Dr Jodie McCoy shares her unique journey from growing up on Norfolk Island to becoming a medical leader in her community. She discusses the challenges and rewards of providing healthcare in a remote setting, the importance of community and family heritage, and her experiences in the military and medicine.

Some highlights:

• The significance of family heritage and cultural practices

• Jodie's medical career path and military experience

• Growing up on Norfolk Island and education

• Challenges of remote healthcare and emergency situations

• Jodie's return to Norfolk Island and community impact

• Reflections on healthcare in small communities

• Future outlook for healthcare on Norfolk Island

Dr Jodie McCoy shares her unique journey from growing up on Norfolk Island to becoming a medical leader in her community. She discusses the challenges and rewards of providing healthcare in a remote setting, the importance of community and family heritage, and her experiences in the military and medicine.
Some highlights:
&bull; The significance of family heritage and cultural practices
&bull; Jodie's medical career path and military experience
&bull; Growing up on Norfolk Island and education
&bull; Challenges of remote healthcare and emergency situations
&bull; Jodie's return to Norfolk Island and community impact
&bull; Reflections on healthcare in small communities
&bull; Future outlook for healthcare on Norfolk Island

R.M.Williams OUTBACK reangles its authentic, experienced lens on rural and regional Australia into the audio space. The hugely successful OUTBACK magazine has been published for 25 years and knows the Australian bush like nobody else. This podcast is inspired by the informative writing and spectacular photography in the magazine but is not limited to this content. Explore Australian news, events, stations, nature, art, people, history, gear, tracks, travel, pubs, towns and much more.

R.M.Williams OUTBACK reangles its authentic, experienced lens on rural and regional Australia into the audio space. The hugely successful OUTBACK magazine has been published for 25 years and knows the Australian bush like nobody else. This podcast is inspired by the informative writing and spectacular photography in the magazine but is not limited to this content. Explore Australian news, events, stations, nature, art, people, history, gear, tracks, travel, pubs, towns and much more.

R.M.Williams OUTBACK

Practising medicine 1400km off mainland Australia: Dr Jodie McCoy, Norfolk Island's first home-grown doctor

Rebecca Huismann shares her inspiring journey from a childhood horse riding accident to founding Vision Fitness and Support, a business dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities. She discusses her personal experiences, the importance of community, and her vision for the future of disability services.

Some highlights:
Rebecca's personal journey and recovery from a brain injury
The founding and mission of Vision Fitness and Support
The role of inclusive fitness in disability support
The impact of personal experience on service delivery
Future visions for disability services and community involvement

Rebecca Huismann shares her inspiring journey from a childhood horse riding accident to founding Vision Fitness and Support, a business dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities. She discusses her personal experiences, the importance of community, and her vision for the future of disability services.
Some highlights:
<ul>
<li>Rebecca's personal journey and recovery from a brain injury</li>
<li>The founding and mission of Vision Fitness and Support</li>
<li>The role of inclusive fitness in disability support</li>
<li>The impact of personal experience on service delivery</li>
<li>Future visions for disability services and community involvement</li>
</ul>

From a life threatening horse accident to an inspiration in the disability sector: Rebecca Huismann

Michelle Leonard shares her journey from growing up in Coonamble, NSW< to leading Moorambilla Voices, an organisation transforming regional Australia's arts scene. Discover how her work promotes equity, cultural connection, and artistic excellence across remote communities.

Some highlights:
Michelle Leonard's background and upbringing in western NSW
The mission and impact of Moorambilla Voices in regional Australia
Programs and initiatives for youth and Indigenous communities
The significance of the upcoming gala at Sydney Opera House
Challenges faced by regional arts organisations and resilience strategies
The role of arts in fostering social justice and cultural identity
Intergenerational impact and alumni success stories
Future plans for Moorambilla and expanding artistic practice

Michelle Leonard shares her journey from growing up in Coonamble, NSW&lt; to leading Moorambilla Voices, an organisation transforming regional Australia's arts scene. Discover how her work promotes equity, cultural connection, and artistic excellence across remote communities.
Some highlights:
<ul>
<li>Michelle Leonard's background and upbringing in western NSW</li>
<li>The mission and impact of Moorambilla Voices in regional Australia</li>
<li>Programs and initiatives for youth and Indigenous communities</li>
<li>The significance of the upcoming gala at Sydney Opera House</li>
<li>Challenges faced by regional arts organisations and resilience strategies</li>
<li>The role of arts in fostering social justice and cultural identity</li>
<li>Intergenerational impact and alumni success stories</li>
<li>Future plans for Moorambilla and expanding artistic practice</li>
</ul>

Bringing art experience to the bush for 21 years: Michelle Leonard, founder of Moorambilla Voices 

Ockert Le Roux's journey from a young boy with a camera to a renowned photographer and forestry expert is a testament to the power of passion and the beauty of the natural world. Ockert's love for photography sparked in 1976 during a school camp, where his father handed him a 1958 Pentax. His
Ockert's career path took him through forestry, ultimately leading him to Australia. His background in forestry has enriched his photography, allowing him to capture the landscapes and environments he loves.  

Ockert Le Roux's journey from a young boy with a camera to a renowned photographer and forestry expert is a testament to the power of passion and the beauty of the natural world.&nbsp;Ockert's love for photography sparked in 1976 during a school camp, where his father handed him a 1958 Pentax. His Ockert's career path took him through forestry, ultimately leading him to Australia. His background in forestry has enriched his photography, allowing him to capture the landscapes and environments he loves. &nbsp;

Practising medicine 1400km off mainland Australia: Dr Jodie McCoy, Norfolk Island's first home-grown doctor

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