The outgoing chief executive of Echuca Moama Tourism Kathryn Mackenzie has a life long relationship with the region.

From the Queens' visit in the 1950's, being one of the region's first women to attend university, to her role in helping the region through the challenges of COVID, it's been an incredible journey so far.

Kathryn sits down and talks her journey on the latest episode of Our Stories.

The outgoing chief executive of Echuca Moama Tourism Kathryn Mackenzie has a life long relationship with the region.
From the Queens' visit in the 1950's, being one of the region's first women to attend university, to her role in helping the region through the challenges of COVID, it's been an incredible journey so far.
Kathryn sits down and talks her journey on the latest episode of Our Stories.

Our Stories takes you inside the lives of our own locals. Learn the stories that made them who they are, what makes them tick, and how they have played a role in building our community across Northern Victoria and the Southern Riverina.

Our Stories takes you inside the lives of our own locals. Learn the stories that made them who they are, what makes them tick, and how they have played a role in building our community across Northern Victoria and the Southern Riverina.

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Kathryn Mackenzie

The Southern 80 is just weeks away, and in this episode of Our Stories, we talk to two Hall of Fame nominees in Ken Oliver and Lisa Clancy about their journey in the event and the region.

The Southern 80 is just weeks away, and in this episode of Our Stories, we talk to two Hall of Fame nominees in Ken Oliver and Lisa Clancy about their journey in the event and the region.

Southern 80

In episode 5 of the series, we talk to Edward River mayor Peta Betts about her journey to the position, and her life in the Deni community.

In episode 5 of the series, we talk to Edward River mayor Peta Betts about her journey to the position, and her life in the Deni community.

Peta Betts

If Sam Hall were to describe what Deniliquin means to him in one word - it's "everything."

From the river to the football fields, the editors chair to community fundraising, nothing means more to Sam than his community, as he tells us on this week's episode of Our Stories.

If Sam Hall were to describe what Deniliquin means to him in one word - it's "everything."
From the river to the football fields, the editors chair to community fundraising, nothing means more to Sam than his community, as he tells us on this week's episode of Our Stories.

Kathryn Mackenzie

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