Galah

What makes a winning mullet? Dean Southwell talks to the woman behind Mulletfest to find out.

It takes a lifetime to learn how to think like a trout, to understand its universe. And yet Sam Shelley knows the object of his obsession is all in his mind.

Still life, with flowers

The remnants of a Victorian-era garden and the story of its ill-fated owner have inspired an artist and accidental farmer.

Issue 11. Pleasure

Galah Issue 11 is a big 176 pages, full of beautiful images and fascinating stories from regional Australia, all centred around this issue’s theme of ‘Pleasure’.

Read about life’s most pleasurable experiences: from brunch to books, gardening to sex (not necessarily in that order), and passion projects in all their crazy forms.

Behold the magnificent mullet

Plus DIY recruiting and seeking water clarity. Welcome to Galah Weekly, our award-winning newsletter keeping you up to date with regional headlines that matter, plus other delightful things from life beyond the city. By Dean Southwell, who can barely remember his own mullet.

In praise of the mullet

What makes a winning mullet? Dean Southwell talks to the woman behind Mulletfest to find out.

Menu

A man and his budgies

Waratah Woman

What Joost did next

C is for Cancer

Smell the roses

To be Frank

Orange is the new black

Cross country

Man meets mushroom

Hand of the gardener

Nine great regional houses

Love birds

Meet the Millers

Beyond Byron

Trending

End-of-year wrap

Behold the magnificent mullet

Yes, Chef! with Will Cowan-Lunn

Editor's Choice

In praise of the mullet

Lord of the flies

Still life, with flowers

Portrait of a town

A fund for regional artists?

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A quiet ally

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In praise of the mullet