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Who on earth thought that it was a good idea to co-locate major industrial infrastructure with one of the most picturesque views on the damn planet?

She's so fancy!

A minute of peace and quiet on Taungurung Country near Murrindindi River. #TaungurungCountry #MentalHealth #walking #fyp #ForYou

Shot on unceded Gunaikurnai Country on Blue Rock Lake. The lake is a 40-year-old reservoir that flooded a woodland next to the Tanjil River. "Tanjil" was the original Brataualung language word for the Latrobe River, which the Tanjil River is a tributary of. These rivers carry water from Mt Baw Baw down to Gippsland Lakes and then into the sea. #kayak #MentalHealth #ForYou #fyp #GunaikurnaiCountry

I had the privilege of meeting an Australian fur seal this afternoon in the shallows of Western Port Bay, on unceded Bunurong Waters. At first I thought he was a bag of abandoned rubbish, but as soon as I saw a flipper, I pulled up my paddle and grabbed my camera. After I took this short video, old mate decided I was pretty interesting - even though I was very specifically trying to leave him alone. He would pop under water, swim across my bow, then turn around to stare at me. He did this about

Shot on unceded Bunurong Waters near Mt Martha. #kayak #BunurongCountry #MentalHealth #ForYou #fyp

So many column inches have been wasted on claims of an Australian gas shortage. The gas industry loves to use the idea of a gas shortage to justify more projects. We must remember that Australia produces much, much more gas than it needs. Governing is about choices. Our government could choose to stop giving our gas away for free to planet-wrecking parasites who offer little back to the Australian economy while shipping the profits offshore, and shore up the small amount of gas we need during th

Shot yesterday on unceded Bunurong Country near Gorilla Rock, Safety Beach. #MentalHealth #BunurongCountry #kayak #asmr #waves

This video was shot on unceded Bunurong Country at The Pillars near Mt Martha. #BunurongCountry #fyp #ForYou #MentalHealth #kayak #waves #asmr

I was so privileged today to see Burrunan dolphins out on the water for the first time. In Bunurong Waters, there are only around 100 individuals of this species alive today, and this is the largest known population of them anywhere in the world. I've been wanting to see these fellas ever since I first learned about them many years ago. It was such a privilege to be able to see them today. I did the responsible thing and ate my lunch while keeping my distance, but a little earlier than when thi