Read all the latest news from our work in rural and remote communities.
As flooding and Cyclone Narelle impacted northern Australia, Frontier Services chaplains supported communities through preparation, response and recovery.
Fuel costs remain high across rural and remote Australia, with growing uncertainty around supply creating additional pressure for communities already managing long distances and limited services.
Fuel isn’t optional in the bush. Rising prices are affecting everyday travel, work and access to essentials for people living in rural and remote Australia.
After years of drought, heavy rain has transformed parts of South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. Creeks are running and dams are full, but flood damage and road closures are also creating new challenges. Bush Chaplain Sunny Kadaparambil shares what communities are experiencing on the ground.
In late November, five young adults from Sydney and Melbourne travelled to Griffith, where they joined a group of local young adults before heading out to a farm near Coleambally. There, they spent two days supporting a family, a mother
For many people living in rural and remote Australia, a Bush Chaplain is more than just a spiritual guide—they are a friend, a counselor, and a vital support in times of crisis. In communities where resources are stretched thin and