Morgan Kenyon

Canberra

Business Journalist at Freelance

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Articles

Frosty, fearless and fully nude: Winter solstice swimmers prove courage comes in many forms

1 week ago | region.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Today’s nude charity swim was a powerful symbol of awareness and support for mental health. Photo: Michelle Kroll. Hundreds of Canberrans got up at the crack of dawn this morning, ready to bare all at the ninth annual Ian Lindeman Memorial Winter Solstice Nude Charity Swim. Temperatures hung around -2 degrees Celsius. The waters of Lake Burley Griffin were positively frigid, but that didn’t stop 420 cheeky locals gathering on Yarralumla Beach ahead of a daring dash into the cold.
'Urimbirra' showcases magnificent European style on acres of Tilba pasture

1 week ago | region.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush pasture, this dream lifestyle property on the Far South Coast was dearly loved by its late owner. Photos: Whale Coast Realty. Welcome to Urimbirra. Set on 84 acres at the base of Gulaga Mountain, 49 Mount Dromedary Trail in Tilba Tilba has long been a place of peace, relaxation and connection. Whale Coast Realty sales agent John Murray says Urimbirra’s timeless elegance and natural surrounds imbue a sense of calm in every visitor.
Forget moving to Sydney, Canberra is the hotspot for high-paying cyber jobs

1 week ago | psnews.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Australia’s booming cyber industry is hot property in 2025, but you won’t find the best jobs in Sydney or Melbourne. Canberra takes the top spot instead, having solidified its place as the nation’s cyber capital with a deeply engaged private sector and close ties to federal government. Local cyber companies work directly with heavy hitters in government, defence, environment, education, health and more. Individuals can access great opportunities in public and private sectors.
Forget moving to Sydney, Canberra is the hotspot for high-paying cyber jobs

1 week ago | region.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Cyber professionals in the nation’s capital enjoy a front-row seat to all things public sector and regular collaboration between private companies. Photo: Michelle Kroll. Australia’s booming cyber industry is hot property in 2025, but you won’t find the best jobs in Sydney or Melbourne. Canberra takes the top spot instead, having solidified its place as the nation’s cyber capital with a deeply engaged private sector and close ties to federal government.
Three lots in one parcel with gorgeous gardens and a slice of Bermagui history

1 week ago | psnews.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Nestled into a veil of green just across the road from Bermagui River, 106-110 Lamont Street has plenty of stories to tell. There are not one, not two, but three residences on this 3000 sqm property. They all have distinct personalities and fantastic renovation potential. First up is what was once known around Bermagui as the ‘Opera House’. Local tales aside, not much is known about this striking five-bedroom, 1930s guest house before it was purchased by its current family in 1969.
Three lots in one parcel with gorgeous gardens and a slice of Bermagui history

1 week ago | aboutregional.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Nestled into a veil of green just across the road from Bermagui River, 106-110 Lamont Street has plenty of stories to tell. There are not one, not two, but three residences on this 3000 sqm property. They all have distinct personalities and fantastic renovation potential. First up is what was once known around Bermagui as the ‘Opera House’. Local tales aside, not much is known about this striking five-bedroom, 1930s guest house before it was purchased by its current family in 1969.
Three lots in one parcel with gorgeous gardens and a slice of Bermagui history

2 weeks ago | region.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

This expansive block hosts the ‘Opera House’, a historic fixture well-known among Bermagui locals. Photo: Marshall and Tacheci Real Estate. Nestled into a veil of green just across the road from Bermagui River, 106-110 Lamont Street has plenty of stories to tell. There are not one, not two, but three residences on this 3000 sqm property. They all have distinct personalities and fantastic renovation potential. First up is what was once known around Bermagui as the ‘Opera House’.
Vinnies' CEO Sleepout is fast approaching, and funds raised this year are more important than ever

2 weeks ago | region.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

The 2021 ABS Census revealed 1777 people experiencing homelessness in the Canberra region, noting family and domestic violence as a leading factor. Photo: Thomas Lucraft. Could you get a good night’s sleep on a sheet of cardboard? How about with nothing but a sleeping bag to keep you warm on one of Canberra’s longest and coldest nights of the year? Unless you’re superhuman, the answer is no. That’s the whole point of Vinnies’ biggest annual fundraiser.
Wildlife Reimagined's Brendan Sheean explains the wonders of nature

2 weeks ago | aboutregional.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Who are you? My name is Brendan Sheean and I’m a passionate wildlife educator. I’ve been lucky enough to work in the zoo industry for more than 20 years at awesome places such as the Australian Reptile Park, Alice Springs Desert Park and the National Zoo and Aquarium. I’m also the co-director of Wildlife Reimagined, an education and conservation service that works throughout the Canberra region to reconnect people with nature. Tell us about Wildlife Reimagined.
Five minutes with Daniel and Toni Neuhaus, Trader & Co.

2 weeks ago | aboutregional.com.au | Morgan Kenyon

Who are you? We are Daniel and Toni Neuhaus, co-owners of Trader & Co. in Yass. We’ve been married 18 years and have four wonderful kids. How did Trader & Co. get started? We actually ran a coffee roasting business first, called Six8 Coffee Roasters. We regularly took our coffee van to local markets, where we eventually met two other small business owners.