Fifteen years ago, when I was 23, I visited my cousin Geoff in Griffith, a smallish town in south-western New South Wales. Geoff was, is, a surgeon and was spending a year at Griffith Hospital. He wore a sarong when he was off-duty because he loved making the locals stare. Every time I had visited Geoff over the years, usually in his Kangaroo Point apartment in ...
My name is Kate Hennessy. I am a freelance arts and travel writer and music critic. I contribute to Guardian Australia, The Sydney Morning Herald/The Age, The Saturday Paper, The Australian, The Australian Financial Review, The Wire (UK), NME and more.