Fashion app continues its global growth
FROM an idea to a fully fledged fashion app. Jessica Wilson is taking her online shopping experience to the world.
Aotd
Pursuit to find the Tasmanian tiger
COL Bailey has spent almost 50 years trying to prove the Tasmanian tiger still exists — and he’s hoping he’ll still be here when it’s finally found.
Wombat rescuer’s labour of love
IT was a love that started in childhood and 35 years later Roz Holmes has saved thousands of native bare-nosed wombats from a range of horrors.
‘Australia is my home now’
SHE came down under for a working holiday but 10 years later German-born Andrea Ruske hasn’t been able to leave and it’s all because of our Australian wildlife.
More Stories
50 years spent saving rabbits
Widow Kim Cooney has been nominated for an award for her work saving hundreds of unwanted bunnies at the Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary in Northern NSW.
The Aussie who saw the big picture
MANY young Aussies agonise over what they might one day become but as a kid, David Kilderry could literally see his future from his bedroom window.
Pixie’s taking care of business
PIXIE Weyand quit her corporate job to clean toilets in Queensland mines. But after more than a year she’d saved enough money to start making her dreams come true.
Healthier hospital food is a must
A FORMER TV executive was visiting her brother-in-law in hospital when she noticed — with alarm — what staff were feeding him. That’s when she knew she had to act.
Grammy winner you’ve never heard of
HE’S the Aussie musician who’s won three Grammy Awards and played at Carnegie Hall but chances are you probably wouldn’t recognise him.
Birds of a feather flock together
IN Sydney in the late 1990s, Ravi was a common sight as his pet birds flew along with him while he walked his dog. Now people flock to him to see him work wonders.
Photographer follows her animal instincts
ALEX Cearns always had a love of animals and after 20 years in the workforce finally turned her passion into a career using the power of photography.
Alice Springs local lending a hand to youth
AFTER a trip to his parents’ native Ethiopia in 2012, Caleb Maru quickly developed a social conscience and is now changing the lives of Alice Springs youth.
Shouting out to end family violence
SHE grew up in an abusive household, and now this Sydney mum is devoted to empowering girls to use their voice and physical skills to break the cycle.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifestyle/aotd/page/9