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As Dolly’s Dream gathers momentum with each passing year, so too does the resolve of Tick, Kate and Meg Everett, to make the world a kinder place in honour of their daughter and sister Dolly.
In my chat with Kate this year, she shares what it is like during the lead up to Do It For Dolly Day for her family and the tremendous support they receive from so many people and just what that means for the charity.
Many thanks to my sponsor for this episode – Fitton Insurance Brokers Australia.
When Queensland grazier Wallace Gunthorpe worked through a succession plan with his family, he found himself at a loose end.
Rather than slip into retirement life spending his days playing golf, a trip to Vietnam led him into Cambodia where he heard about this Aussie bloke who was helping the Cambodian people through a ‘cow bank’.
On his return to Australia, Wallace contacted that bloke Cosi Costello, with an offer to help him with Cows for Cambodia and the rest as they say, is history.
"He was solution driven. The problem was just a small part of the equation", Tory Acton.
Graeme Acton was a monumental man. He was a force to be reckoned with and one of the most influential figures in the cattle industry of our time.
The magnitude of his passing sent a tsunami of disbelief and sorrow which spread from the halls of Parliament House to the dustiest of paddocks in remote Australia - the part he loved the best.
Many thanks to Stabler Howlett for bringing this interview to you.
From dabbling in a little bit of art at school to becoming one of Australia's foremost bronze sculptors, Kay Paton's journey has not been easy.
Kay is proof that if you stick with something even when the going gets tough, you will succeed.
A strong mentor who has an unwavering belief in you doesn't go astray either!
Join me as Kay shares her story of becoming a master in her craft.
Here is the second part of my interview with Lynda MacCallum - what a remarkable person.
'An impressive human being', 'an incredibly positive, loving vibe' - these are just some of the words others use to describe my guest this week.
Lynda McCallum's brave story has touched many who know her and I am humbled she has allowed me to share her journey here. Lynda chats openly about what its like living with MS, her fears and let-downs along with some remarkable coincidences and her hopes for the future.
Join me to hear my chat with Phoebe Penny about her amazing Namibia adventures!
Phoebe's infectious nature, adventurous spirit and happy attitude has set her up completely for the wilds of Namibia and the Namibia Horse Safari Company.
In her unforgettable memoir, Four Perfect Pebbles, Marion Blumenthal Lazan recalls the horror of the holocaust through her nine-year-old eyes when she and her family were sent to a concentration camp.
It is her mission, that in teaching the lessons of the past, future generations may look forward to peace and understanding in the world.
Her story portrays the resilience of the human spirit, and her experience is proof that we can endure far more than we think we are capable of.
Sarah Hayles grew up on a Central Qld cattle property. After finishing school Sarah found herself working in the mining industry and while there, studied Engineering, proving that once you set your mind to something, everything is possible.
11 years ago however, Sarah began having a problem with one of her eyes and to this day, doctors are still unable to tell her what is wrong.
Sarah shares her courageous story with me.
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