Set in the city of Rockhampton, this is the story of Larry and his love of the Fitzroy River which was both his escape from a troubled home and the site of a tragedy that changed everything.
When Jenny misses her train on Christmas Eve, her frustration turns to joy as the events of the evening ensue.
Diana and Bob are on an archeological expedition when they come across a medieval castle, untouched for hundreds of years. What they find inside will surprise and delight you asĀ fairytale meets real life in this humorous short story written by Jenny Brown.
The first poem in this episode, 'I think I'll get a Facelift' , is a hilarious look at the effects of ageing. Written by Julie Butler with her usual wit and flair, it is followed by two ballads called 'The Barstool' and 'Wally and His Mate'. These are sure to bring a smile to your face.
When CherieĀ and her twins sit on a bench on the esplanade one day, they encounter a homeless man who will change their lives. There is a lot more to this stranger than meets the eye. This is a heartfelt story of an unlikely friendship that is full of surprises. It is written by Judith Ryan.
Inspired by long walks during COVID restrictions, this four-part story, beautifully written by Anne Douglas, takes the reader on a journey through the seasons. , You will travel to the heart of your natural surroundings as you marvel at the ever changing landscape and the creatures that inhabit our environment.
A shopping trip to buy a bridal gown turns out to be an incredible experience for Phoebe. This is a short story that explores the idea of something lingering between the old and the new. It is written by Brenda Campbell.
Ever imagined what it would be like to visit earth from another planet? For Ephens it is full of complicated situations which don't always work out well! This is a clever short story with a surprising twist written by Catherine Quinn.