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Flooded homes in a rural Australian community following Cyclone Narelle

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When the cyclone passes, the work begins

As flooding and Cyclone Narelle impacted northern Australia, Frontier Services chaplains supported communities through preparation, response and recovery.

Millie Hanlon April 9, 2026

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In some remote communities, fuel isn’t just expensive – it’s running out

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.

Millie Hanlon March 24, 2026

Dog standing on the back of a ute in rural Australia, reflecting everyday life affected by fuel prices in remote Australia

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When fuel isn’t optional: How rising prices are impacting life in the bush

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.

Millie Hanlon March 16, 2026

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Rain across the Flinders Ranges brings relief – and repair

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.

Justin Ackland March 5, 2026

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Young adults lend a hand in Griffith and Coleambally

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

Justin Ackland December 3, 2025

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How Bush Chaplains are changing lives across Australia

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

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Outback Links teamwork gives Cobargo a boost

In the heart of Cobargo, a small NSW town, the Community Garden stands as a testament to resilience, nurtured by the unwavering support of Outback Links volunteers and Frontier Services.

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Day in the life of a Bush Chaplain

Bush Chaplain Lindsay Ginn brings a special kind of joy and connection to people – music! His music brings people together, breaks down barriers, and allows communities to connect on

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How Outback Links volunteers saved Megan’s chooks

In the heart of remote Australia, Megan’s farm in Walgett, NSW stood as a beacon of resilience amidst the vast expanse of the outback. However, with the demands of farm

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Your kindness is felt far and wide in remote Australia

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the vast expanse of remote Australia, your kindness is felt far and wide, weaving through the fabric of everyday life, touching hearts, and fostering unity. In the latest edition

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Disaster recovery support

Rev Dr Stephen Robinson stands out and provides leadership in disaster recovery support. Over the past decade, he has guided Frontier Services, ensuring the organisation’s readiness to handle disasters and

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Meet Chris and Ros our Outback Links volunteers

Meet Chris and Ros, our Outback Links volunteers who through their volunteering have built life-long friendships and connections in the bush. “There’s always something you can do to help. It

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Eula’s legacy of giving

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We have been an integral part of Eula’s life, intertwining with her family’s history and leaving an indelible mark on her journey. Now, as she reflects on her profound connection

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Supporting rural communities with the power of generosity

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As we reflect on the challenges faced last year, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each one of you for supporting rural communities with the power of your generosity. As

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