In this issue we look at the many partnerships we rely on to keep doing our work in remote Australia. Partnerships like husband and wife, corporate, community and others are explored. And we mustn’t forget our partnership with you! Register for your free copy or …
It started with an email: “Volunteers wanted to help outback farmers” which George Whisker, National Roads and Motorists’ Association (NRMA) Patrol Team Leader responded to. After volunteering with Outback Links in Lightning Ridge for a week of hard work in high temperatures and meeting farmers …
Outback Links volunteers return to the “Ridge” – April 2016 Outback Links is in preparation for a return to Lightning Ridge in April 2016 leading a group of 30 skilled volunteers to help farmers in the drought affected area. “Things are still tough for farmers …
When reading the February Frontier News, many of the east coast readership might think it redundant, with frequent showers around Sydney and coastal NSW. News reports of rivers beginning to run again in the drought-stricken inland is a relief, “surely they are fine now”. But …
On Sunday the 1st of November, at a lovely little church tucked away in the quiet, bush clad hills of Mount Crosby, in southern Queensland, a capacity crowd of more than one hundred and fifty people gathered for Music on the Hillside, a benefit concert …
