In the heart of Cobargo, a small NSW town, the Community Garden stands as a testament to resilience, nurtured by the unwavering support of Outback Links volunteers and Frontier Services. Amidst the wreckage left by the Black Summer bushfires, Cobargo found strength in solidarity. The local Co-op, Cobargo Commons (“Cocos”), and the neighborhood pub rallied …
Bush Chaplain Lindsay Ginn brings a special kind of joy and connection to people – music! His music brings people together, breaks down barriers, and allows communities to connect on a deeper level. From his home in Kalgoorlie, he travels to local schools in Esperance to teach music to kids. And he has recently started …
In the heart of remote Australia, Megan’s farm in Walgett, NSW stood as a beacon of resilience amidst the vast expanse of the outback. However, with the demands of farm life weighing heavily upon her, Megan found herself struggling to keep up with the upkeep of her property and needing volunteer assistance. As foxes threatened …
In the vast expanse of remote Australia, your kindness is felt far and wide, weaving through the fabric of everyday life, touching hearts, and fostering unity. In the latest edition of Frontier News, we highlight these stories that embody the spirit of compassion and community. Our journey begins with Naomi and Jane, two first-time Outback ...
In the serene expanse of Parkin Sturt Remote Area, Sunny’s compassionate journey began. Reverend John Flynn’s words echoed in his heart and guidance as he stepped into the lives of those who call this remote landscape home. “Do not pray for task equal to your powers; Pray for powers equal to your tasks.” In the …
In the secluded town of Manna Hill, SA, where support is scarce, admitting and accepting help is difficult. Receiving community support in remote Australia is not easy. Wayne, Betty, and Monty faced overwhelming challenges, and their story, guided by the support of Bush Chaplain Sunny, epitomises the transformative power of community assistance. Living so remotely ...
Rev Dr Stephen Robinson stands out and provides leadership in disaster recovery support. Over the past decade, he has guided Frontier Services, ensuring the organisation’s readiness to handle disasters and aid in long-term recovery efforts. In his role as the National Disaster Recovery Officer for the Uniting Church, Rev Dr Stephen Robinson collaborates closely with …
Meet Chris and Ros, our Outback Links volunteers who through their volunteering have built life-long friendships and connections in the bush. “There’s always something you can do to help. It doesn’t require knowing how to brand a cow,” says Chris and Ros. Four years ago, a Google search led Chris and Ros to embark on …
We have been an integral part of Eula's life, intertwining with her family's history and leaving an indelible mark on her journey. Now, as she reflects on her profound connection with the bush and its people, Eula finds solace in the knowledge that her legacy giving to Frontier Services will endure. This is through a ...
As we reflect on the challenges faced last year, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each one of you for supporting rural communities with the power of your generosity. As we continue our journey, our teams find communities grappling with a series of unforeseen disasters. In this edition of Frontier News, we delve into the ...
