The North Queensland Remote Area Families Service (RAFS) team from Frontier Services is back on the road again. The mobile service offers crucial support to families across remote North Queensland, providing early childhood advice and support for parents with young children in isolated areas. Due to road conditions, the team has been carefully planning their …

The North Queensland Remote Area Families Service (RAFS) team from Frontier Services is back on the road again. The mobile service offers crucial support to families across remote North Queensland, providing early childhood advice and support for parents with young children in isolated areas. Due to road conditions, the team has been carefully planning their …

Paul Hartmann Marketing Manager Graeme Shelley and Chief Financial Officer Gary Williamson have presented Frontier Services with a donation that will provide invaluable support to our work in remote Australia. The money will pay for a Frontier Services/Hartmann entry into the 2012 Classic Outback Trial. The seven-day car trial navigates the diverse terrain of outback …

It was 45 years ago in September when a young John Dihm, fresh out of training for the priesthood, turned up at the local dance. Little did he know that he would go back to his parents that evening and pronounce that he’d met the girl who was going to be his wife. John was …

Frontier Services thanks those organisations who kindly supported us last year as we celebrated 100 years at the heart of remote Australia in 2012.  Without the support of our Centenary Partners, who assisted us financially or with value-in-kind support, we would not have been able to resource the many amazing projects and events that took place throughout the year.  So, many …

With extensive flooding across the region, the Frontier Services Remote Area Families Service (RAFS) in Longreach is doing everything possible to assist isolated families. RAFS, which provides early childhood advice and support for families with young children in remote areas, has been contacting community members and sending kits containing games and activities to flood-isolated families.   …

With extensive flooding across the region, the Frontier Services Remote Area Families Service (RAFS) in Longreach is doing everything possible to assist isolated families. RAFS, which provides early childhood advice and support for families with young children in remote areas, has been contacting community members and sending kits containing games and activities to flood-isolated families.   …

Rev Bruce Gallacher has traded in the green secluded valleys and fresh water rivers of the Snowy River country in south-east Victoria to take up his new post in the hot, vast, rugged country of the Kimberley. This week, Bruce was formally inducted as the new Frontier Services Kimberley Patrol Minister, based out of Kununurra. Travelling …

Frontier Services officially opened the new Kununurra Community Care building today with a special celebration for the community. The new building, which cost more than $1.7million, is used to provide a range of community care and respite programs for people living in and around Kununurra. “We are delighted to be celebrating the opening of the …

AIM HOSPITALS CIRCA 1960s An extract written by Pat McPhersonfor the Kimberley Nurses History Group Conference, Broome March 2000   ABSTRACT It is 1960. Australia is just 25 years off its bi-centenary; a modern nation for modern times, enjoying the last of the long, post-war economic boom. The Kimberley however, is only 80 years old …