Lucie Van Den Berg

It’s often said that the hardest wounds to heal are the ones we cannot see. Australian Defence Force (ADF) members…

Today, pigeons get a bad rap, often referred to as ‘rats with wings’. There was once a time when the humble pigeon performed a vital role as a military messenger, trained to communicate intelligence to and from the frontlines.

Written by Lucie Van Den Berg 09 October 2023 Photography: Robert Blackburn Viet Long Nguyen served in the Navy of…

Written by Lucie Van Den Berg 24 October 2022 Photos by James McPherson Lola shadows Andrew Hall in the supermarket,…

Written by Lucie Van Den Berg 05 July 2022 Photos: The Australian Defence Force Flying through the air at speeds…

For artist Kat Rae, art has always formed part of the solution when she sought to make sense of her own experiences, whether it was through creating works of her own, or immersing herself in the expressions of others. While it was her constant companion and her calling, it wasn’t her first career.

It took centimetres to bring an end to Emma Murfet’s career in the Australian Army, but since the accident, the former parachute rigger has found new ways to reach great heights with the Invictus Games.

Gardens have long been a source of solace, particularly for people who have suffered trauma. Whether it’s sprouting seeds on your windowsill, tending to plants in your backyard, or perusing a public garden, there is something deeply satisfying about being connected to nature.