Editor’s letter
SMALL TOWNS OFTEN get a bad rap from their big city cousins, who are prone to assuming that just because they are diminutive in stature, they must also be devoid of cultural diversions and a decent flat white. But what city folk are starting to cotton on to are the infinite drawcards and advantages that town living also presents: the sense of community, the slower pace of life, the affordable housing and lifestyle... Towns, the ‘official’ definition of which seems to hinge on population (a small town has fewer than 10,000 residents; a medium town, 50,000; and a large town, 100,000 according to an Australian Bureau of Statistics report on the 2016 census results), are also a delightful proposition when it comes to exploration. Spending time in a small, medium or…