Stories and news straight from the bush
Stories and news straight from the bush
In this edition of Frontier News, you’ll read stories of care reaching people across remote Australia in ways that are practical and deeply personal. From support for farmers facing drought to volunteers standing with flood-affected communities, this issue reflects what it means to keep showing up. Hear Muriel’s story, meet new Bush Chaplains Tanya and Sebastian, and read a timely reflection for National Reconciliation Week.
In this edition of Frontier News, you’ll see how kindness travels across vast distances through small, meaningful acts of care. From flood recovery and hands-on volunteering to simply showing up for isolated communities, these stories reflect compassion in action. Meet Rick, who has faced repeated floods, hear from our newest Bush Chaplain Kirsty, and see how Outback Links volunteers continue to support families rebuilding after disaster.
This issue is full of inspiring stories from across the outback: a small church in Karumba restored to life, families recovering after devastating floods in Queensland, Bush Chaplains offering comfort and hope to those facing deep hardship, and children starting the school year prepared and supported.
Every story shows what’s possible when communities and supporters like you stand together – bringing presence, care and resilience to people who need it most.
In this issue, you’ll find stories of communities coming together in the face of floods in Queensland, the joy of a brand-new church blooming in the red heart of Australia, and the tireless work of Bush Chaplains and volunteers supporting people through life’s toughest challenges. Each page is a reminder of the hope, care and connection that’s only possible because of you
In this edition of Frontier News, read about how our Bush Chaplains are bringing connection and care to the outback. Discover how children in Marble Bar are learning and growing in culture. Hear from Kym Korbe on the path to reconciliation, and find out how you can lend a hand on your next Outback Links adventure.
This edition features Bush Chaplain Peter Harvey’s recent relocation to Tasmania’s west coast. You’ll hear from Outback Links volunteers Colin and Susan, who have dedicated over 2,000 hours to providing helping hands and listening ears to farming families across the outback. You’ll also read about how you were there recently for families in Eugowra who are still recovering from the devastating floods of 2022.
In this edition of Frontier News, you’ll read how your support is helping people in the remote community of Hawker, ensuring children in remote areas have access to education despite teacher shortages, and providing comfort to people like Matt*, who faced sudden and devastating floods. Your generosity reaches people of all ages in rural Australia, offering care, comfort, and hope to families, children, and seniors alike.
Throughout the August 2024 edition of Frontier News, you’ll find stories that demonstrate the impact you make on people living in the bush. From supporting the dedication of Outback Links volunteers like Therese and Clive, to the vital work of our Bush Chaplains across Australia, your kindness brings hope and help where it’s needed most.
In this edition of Frontier News you will meet Naomi and Jane, two Outback Links volunteers whose journey will inspire you. Discover the extraordinary efforts of our Bush Chaplains Lindsay, David and Benji and stay updated on Julia’s construction of the Oodnadatta church, bringing hope to a community overcoming disconnection.
This month, we honour National Reconciliation Week and reflect on the power of unity and support in fostering connection and healing.
In this edition of Frontier News, we delve into the stories of resilience and compassion that define our mission. Meet Rev Dr. Stephen Robinson, whose expertise empowers our Bush Chaplains to provide essential care and assistance during times of crisis.
You’ll hear from Bush Chaplain Sunny, and individuals like Chris, Ros, and Eula. They each share unique experiences and reasons for rallying behind Frontier Services.
In this edition of Frontier News, we bring you stories of resilience and compassion from the Outback.
Meet our newest Bush Chaplain in Queensland, Jennie Feldmeier, and bid farewell to beloved Bush Chaplains in the Northern Territory. Learn about our advocacy efforts, and discover loyal supporters. Your generosity ensures no one feels alone, no matter how remote.
In this edition of Frontier News, you’ll meet people from many backgrounds and cultures, and your kindness has reached all of them in some way.
Through your compassion and generosity, you reach people from all backgrounds, all across Australia. You make sure no one ever has to feel alone, no matter how remote they are or how far from home.
Rev Dona Spencer shares with us her journey to becoming our newest Bush Chaplain, Outback Links volunteers Ron and Gwen tell us why they value volunteering, a team of NRMA staff with Outback Links volunteers and National Director Rob Floyd visit and help five farming families across round Bingara NSW, Rev Sharon Hollis and Rev Mark Kickett share Uniting Church in Australia and Frontier News’s view on the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum, and so much more.
2023’s first edition of Frontier News features stories of generosity, hope, and resilience in rural and remote Australia. In this issue, you will meet Alan and Susan who were visited by our Outback Links volunteers in 2022, Bush Chaplain John Dihm, who will be moving into retirement, and generous supporters like Fred and Meron who have decided to leave a generous gift in their Will to Frontier Services. Enjoy reading!
Rev Dona Spencer shares with us her journey to becoming our newest Bush Chaplain, Outback Links volunteers Ron and Gwen tell us why they value volunteering, a team of NRMA staff with Outback Links volunteers and National Director Rob Floyd visit and help five farming families across round Bingara NSW, Rev Sharon Hollis and Rev Mark Kickett share Uniting Church in Australia and Frontier News’s view on the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum, and so much more.
2023’s first edition of Frontier News features stories of generosity, hope, and resilience in rural and remote Australia. In this issue, you will meet Alan and Susan who were visited by our Outback Links volunteers in 2022, Bush Chaplain John Dihm, who will be moving into retirement, and generous supporters like Fred and Meron who have decided to leave a generous gift in their Will to Frontier Services. Enjoy reading!
This latest Frontier News magazine features news and updates from Frontier
Services, as we continue serving people across Outback Australia through these
challenging times. This edition is full of intriguing and inspiring stories that you’ll sure enjoy. The stories our staff bring back from visits to isolated farms and communities across Australia are inspiring. In spite of the unrelenting pressure, these are places of resilience and strength.
