Surviving a horrific crime is a traumatic experience. Healing takes time, and there is no right or wrong way to cope but many survivors find connecting with others who have experienced the same trauma has its benefits. Now, with MeetUps in Balmain, The Survivor Hub is a safe and inclusive space where survivors can connect.
On International Women’s Day, the Darling team attended a special premiere screening of A Certain Mother, created and directed by Rozelle based filmmaker Mihaal Danziger. The documentary interweaves the stories of four women across Australia as they navigate the challenges of motherhood. All proceeds of the event went to local charity Good in the Hood.
Georgia Draws A House is the artist name of local illustrator, Georgia Norton Lodge. If you’re familiar with Georgia, you may have had your house drawn by her, seen her books at local shops, stumbled upon one of her adorable house-on-a-house murals or attended one of her workshops.
In the wake of the lockdowns, it seems we have put the bread-baking reels and overeating behind us and have segued to something better – healthy eating. We look at some of the lifestyle diet trends and where you can try them on the peninsula.
Growing food brings people from all walks of life together. Whilst everyone is excited about the food produced, the positive connections formed within these communities are enviable. Darling explores some local groups.
Many of us harbour dreams of becoming an artist, musician, or writer. We speak to local author Jess Kitching to learn how she followed her dream, never gave up and eventually landed a book deal.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this business operates, the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora nation, and pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
