’s pioneering era. Check this and other stories in the November Issue of Southerly, or read the full digital edition here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-november-202
21.01.2022 Our warm congratulations to local historian Malcolm Traill who was honoured in the recent WA Heritage Awards, winning the Professional Contribution category for his commitment to the promotion of the history and heritage of the Great Southern. Malcolm is well known to Southerly readers who have enjoyed his monthly features on local history. In the July Issue, he previews the fascinating new book he edited along with fellow historian Dr Harry Freemantle, Albany: An Antipodean Arcadia. Read the full story here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-july-2020.ht
20.01.2022 KATY EVANS, Chair of the Great Southern Science Council, reviews the presentation by her geologist colleagues Chris Kirkland and Milo Barham at the recent Science Symposium at the Albany Entertainment Centre. Check out the full story here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-september-20
20.01.2022 In Flashback #3, we go back to December 2018 when we spoke to Phil Shilcock and Michelle Gray about their exciting plans to reinvent a well-known local vineyard as Monty's Leap", complete with a stunning new cellar door and restaurant. The recent COVID-19 pandemic put plans for the grand opening on hold, but the big day is not far away. See this story and others from December 2018 here: https://www.flipsnack.com/sout/southerly-december-2018.html
19.01.2022 FOR the August chapter of Meet The Maker, Southerly Magazine spoke to John King about his transition from farmer to Ace Accommodation owner, restaurateur and commercial fisherman. If you haven't seen a copy yet, read the online version here: https://www.flipsnack.com//https-www-flipsnack-com-souther
19.01.2022 IN Flashback #6, we go back to May 2019 when our Meet The Maker Series featured Malcolm Traill and Heather Marr the names behind Summer House Supplies which produces an amazing range of relishes, sauces and jams from a quaint, country-style commercial kitchen beside their home at Lowlands. See their full story, and more from May 2019, here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-may-2019.html
18.01.2022 In Flashback #2, we go back to November 2018 when we spoke to Chef Xavier Poupel from Gourmandise & Co about how a lad from Provence came to cook for some of the most wealthy and famous people in the world. See this story and more here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-ftc3yhx12.ht
18.01.2022 IN Flashback #5 we go back to February 2019 when we spoke to scriptwriter and producer Lisa Hoppe about her take on Albany during the filming of "H is for Happiness" in and around the city. The movie is now being screened at Orana Cinemas. See the full story and more from February 2019 by clicking here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-february-201
17.01.2022 Vancouver Arts Centre celebrates its 40th anniversary with an Open Day on Saturday, October 17. A special exhibition will also be unveiled to celebrate the milestone. Annette Davis long-time Albany artist and exhibition curator previews the celebrations she has arranged. Read the full story and others from the October Issue here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/october2020.html
16.01.2022 Here it is! The September Issue of Southerly Magazine is out today, featuring home-grown music talent Fingers Mitchell Cullen on the cover. Mitch has been somewhat happily stranded at home in recent months, allowing him to work on a new album. Also this month we have scientific sands, fish trap history, medicinal mushrooms, a trip to Katanning and much more. Keep an eye out for the new issue, or see the full digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-september-20
15.01.2022 It's great to be back! The July Issue of Southerly Magazine is out today and can be found in all the usual pick-up places. Our July front cover features Evolved Wellbeing's Vicki Freeborough who talks about her life as a mother, chef and nutrition and lifestyle coach. In the meantime, you can read the full online edition here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-july-2020.ht
10.01.2022 In Flashback #4, we go back to January 2019 when our Meet The Maker series went west to Bow Bridge to speak to Marron Growers Association of WA treasurer Richard Hughes. To read this article an more from January 2019, click here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-january-2019
09.01.2022 We've got a big day ahead, with another big edition of Southerly Magazine being delivered to all our usual pick-up places. The November Issue features the West Australian Opera on the front page as they prepare to head south for performances in Denmark and Albany. You can also read about Walpole history; visiting ladies of the Victorian era; new author and Berlin WWII survivor Gisela Demarteau; and we go fishing with Deion Poulter. In the meantime, you can read the full digital edition here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-november-202
08.01.2022 We're now only a day away from seeing the August Issue of Southerly Magazine. And a fascinating edition it promises to be. We learn about an award-winning photographer, deep-sea fishing and Indigenous history. We preview events such as the 2020 WA Wine Show and 2021 Taste Great Southern. In this picture, Principal Research Scientist Allan Burbidge (Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions) and BirdLife Australia’s Plaxy Barratt search a local wetland for the threatened Australasian bittern. Both organisations will present at the Great Southern Science Symposium at the AEC this month.
08.01.2022 After a couple of months between editions, we are delighted to let readers know that Southerly Magazine will be back on the shelves from this Thursday with a fantastic July Issue. There will be plenty of great reading, including stories about permaculture, bees, old-school homemade food, history and news about the reopening of Albany's Historic Whaling Station. Keep an eye out for the new Southerly from Thursday.
08.01.2022 A big day coming up as our delivery team distributes the big January Issue of Southerly Magazine. Featuring Claudia and Bjorn Form from the Bushfood Factory on front cover, this edition has military history, Menang whalers from the 19th century, a sneak preview of the new-look Strawberry Hill, an insight into the endangered western ringtail possum, Taste Great Southern updates and much more. Get your copy from the usual outlets later today, or read the full online digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/january2021.html
07.01.2022 The Southern Art & Craft Trail Map is the result of great COVID response creative thinking. With 15,000 maps in circulation from Perth and throughout the entire South West of WA, everyone can grab a copy and start an artistic journey. And to make it even easier, Southerly Magazine and ArtSouthWA have provided this lift-out version. Grab a copy of Southerly and check out the pull-out supplement which also has stories and artist profiles. Or check out the digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/december-2020.html
06.01.2022 FOR this month’s chapter of Meet The Maker, Southerly Magazine travelled to Redmond to speak with the Hart family Peter and Maria and their children Laura and Brian about the dairy industry and the re-birth of the label Yard 86. Check out the full story in the December Issue of Southerly, or read the full digital edition here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/december-2020.html
06.01.2022 In our September Issue, award-winning Great Southern historian Malcolm Traill examines the stories behind the Indigenous fish traps of the Kalgan River and Oyster Harbour. Read the full magazine here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-september-20
06.01.2022 FOR this month’s chapter of Meet The Maker, Southerly Magazine spoke to Just Bee Honey founder Jason Fletcher about his bold new plan which would see him become a leading honey producer in the region. See this and other stories from our July Issue here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-july-2020.ht
04.01.2022 Another big issue of Southerly Magazine is on its way, with the November Edition set to hit the streets on Thursday. In a very musical issue, we have major operatic performances in Denmark, Albany and Kojonup. Local musician Dylan King (pictured) is set to launch his new album, while the Albany Entertainment Centre looks back at its first 10 years of operation.
03.01.2022 FOR the September chapter of Meet The Maker, Southerly Magazine spoke to Graham Upson from Touchwood Mushrooms at Somerset Hill near Denmark about his never-ending search for knowledge. See the story and more pictures here: https://www.flipsnack.com//southerly-magazine-september-20
02.01.2022 Southerly was delighted to speak to John and Kathryn Shapland about the labour of love which has been the establishment of their private military history museum, Recollections of War. See the full story in the new issue of Southerly out now, or read the full digital version here: https://www.flipsnack.com/southerlymag/january2021.html
01.01.2022 Our October Issue is out tomorrow, and what an edition it promises to be. Amongst other things we have people, pies, performers, painters, pioneers and best of all penguins! In this picture, Analiese Vander Vinne provides a hint at what we can look forward to reading about in the Meet the Maker feature with Mount Barker Country Bakery's Mick Dumbrell.
