This week on Riding With Robbie thanks to Kirinari Community Services , we’re sitting down with Alan Warner. Born in Pakenham in 1948, Alan eventually made the move to Albury with his wife, Gloria, and their three young children. Over five decades later, Alan and Gloria are still going strong (55 years and counting! ), and his commitment to our community hasn't wavered.It’s a beautiful story of humble beginnings, loyalty, and the rewards of "having a go."

This week on Riding With Robbie thanks to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064606186973&amp;__cft__[0]=AZbeOmOVJL3DI745mw270e1kIWMK1LjDqWMKbvtVB-gaR_OckTSNqWvCfGtsYj58knjulAZ4aXFUC44Z_aFK1HbO-7-op3Y9jWDyHPcJq8NZJgHrIp_iVVaVDA9-XBdNn_vxPloSEEiWAtj8kwdFDFliZaZoG2JHaW-hRV2DH9ef4dOq6WktLpjGWTnjhV_J5OYl_rKGxfwBkx-18spIMLmt&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Kirinari Community Services</a> , we&rsquo;re sitting down with Alan Warner. Born in Pakenham in 1948, Alan eventually made the move to Albury with his wife, Gloria, and their three young children. Over five decades later, Alan and Gloria are still going strong (55 years and counting! ), and his commitment to our community hasn't wavered.It&rsquo;s a beautiful story of humble beginnings, loyalty, and the rewards of "having a go."

Hosted by well-known Albury-Wodonga sports media personality Robbie Mackinlay, Riding with Robbie takes listeners along for the ride as Robbie picks up a local elder and explores their life stories, memories, and experiences. 

It’s like carpool karaoke, minus the singing, with plenty of laughs, insights, and heartfelt moments along the way. Proudly supported by Kirinari Albury-Wodonga.

Hosted by well-known Albury-Wodonga sports media personality Robbie Mackinlay, Riding with Robbie takes listeners along for the ride as Robbie picks up a local elder and explores their life stories, memories, and experiences. It&rsquo;s like carpool karaoke, minus the singing, with plenty of laughs, insights, and heartfelt moments along the way. Proudly supported by Kirinari Albury-Wodonga.