Wilya Janta’s 50-year-old brick making machine is back in business thanks to funding from the Foundation for Regional and Rural Renewal. The newly solar-powered, carbon-neutral machine will allow Tennant Creek residents to locally source and produce their own renewable bricks for construction. Listen in on The Big Brekky Show as Jimmy Frank and Dr Simon Quilty tells us more.

<p><a href="https://www.wilyajanta.org/">Wilya Janta’s</a> 50-year-old brick making machine is back in business thanks to funding from the <a href="https://frrr.org.au/">Foundation for Regional and Rural Renewal</a>. The newly solar-powered, carbon-neutral machine will allow Tennant Creek residents to locally source and produce their own renewable bricks for construction. Listen in on The Big Brekky Show as Jimmy Frank and Dr Simon Quilty tells us more.</p>

My show showcases local talent, community groups, community events and issues that effect us all. I like to bring forward local talent that is earthy and real. I’m all about positive stories that help bring flavour to this great place of Alice Springs.

<p>My show showcases local talent, community groups, community events and issues that effect us all. I like to bring forward local talent that is earthy and real. I&rsquo;m all about positive stories that help bring flavour to this great place of Alice Springs.</p>

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