Imagine getting to look after some of the cutest Tasmanian animals every day as part of family life.

That’s life for 11-year-old Bonnie, her siblings, and parents.  A couple of years ago, the family set up the Kanamaluka Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre on their property at Legana, a quick drive from Launceston in Northern Tasmania.   It’s a big commitment but one they care deeply about, and they do a wonderful job.

Bonnie has autism.   Wombats, dogs, and horses are her favourite animals, and she also loves Korean pop music or K-Pop.

Bonnie is interviewed with her Mum Jess, and she begins by introducing us to all their animals!



For more information about the Kanamaluka Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre please head to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kanamalukawildlife

Imagine getting to look after some of the cutest Tasmanian animals every day as part of family life.
That’s life for 11-year-old Bonnie, her siblings, and parents.  A couple of years ago, the family set up the Kanamaluka Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre on their property at Legana, a quick drive from Launceston in Northern Tasmania.   It’s a big commitment but one they care deeply about, and they do a wonderful job.
Bonnie has autism.   Wombats, dogs, and horses are her favourite animals, and she also loves Korean pop music or K-Pop.
Bonnie is interviewed with her Mum Jess, and she begins by introducing us to all their animals!
 
For more information about the Kanamaluka Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre please head to their Facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/kanamalukawildlife">https://www.facebook.com/kanamalukawildlife</a>

Stories of Ability is a six-part City Park Radio podcast produced and hosted by Jodie Lowe.   

"When I came up with the idea for this podcast, the intention was to try to interview people with disabilities in a way that better captures who they are and their story.

I want this podcast to give the listener a stronger sense of people’s achievements, strengths, aspirations so that they can get to know their story on a much deeper level. 

I want to sincerely thank everyone interviewed for this podcast, Chris Ball from City Park Radio for wonderful support and assistance and the Community Broadcasting Foundation for its support.

I hope you enjoy See Me – Stories of Ability."

Jodie Lowe – Host and Producer



Supported by a Community Broadcasting Foundation grant, the series was recorded at the City Park Radio studios in Launceston in 2022.

Stories of Ability is a six-part City Park Radio podcast produced and hosted by Jodie Lowe.   
"When I came up with the idea for this podcast, the intention was to try to interview people with disabilities in a way that better captures who they are and their story.
I want this podcast to give the listener a stronger sense of people’s achievements, strengths, aspirations so that they can get to know their story on a much deeper level. 
I want to sincerely thank everyone interviewed for this podcast, Chris Ball from City Park Radio for wonderful support and assistance and the Community Broadcasting Foundation for its support.
I hope you enjoy See Me – Stories of Ability."
Jodie Lowe – Host and Producer
 
Supported by a <a href="https://cbf.org.au/">Community Broadcasting Foundation</a> grant, the series was recorded at the <a href="https://cityparkradio.com/">City Park Radio</a> studios in Launceston in 2022.

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