Luis and Almu are two very adventurous spirits who managed to find themselves in South Australia’s smallest town. This edition of re:location is about their journey and life in William Creek. … More Luis Rodriguez, Almu Morate and William Creek
When the rains came, they told me I was ‘stuck’. Unless I wanted to retrace my steps back along the bitumen, travelling the Oodnadatta Track would require an extreme patience and a real slowing down. … More A gentle desert
On this special 21st edition of re:location, we’re looking back at the conversations that have featured on the show since we started in April. In a year that’s been characterised by challenge and loss – people have been forced to find positives and get to know their cities better. It’s been fascinating hearing them reflect on ‘home’. Have a listen! … More All about home
It was super talking with Timmy D on the third and final part of this series on Walgett. I was grateful for how he shared his special connection with town and the surrounding area, how it stems from his love of family, and their long connection with this part of Australia. Have a listen! … More Timmy D and Walgett
On part two of this edition of re:location, I chat with Charlie Chen a local businessman and entrepreneur who’s originally from China. Charlie has an incredible story. It’s a story of a desire to push what migrating to Australia could offer, incredible ingenuity and how he fell in love with Walgett. Have a listen! … More Charlie Chen and Walgett
On this edition of re:location Penny and I talked about some of the challenges that the town is facing, how this translates into Thiyama-li’s work and what she loves about the people who call Walgett home. … More Penny Magann-Jones and Walgett
The world hasn’t stopped spinning as a result of the pandemic, and in Narrabri the environment continues to be a much more powerful player in shaping futures. This edition of re:location is about the town’s close-knit community and the impact of drought. Have a listen! … More Narrabri
It’s often said that Australians hug the coast. What I’ve learnt travelling across New South Wales is that we cling to the Great Dividing Range. … More Clinging to the Great Dividing Range
On this edition of re:location I talk with Toby Osmond, the Gallery Director at the Yaama Ganu Gallery. Toby has a really interesting background, we talk about Moree, the gallery and what Toby is enjoying about being back inland. Have a listen! … More Toby Osmond and Moree
On this edition of re:location I talk with James Cave about all things Lisbon, his interesting connection with the city and country and setting up the website Portugalist. He’s a great guy and it’s interesting chat about mixed identity. Have a listen. … More James Cave and Lisbon
