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Song of the grasses

Galah travels to central Australia to meet the Tjanpi Desert Weavers, hundreds of artists who create contemporary fibre art of startling originality from native grasses.

by Sam McCue

Issue 13 Magazine

What would Edna do?

Posthumous ‘conversations’ between a celebrity landscape designer and a dedicated custodian shape one of Australia’s most significant gardens.

by Tabitha Carvan

Issue 13 Magazine

Rest & restoration

On a far-flung shore of Bruny Island, an interior stylist breathes new life into a century-old beach shack.

by Amanda Ducker

A Garden is Not a Painting

A new book from Galah Press. By a gardener, for gardeners.

2025, it's a wrap

Plus Galah’s future and all the good eggs. 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 has loved being involved with Galah.

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Smell the roses

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Orange is the new black

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Man meets mushroom

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