February Frontier News is Out Now

The latest edition of February Frontier News has hit the shelves this week. In this quarter’s edition we focus on ‘Family’. While 2014 is the United Nations International year of Family Farming, at Frontier Services, we believe that every year is the year of family farming. In the February Frontier News we look at family …

A Birthday Snapshot with the Governor-General

She is as close to royalty as we can get: our very own Governor-General, Her Excellency the Honourable Quentin Bryce AC CVO. Wherever she goes, much interest, both media and with communities, follows. On the 16th of December Quentin Bryce was visiting Mutijulu as a guest of Indigenous Elder, Ms Barbara Tjikatu AM. While there, …

Blessing on Your Works

Rev Jeffery Rronang Garrawurra, Chairman of the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, and his wife, Sally, stopped in at the Frontier Services’ stall at Yurora NCYA Festival to offer their blessings to all Frontier Services’ staff for the coming year. “Yes, we know Frontier Services well!” declared Rev Jeff. “God bless your works! One …

He’s a Fisher of Men

He’s a Fisher of Men

He’s a Fisher of Men Peter, one of the disciples was a fisherman. More than two thousand years later, another disciple in Christ, Rev Ron Watson is casting his line. Ron is a Patrol Minister up on the pointy end of Australia, Cape York. For weeks during the dry season he is out on patrol visiting …

Nissan Australia drives Outback Trial connection

Nissan Australia will again partner major national inland pastoral and  healthcare provider Frontier Services and the 2014 Classic Outback Trial, connecting people in urban areas with those in need of assistance in remote parts of Australia. Nissan will provide a range of four-wheel drive vehicles for essential surveys, medical intervention and the operation of the Trial, …

Uralla – Small Community – Big Hearts

The Uniting Church congregation in the little town of Uralla, in the New South Wales Northern tablelands, is one of the great supporters of the work of Frontier Services and the support we give to people in remote Australia. Uralla once boasted a population of 12,000 at the height of the gold rush and then …