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Photos, stories, and news from Graham Miln.

Aporia - Dripping Toffee and Salt Encrusted Bedsteads

We stumbled upon Aporia, a fun sculpture exhibition by RMIT students. The exhibit caught our eye as we walked passed the university buildings on Swanston Street.

Activity Audit Update on the Mac App Store

Our latest update to Activity Audit is now available on the Mac App Store. This update brings the Mac App Store version back in line with the version available direct from DssW.

Jet Skiing at Dromana

The beach at Dromana looks wonderful for swimmers; the water is clear and shallow. So I was surprised to see jet skiiers out and sharing the same area as the swimmers.

Kite Flying at Dromana

There was almost no breeze at Dromana and yet a couple of people were able fly long chains of kites. The kites were joined by a single line reaching into the sky. By the time we left, the line had been extended three times.

A Beach Town Called Dromana

Dromana is a town on the inner east coast of Port Philip Bay, Victoria. The small beach front community is about an hour and a half from central Melbourne.

Wildlife in Fern Tree Gully

We were lucky to see a range of wildlife during our walk in Fern Tree Gully, part of the Dandenong Ranges National Park in Victoria, Australia.

Walking in Fern Tree Gully

We spent an occasionally wet but enjoyable day out and about in Fern Tree Gully. The gully is part of Dandenong Ranges National Park in Victoria, Australia. As you might expect from a National Park, the location is beautiful, green, and a great place to go walking.

Melbourne at Night

A few recent photos from around central Melbourne. The season is changing and the weather is again turbulent.

Occupy Wall Street in Melbourne

I suspect the organisers of Melbourne Festival’s giant sculptures did not imagine this. In the last week, an “Occupy Melbourne” camp site has appeared around one of the monstrous angels on Melbourne’s City Square where Swanston Street meets Flinders Lane.

Angels-Demons. Parade

As part of Melbourne Festival 2011 large sculptures have appeared around the city. The sculptures of “mischievous monstrosities” are by AES+F (Russia).