Article: The Western Arthurs
Walkers Journal Issue 11. Volume 3, Number 3.
Words and Photos Scott Gelston
“We haven’t even reached the halfway point of the trail and I could go on about our two nights at Haven Lake as 70mm of rain fell, or the precarious climb along a rock slab to the summit of Mount Scorpio, but as musician Paul Kelly said “Let the part, tell the whole.” The Western Arthurs are truly a place not to be read about, but experienced…”
Review: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Sense Music Media 2026
Words and Photos Scott Gelston
“…this performance of Jubilee Street could well be the greatest individual song I’ve seen performed live. It’s hard to fathom, how a non-charting track off the band’s 15th album became this live behemoth, but an edgy Cave played the agitated narrator in the first half of the track, before the band ripped the song and entire venue to shreds with a performance part emotional devastation, part blunt force trauma.”
Front page article and photos: The Blue Derby experience continues to grow.
The Examiner Newspaper 2018
“In three short years since the Derby mountain bike trails were opened the town has gone from strength to strength. The cycling world has fallen for the tracks around this once sleepy North-East town. With stage two of the network now ready to open and a 63 metre bridge linking the mountain bike mecca to Derby’s mining heyday, we take a look at where the attraction is headed.”
Opinion: On behalf of St.Giles CEO Honni Pitt
The Examiner Newspaper 2024
“Since its introduction in 2013, the NDIS has been a game changer for Australian’s living with disability, or to be more accurate, it’s been a game changer for some, not all, Australians living with disability.
Of the 4.4 million people in this country living with disability, less than 15% of them are eligible for NDIS funding”