To the right of yesterday's Make Poverty History was the sunlight on the city.

Hugh numbers of people live in poverty. The naive always thought they would live to see structural change to bring about more justice.
A sign was spotted, a kind of triptych: Make poverty history, possible traffic delays and the third of which draws attention to a fundraiser walk on this/next Sunday, May 4th, at Nobbys.

Are they reliving the days of the Light Horse Brigade for the ceremonials on Anzac Day?

Loving our landscape. The beauty isn't 'in 'yer face' but it's there for me.

Black Swan with black plumage and a red bill, found throughout Australia and particularly in the south-east and south-west and introduced in New Zealand (according to The Macquarie Dictionary).

Lorikeets are fiesty birds and are found among the birds in our suburbs. This is believed to be a Rainbow Lorikeet after consulting the Reader's Digest Photographic Field Guide Birds of Australia. At 25-30 cm long it is a medium - large bird and is a nectar eater hence its liking for the bizarre colourful growths on the Banksia tree. Two birds were busy just outside our window.
Grow local varieties of trees in our gardens to provide food for our native birdlife.

From the drawing board came big plans for R N Hospital. (On the wall at the New Royal Newcastle Centre)
An old Christmas card with a greeting and a Christmas dinner menu for each dinner tray with wishes from the staff of Royal Newcastle Hospital.