Ian appreciates the joys and challenges of life in country town. There’s a style and an approach to life and communication here that is different to city centres. It’s not something that can be studied or easily transferred, you’ve got to live it and Ian does, in his personal and professional life. The communities I love and serve have benefited from Ian’s ability to communicate with regional people in a way that is respectful, informed and creative.
Trader and Co. aren't letting the hospitality crisis slow them down
Such a good cafe ☕️ well done team! View
Beer, chocolate and now coffee!? The price of a humble flat white is about to spike
Coffee gone up a while ago. Everything is becoming a luxury. View
Decades-long legal stoush between Granties Maze and Kiama Council ends with destruction order
Instead of fighting the Communists in Vietnam maybe we should have been fighting them here? View