I have often been asked why I do what I do with Ausemade… the answer is, I love it.
It is something that I nuture, watch it grow and want to share. When I look at my page count, I can see that as of today (24 December 2024), I have published 261 blogs and 3,300 pages of content, that makes a grand total of 3,561 pages live on the website.
You can read the beginnings of this website in the About Us… but since then, the website has evolved with dramatic changes in direction and content…
Sure some content has remained the same, but now I have the pleasure of writing about things I enjoy and sharing things from our growing number of contributors and authors… 😀
We write about the wide open spaces, ranges, gorges, waterholes, national parks, and botanic gardens…
Even when walking through the cities, it is amazing what your eyes will focus on, such as the beauty of skylines, cityscapes and escalators 😀
fabALICE Festival 2024Electric Fields (Zaachariaha Fielding), fabALICE Festival 2024fabALICE Festival, Alice SpringsParrtjima 2019 – The Language of KinFuture Kultcha – Revolving Kultcha, 2021 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightLifting Our Spirits, 2020 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightParrtjima 2019 – The Language of Kin (The Language of Stockmen / Angkentye Stockmen Mape-kenhe)Future Kultcha – Revolving Kultcha, 2021 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightParrtjima 2019 – A Festival in LightLifting Our Spirits, 2020 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightFuture Kultcha – Merging Kultcha, 2021 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightLifting Our Spirits, 2020 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightLifting Our Spirits, 2020 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightParrtjima Australia – A Festival in Light, 2016Lifting Our Spirits, 2020 – Parrtjima – A Festival in LightParrtjima 2019 – The Language of Kin (The Language of Stockmen / Angkentye Stockmen Mape-kenhe)Parrtjima 2019 – The Language of KinParrtjima 2019 – The Language of Kin (The Language of Stockmen / Angkentye Stockmen Mape-kenhe)An Emu Stole My Beanie by Meggan Jack, Northern Rivers NSW, Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2023Kermit at the Boab by Jacqueline Gibson, Attadale WA, Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2023Ukranian Flower Crown by Karen Lynch and The Unwilling Traveller by Maggie Pereyra, Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2023Endangered Black-footed Rock Wallaby by Siri Omberg – Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2024‘Alice’ Queen of the Outback Crown, by Pat Robshaw, Banora Point NSW – Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2024“Little Aussie Endangered Bird” by Lorraine Boomer – Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2022Special Mention The Embellishment category – 2022 Alice Springs Beanie FestivalArtwa tharrala urrknga mpaaritjaarta by Rahel Kngwarria Ungwanaka, Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2020“Beware Drop Bear” by Marilyn Hunter, Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2021The Keringke Roo by Camilla Young, Marie Young, Serena Hayes, Sharon Williams, Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2018Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2016Tjanpi Desert Weavers, Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2018Pitja nyawa kulila (Early days family) by Tjanpi Desert Weavers, Alice Springs Desert Mob 2016Ngayuku Ngura Kuwari – My Home Now by Marina Pumani Brown, Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2018Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2019Coles Mural, 1981 by Bob and Kay Kessing (supervisors), with 200 volunteers — Mural, Alice Springs Street ArtGalahs – Artist Alison Hittmann (mural)Mulga Parrot by Karine ‘s Art -KAWA, Mparntwe Street Art Festival 2024 (#msaf2024), Alice Springs NTWhite Gate, artist Al Bethune – (sleepers, rail dogs and scrap steel)Furry Angels by artist Jenny Taylor (2008 Exhibition, Olive Pink Botanic Garden, Alice Springs)And For Every Time A Purpose, Under Heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:1), Artist Henry Smith – (rusty tin)Monkeys in the rainforest, The Calyx, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney NSWWalking men 2018-22, bronze (on loan from the Nock Art Foundation), artist Laurence Edwards (England b1967), Sydney Modern Project NSWThe Dog Line at Eaglehawk Neck, TasmaniaBig Mob of Dogs, 2018 – Greenbush Art GroupBig Mob of Dogs, 2018 – Greenbush Art GroupBig Mob of Dogs, 2018 – Greenbush Art GroupShannon by Jimmy Watson, Greenbush Art GroupBig Mob of Dogs, 2018 – Greenbush Art GroupCobber by Kingston Brown, Greenbush Art Group