Migrants in Kalgoorlie-Boulder have gleaned important information about how to drive in the outback, such as navigating gravel roads, corrugations and 400kg bulls, at a special information session last week. Jim Addison, who has 43 years driving experience on WA roads from the Kimberley to …

In the picture: Prime Minister Malcom Fraser and Mrs Tamara Fraser visit nurses Sue Nilon (left) and Wendy Young  at Birdsville Hospital in September, 1978. Former AIM nurse, Sister Sue Nilon writes: It was the Birdsville races weekend in September, 1978. Wendy and I were …

  In the remote areas of Australia – Reconciliation will become reality Hope will replace anxiety and despair Justice and equity will build community Everyone will have access to the services they need As we journey together.                 …

Frontier Services staff across the country are getting on with the job of supporting remote Australia despite the extraordinary challenges posed by the weather. This week, the North Queensland RAFS team was forced to postpone a field trip due to expected flooding across the region. …

In an effort to rival any Backyard Blitz make-over, the Cobar Uniting Church has transformed a dry and dusty patch of dirt allocated for parking, into a green, safe and welcoming children’s playground. Frontier Services Cobar/Nyngan Patrol Minister Rev Ian Tucker endorsed the facility with …