Streets of Your Town

Award winning journo Isabella Higgins confidently says that as a proud Torres Strait Islander, she knows a black and white future is...

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Mark Willacy is a renowned investigative journalist for The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, who's won five Walkley Awards for his...

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He's been in the journalism game for more than four decades, and even with that impressive pedigree still proudly calls himself a hack....

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In this episode of Streets of Your Town - The Journo Project - I interview eight time Walkley Award winning business writer Ade...

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In this episode of Streets of Your Town - The Journo Project podcast I interview amazing Network 10 senior journo and presente...

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He's the kid who grew up in Brisbane's tough northern suburbs who went on to win two Walkley Awards for his powerful feature writing....

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In this episode of Streets of Your Town - The Journo Project I interview Peter Greste, a journalist with decades of experience as a...

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This podcast is all about celebrating great Australian journos. Our first interview is with one of Australia's leading investigative...

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Gary West has driven trains along a remote track in north Queensland for more than four decades, and looks back on his career with...

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Have you ever stopped to contemplate how difficult it is to find appropriate clothing, if you have a disability? And not just functional clothing, but fashionable, beautiful, and fun clothing. Imagine being at the top of your career, leading your own legal practice, but unable to find appropriate professional clothing to wear. This is the dilemma that faces solicitor Carol Taylor regularly. A car accident in 2001 left Carol Taylor a quadriplegic, paralysed from the chest down, and unable to move her fingers.
Since those difficult days, Carol has become a mother, and returned to work becoming principal of Taylor Law and Conveyancing. And now she adds artist and fashion designer to her achievements. Carol's works are now on display in the exhibition Agency by Design: Expressive Design for Disability at artisan in Brisbane until July 13 2019. Her dream now is to create designs for beautiful garments that can be made into patterns, for people with a disability around the world to wear.

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