Social media has become an essential part of the daily lives of many teenagers. In fact, according to a recent study conducted by Pew Research Center, approximately 63% of teenagers report using social media every day while 45% say they are using the internet “almost constantly”. However, there is a darker side to social media than we perceive.
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Adult colouring books have become a hit across Australia. Now, our art chief Natalia introduces you to the form and gives you quick tips on
Our Creative Chief Natalia encourages you to get in touch with the weather and produce art tied to your weather (or “feeling”). Want to connect
Our Solaris Cancer Care Cottesloe counsellors Maureen Tan and Julie Verley bring you something that’ll get you up and running: drumming. Whether you have a
Join our South West writing guru Ingrid Rickersey on the quest to become the next J.K Rowling, Jodi Piccoult, and Stephen King. All you need
Our South West volunteer, Kristy Grant, takes you through a quick 10-minute cardmaking dance. It is easy, requires minimal items, and effort! Bring your creativity
Our Creative Chief Natalia is back to teach you how to transform nature into art. What do you need? Nothing! Just a walk in your