Annabel Tully is a breast cancer survivor, mother, nurse, farmer and artist. Painting helped Amanda get through the trials and tribulations of cancer treatment 1000 kilometres from her home and young family in Western Queensland. She sees beauty in the landscape, even in drought and her paintings and textiles are rich with the colours of the outback. For Annabel, resilience is more than stoicism; it's about adaptability. But she decries the lack of mental health services in the bush! Listen to Annabel's story; it is truly inspirational.

 

Annabel Tully is a breast cancer survivor, mother, nurse, farmer and artist. Painting helped Amanda get through the trials and tribulations of cancer treatment 1000 kilometres from her home and young family in Western Queensland. She sees beauty in the landscape, even in drought and her paintings and textiles are rich with the colours of the outback. For Annabel, resilience is more than stoicism; it's about adaptability. But she decries the lack of mental health services in the bush! Listen to Annabel's story; it is truly inspirational.
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Robin McConchie is a professional story teller  and a well known voice on the ABC across rural Australia. Postcards is about the nuts and bolts of life in the bush. Life can be tough but farmers and regional businesses are resilient and entrepreneurial. They care for their livestock, the land and their community. what lesson and insights can we gain from bush business and their communities.

Robin McConchie is a professional story teller &nbsp;and a well known voice on the ABC across rural Australia. Postcards is about the nuts and bolts of life in the bush. Life can be tough but farmers and regional businesses are resilient and entrepreneurial. They care for their livestock, the land and their community. what lesson and insights can we gain from bush business and their communities.

Postcards from the Bush with Robin McConchie

Annabel Tully is a farmer, artist, mother of five children, a breast cancer survivor and a remote area nurse. Art, her family and a love of the bush helped get her through the toughest of times.

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