Be what you are becoming, the first live art event and exhibition by longtime artist-friends, Barbara Dawson and Natalie McDonagh, opens on Thursday 01 October 2026 in Erowal Bay. You are warmly invited to drop in, see an exhibition of new work by the artists, and join them in some mindful stitching as they create …
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A visit to Artfulmind Pop-up Gallery in the curator’s studio is much more than an opportunity to browse and buy captivating works of art and crafts—it is an opportunity for considered care for your mind and wellbeing. Doctors across the world are now prescribing a dose of arts for their proven health enhancing benefits. Visiting …
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When you immerse yourself in one of the 12 two-day Arts Muster Workshops—29-30 August, 2026—you will experience a very particular sort of magic that happens when we make things together. Beyond the magic of our minds and hands bringing a visible, physical thing into existence, making things together conjures myriad invisible, enriching connections with ourselves, …
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Swimmer and author Seana Smith shares what it’s like to be a member of this warm and welcoming community group. Read about the new Shark Bite Kit the Wobbegongs had installed. I’m standing in the sea at Huskisson Beach with three other swimmers, two on each side of our 50-metre lane rope. We’re waiting for …
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Huskisson Beach adds a vital Shark Bite Kit to its shores, funded by Club Jervis Bay and installed by the Wobbegongs for local swimmer safety.
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Digital connection is a poor substitute for the "biological necessity" of community. Wellbeing writer Tara Lee explores why Jervis Bay’s local sunrises and shared spaces are the ultimate health intervention.
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An extraordinary collision of marine biology and medical innovation recently transformed Jervis Bay into a global hub for skin health. Project NICE (National Integrated Care for Epithelia) brought together diverse experts—from bioengineers to First Nations custodians—to unlock the secrets of a brand new molecule found right here in Jervis Bay waters with the potential to heal and protect the human body.
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A new research project led by Dr Esther Callcott is using the antimicrobial power of Jervis Bay’s SXRG84 molecule to tackle impetigo in remote Aboriginal communities. Plus the latest update on treatment for mucositis in patients receiving cancer treatment.
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What happens when you combine 60,000 years of traditional botanical knowledge with a breakthrough marine molecule from Jervis Bay? The answer is Lanje—a skincare brand that moved from concept to shelf in just twelve months.
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‘Compose yourself’ means to calm down, have emotional control, and settle oneself—particularly if we are upset, anxious, or overwhelmed. It also has a deeper, creative interpretation referring to actively shaping one’s own being. Read on for a simple, practical, pleasurable strategy to compose yourself using creative arranging of specially chosen objects. The arrangement of three …
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