Introduction by Croakey: On our first #CroakeyGo walk in Sydney last year, the Croakey team was joined by Pedestrian Artist, Molly Wagner. She shared with us how walking both inspired and be... Read more
Just a few minutes drive from the centre of Albury, a border city of more than 50,000 people on Wiradjuri Country in southern NSW, is a fabulous public sculpture walk featuring works by loca... Read more
Members of “the Croakey Connective” are heading to Albury in southern NSW this weekend to plan for the year ahead, including moves to establish Croakey more formally as a not-for-profit orga... Read more
If you are in the Albury area next Monday morning (19 February), please join us for a #CroakeyGO – an act of walking journalism on Wiradjuri country to discuss local health issues. We will m... Read more
(Introduction by Ruth Armstrong) Croakey’s walking journalism initiative, #CroakeyGo, is gathering momentum. In October, three members of the Croakey connective – Melissa Sweet, Lesley Russe... Read more
#CroakeyGo Newcastle writes: Some of the dynamic and contested spaces of journalism practice, research and education are on the agenda of a conference in Newcastle next week – and many are e... Read more
As previously mentioned, we are hoping some Croakey contributors and readers will join us for a #CroakeyGO event in Adelaide on Sunday morning (22nd October). #CroakeyGO is a form of walking... Read more
Walking can be a solitary and silent pursuit but it can also be a social and collaborative experience – especially when undertaken as a form of walking journalism known as #CroakeyGO. Please... Read more
Regular readers of our #CroakeyGO series will know that Dr Lesley Russell manages to combine some spectacular walks with a busy schedule writing on health policy – here she is at Inside Stor... Read more
Marie McInerney writes: A pillow shows the indent of a dying patient’s resting head, capturing the traces of life after it has left. More than 1,000 images of flowers bloom, wilt and d... Read more
