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We meet men and women from rural, regional and remote Australia who are making a difference to their business, community or industry.

21/06/2023

A few weeks ago I was in Porto, and as part of had a chat with a young street artist, Constanca, who along with others was decorating the electrical boxes in the street. Constanca fears tourism is killing the real Porto and she is trying to
I’ve seen the final product on Instagram it’s great. So click on the link below and listen to her story and check out the pics

Young Portuguese fears tourism is killing Porto traditions

11/06/2023

I love meeting the people who are walking the Portuguese Coasatal Camino. It was such a thrill to catch up with Nicola and Dick from Holland who are undertaking the 270 km pilgrimage with the pooches.
Click on the link and listen to their story

Walking the Camino Santiago with dogs

09/06/2023

I am having the journey of a lifetime walking the Portuguese Coastal Camino. Each day of the 270 km pilgrimage from Porto to Santiago de Compostela provides new challenges and opportunities to meet with people from all over the world. Patricia is an occupational therapist from Lisbon and wants to help people with dimentia and Alzeimher’s to lead the best life they can. Click on the link and hear her story.

Camino companion Lisbon OT, Patricia on supporting people with dimentia and Alzeimhers

05/06/2023

I am loving travelling around Portugal and Spain and thought why not gather a few yarns while I am on the road. Join me for Rob’s Rambles 2023

Burel is keeping Portugal’s tradition of wool production and processing alive

28/05/2023

Rob’s Rambles 2023 episode 2 . Join me as I travel around Portugal and Spain chatting to people keeping tradition alive.

Guitars are part of the Portuguese tradition

28/05/2023

Rob’s Rambles 2023 is up and running. Join me as I travel around Portugal and northern Spain. I want to chat with people keeping traditions alive.

Preserving Portuguese tradition, canning fish

30/03/2023

Out Monday! Read my story with the wonderful Leanne Kohler from Outback Independent Living in Longreach

Facing adversity. From a young woman getting back in the saddle after a devastating accident to the daughter fighting to increase awareness of mental health after her dad's su***de, the latest issue of Graziher looks at some of the hardest issues we face in the bush. ⁠
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We visit the historic home of an enterprising family near Yass and The Shady Baker serves up some delicious and easy recipes that you won't be able to resist.⁠
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And don't miss meeting our new resident gardening 'agony aunt' Cassandra Hooke who is here to help you with all your gardening problems.⁠ PLUS the annual must-have 32-page Boarding Schools Guide comes with the issue as well.
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On sale this Monday 3 April. You can pre-order now through the link in our bio. ⁠
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Cover photography Pip Farquharson ⁠
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04/03/2023

Meet the finalists in the 2023 AgriFutures Qld Rural Women's Award. The four women are breaking ground in rural industries. They show leadership, courage, and commitment. Louise Noble founded the social enterprise the Mulberry Project based in Toowoomba. The Project creates industry partnerships that upskill and connect disadvantaged job seekers to agricultural employment.

Louise Noble founded the Mulberry Project which upskills disadvantaged job to get work in agricultural employment

04/03/2023

Meet the finalists in the AgriFutures Qld Rural Women's Award. The four women are breaking ground in rural industries. They show leadership, courage, and commitment. Kate Lamason founded Little Tuna, and is canning wild-caught Australian tuna with Aussie olive oil. It's a first, as canned tuna available in Australia is all imported.

Qld AgriFutures Rural Women's Award Finalist Kate Lamason founded Little Tuna which produces Australia's only canned tuna made from 100 percent Aussie wild caught tuna and olive oil.

04/03/2023

Meet the finalists in the AgriFutures Qld Rural Women's Award. The four women are breaking ground in rural industries. They show leadership, courage, and commitment. Emma Black co-founded Black Box Co in 2020. Black Box Co is cloud-based software that takes the worry out of decision-making for beef producers. Driven by raw data from across the supply chain, it makes prediction and forecasting straightforward, developing key production insights from existing information.

Emma Black co-founder of Black Box Co is Finalist in Qld AgriFutures Rural Women's Award

04/03/2023

Join me for stories with the 2023 Qld AgriFutures Rural Women's Award finalists.
What a fabulous group of women committed to their business, industry and community.
There are always challenges, but these women are leaders. We will meet Emma Black from Black Box Co, Kate Lamason owner of Little Tuna and Louise Noble, who established the Mulberry Project and Winner of the 2023 RWA Emma-Louise Gibbons, founder of Huds and T**e, who is using insect protein (soldier fly larvae) to create healthy dog treats.

Founder of Huds and T**e pet treat manufacturer Emma-Louise Gibbons wins 2023 Qld Agrifutures Rural Women's Award

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