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As Christmas approaches I give thanks for our supporters and our incredible volunteers. Their generosity means that people living in remote Australia can get the help and support they need, when they need it.
At a time where we reflect on people near and dear to us, I wanted to share a story that really touched me. A story of isolation and struggle, and how a family overcame them with the help of our wonderful Outback Links volunteers and our Bush Chaplains...

We are incredibly proud of our wonderful Bush Chaplains and Outback Links volunteers who, with your support, bring helping hands, hope and mateship to rural and remote communities. In our November edition, we introduce you to Rev Phill Matthews who helped...

Joining with Australia’s oldest bush charity Frontier Services, a team of eight specialist mechanics from the NRMA are heading out on the road to provide mechanical services for drought affected farmers doing it tough around the small regional town of...

Robyn Russell has always been a country girl. She grew up on Charlotte Plains, a 70,000-acre sheep and cattle station 700km west of Toowoomba, Queensland. This isn’t the first drought she’s faced, but she said this time it’s particularly tough.
“When my mother passed away in 2001, I moved back home from north Queensland to manage Charlotte Plains,” she recalled. “It was a bad drought then too. The sheep were dying. The lambs were dying. The cattle were dying.”...