88-year Wilma Mock co-founded Mock Red Hill apple orchard with her late husband Wally Mock in 1960, and became pioneers of the Bio-Dynamic farming movement in the late 1960’s.

Wilma is joined by her grand-daughter Sheryn Strange (nee Mock) in a conversation
around the challenges, rewards and unconventional turns of a multi-generational family
business that continues to innovate and diversify – and the determination of the current
generation of Mock sisters to keep the business thriving.

88-year Wilma Mock co-founded Mock Red Hill apple orchard with her late husband Wally Mock in 1960, and became pioneers of the Bio-Dynamic farming movement in the late 1960&rsquo;s.
Wilma is joined by her grand-daughter Sheryn Strange (nee Mock) in a conversation around the challenges, rewards and unconventional turns of a multi-generational family business that continues to innovate and diversify &ndash; and the determination of the current generation of Mock sisters to keep the business thriving.

In this season of In Our Backyard, we explore homelessness and the housing crisis from various perspectives.

Respected journalist Tracee Hutchison speaks with community members who share their raw stories of homelessness on the Mornington Peninsula.

We also hear from local housing and homelessness service providers about the overwhelming demand for public housing, emergency relief and support services on the Mornington Peninsula and what we can all do to help.

In this season of In Our Backyard, we explore homelessness and the housing crisis from various perspectives.
Respected journalist Tracee Hutchison speaks with community members who share their raw stories of homelessness on the Mornington Peninsula.
We also hear from local housing and homelessness service providers about the overwhelming demand for public housing, emergency relief and support services on the Mornington Peninsula and what we can all do to help.

In Our Backyard

In this season of In Our Backyard, we explore homelessness and the housing crisis from various perspectives. Respected journalist Tracee Hutchison speaks with community members who share their raw stories of homelessness on the Mornington Peninsula.

We also hear from local housing and homelessness service providers about the overwhelming demand for public housing, emergency relief and support services on the Mornington Peninsula and what we can all do to help.

In this season of In Our Backyard, we explore homelessness and the housing crisis from various perspectives. Respected journalist Tracee Hutchison speaks with community members who share their raw stories of homelessness on the Mornington Peninsula.
We also hear from local housing and homelessness service providers about the overwhelming demand for public housing, emergency relief and support services on the Mornington Peninsula and what we can all do to help.

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