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A podcast talking with the everyday rural and remote women, how these women got to where they are today (their life journey). Getting to know the people in your community and what brought them to living on the land. Listening to these stories will hopefully connect anyone living remotely and to know that everyone has a story to share. Presented by Angie Nisbet, a born and raised country woman who has lived a diverse life taking her all over the country and into lots of different jobs to were ...
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When it comes to work shirts, we all value quality and durability—especially in the agricultural industry, where spending long days under the hot sun or in the chill of cooler months is just part of the job. Enter Maddie Beatty, who, along with three others, started playing around with the idea of creating a work shirt brand that would capture thei…
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For many years now, New Zealand-born Fiona Baird has been bringing fun, fashion, and an incredible work ethic to her role as a stockwoman on live export shipments from Australia throughout Southeast Asia. Her story stands out because, despite the grit and grime of working with animals all day, she maintains her high style standards with well-done h…
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This week on the podcast, we're thrilled to introduce Jade Mackay, a dynamic marketing consultant and rural business woman whose diverse journey bridges both urban and rural landscapes. Jade currently resides in Goondiwindi with her husband, Jack, and their 3-year-old son, Tom. Jack, an agronomist by trade, manages his own farm, growing wheat, barl…
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Welcome Jill Kelly to the podcast. For over a decade, Jill has served as a district vet for Local Land Services in Western NSW, providing invaluable support to farmers with ruminant nutrition, welfare, and farm sustainability. When she's not dissecting sheep carcasses, Jill unleashes her creative side as a painter, known by the handle Miss Vet. The…
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In this episode, we delve into Sahra's remarkable journey. Choosing love, she met her husband Hamish, a farmer, and became a mom in 2017. This new chapter brought its challenges, including postpartum depression, but Sahra navigated through it with resilience. Her vibrant past includes dynamic stints in the hospitality and fashion industries, roles …
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Primrose Sturrock, 38, hails from Drillham, QLD, and grew up on a 25,000-acre, fourth-generation mixed grazing and farming operation between St. George and Dirranbandi. The youngest of three sisters, she attended St. George State School and later, Clayfield College in Brisbane for her secondary education. Despite achieving a high OP score, Primrose…
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Bronte Austin, a 29-year-old agricultural powerhouse from Rockhampton. Bronte shares her journey from boarding school to becoming an animal production specialist. She discusses her education, including a gap year mustering on properties around her home of Yarka and studying agriculture at the University of New England. Bronte's career spans roles a…
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Raechel Whitchurch crafts songs that resonate deeply. Her childhood performing in her family band fostered a strong connection to rural Australia. She spent her early years living in a caravan, traveling, and performing, before establishing herself as one of Australia's most promising new country artists. Her debut album, Finally Clear, debuted at …
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Join us on this episode as we dive into the inspiring journey of Courtenay DeHoff, a renowned keynote speaker, network television personality, and proud cowgirl. With over fifteen years of experience in television, Courtenay's skills in shooting, editing, and producing high-quality content have made her a sought-after figure in the media industry. …
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Kahlia Mickan, 31, hails from “Dulthara Station” in Hughenden. Growing up, she attended Clermont State School before transitioning to homeschooling for her secondary education. Pursued a career in Vet Nursing, working at various veterinary surgeries before settling at “Dulthara Station” in 2011. Kahlia has been married to Nat Mickan for almost 13 y…
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Have you heard of the 1970s rural women's movement? You might be wondering when rural women began advocating for a seat at the table in agriculture and where it all started. Today, we're diving into that history with Alana Johnson. Alana Johnson is a fifth-generation family farmer engaged in cattle production, farm forestry, and an award-winning ha…
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In a world dominated by reality TV shows like Survivor, The Bachelor, and Married at First Sight, the agriculture industry has its own spotlight with shows like Farmer Wants a Wife or Husband. Page Marsh, an Australian farmer, boldly stepped into this arena in pursuit of love despite not being born into the agricultural world. Join us as we explore…
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In her formative years, Emma Pendergast explored diverse roles before uncovering her true passion within agriculture. Yet, her journey took an unforeseen twist during her adolescence. Today, Emma, alongside her husband, manages an organic beef property while raising their two young children. Emma will guide us through the intricacies of life on the…
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After years of longing for a rural lifestyle change, extensive searching, and enduring numerous disappointments with unsuccessful offers, fate finally guided Natalie Hackl and her husband to discover a hidden gem in Blue Knob, NSW. Tucked away in the shadow of the majestic Border Ranges, the farm had languished in neglect for a decade, its inherent…
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Every family needs a farmer!!!!! Our guest, Georgie Somerset, is a prominent figure in Australian agriculture, known for her dedication to farming and rural communities. Georgie Somerset is not only an Australian farmer and grazier but also a passionate advocate for the rural industry, with a particular focus on empowering women within the sector. …
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Guest Alissa Herman, brings a fresh perspective to the table. Unlike many guests we've had on the show, Alissa didn't marry into rural life or inherit a property. Instead, she comes to us with a wealth of experience in the financial sector. With a background in agribusiness at Westpac and NAB, Alissa made a significant shift to Golden Triangle, whe…
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Delve into the fascinating world of dairy farming. In today's episode, we'll explore the daily life of dairy farmers and the challenges they face, particularly in terms of time off and technological advancements. Join us as we sit down with Sandra Jefford, a certified organic dairy farmer from Sale, Victoria, to gain insight into her family's opera…
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In this episode, we uncover the remarkable journey of Amanda Ferrari, a city dweller turned rural enthusiast whose life took a transformative turn towards the tranquility of countryside living. Originating from the bustling streets of Sydney, Amanda heeded a friend's advice and embarked on a journey westward, where she discovered her passion for ag…
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In today's episode, we delve into the world of off-road running with Sarah Foster, a dedicated station hand who also happens to be an avid long distance bush runner. Despite her demanding job, Sarah finds solace and passion in hitting the trails with her loyal four-legged companions. With countless runs under her belt, Sarah shares her insights on …
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This episode we explore Jennie McClelland's transformative journey after nearly 24 years as a military spouse. With her children starting high school, Jennie and her husband reached a pivotal moment, opting to settle down after years of military relocations. They embarked on a new path by purchasing land in Bungendore, NSW, with aspirations of embr…
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Delve into the captivating journey of American photographer Beau Simmons, known for his expertise in medium-format film photography. While his early career saw him making waves in celebrity fashion photography with renowned clients like Marc Jacobs, 7 For All Mankind, Guess Jeans, and Converse, Beau's narrative took a profound turn. Drawn to the qu…
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"Married to the Land" host, Angie Nisbet, engages in a candid conversation with Kirsten Diprose and Jackie Elliott from "Ducks on the Pod." Together, they explore the dynamics of community committees, shedding light on their functionality, popular trends in their respective regions, and the less glamorous aspects. From maintaining good committee et…
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This episode we delve into the world of Syngap1 Syndrome, a rare and relatively unknown genetic disorder. Our guest, Sarah Webster, offers a glimpse into her life deeply intertwined with the rural and equine community. Hailing from a family deeply rooted in campdrafting, Sarah's narrative takes a unique turn as she shares her journey alongside her …
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Embark on an emotional journey with Corissa Jackson, a resilient woman from Cunnamulla in Queensland. At the onset of her early 30s, Corissa found herself navigating the challenges of motherhood with a 2-year-old and a 6-month-old, all while immersed in the demanding life on the land. In a candid interview, Corissa steps outside her comfort zone to…
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Get ready for an electrifying Episode 12 of Season 5 as we shine the spotlight on the remarkable Jessie Bethel! Immerse yourself in her incredible journey to understand the depth of her sophistication, knowledge, and strength. From earning a Cert 3 in agriculture to a Bachelor of Law, Jessie's accomplishments will leave you in awe. Her collaboratio…
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In this episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of Lyn French, a remarkably resilient woman hailing from Gilberton Station in North Queensland. Lyn triumphed over a challenging childhood marked by experiences of abuse, navigating through a lack of formal education and gender-related obstacles in her early career. Fueled by determination and r…
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Growing up on the black soil flats of Fairfield, just outside Longreach, Amy's heart has always been firmly set on silks and serious competitiveness. As the daughter of a third-generation grazier, she's proven herself to be exceptionally skilled in a jockey saddle. Amy's unique journey places her among the very few females who dare to ride in one o…
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Korinya Farm Gate, a thriving agricultural haven situated in the picturesque landscapes of South Australia. What sets this episode apart and makes it an absolute must-listen is the extraordinary commitment of Mary Anne and her husband. Together, they have embarked on a holistic expedition, encompassing every facet of the farming experience – from n…
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For many years, the skies above have been predominantly occupied by male pilots, but in recent years, we've witnessed a welcomed change – a softer touch, if you will. Imogen Montgomery is one of the many extraordinary women who've made the transition from working on the ground, herding cattle, to soaring high in the air with her chopper license fir…
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We're thrilled to introduce you to the dynamic force that is Hannah Murray. She's a true live wire in the agricultural industry, constantly on the move, juggling contracts, expanding her network, and soaking up knowledge. You might already recognize Hannah's voice as a crucial part of the Nutrien Classic team, where she engages with some of the mos…
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In this episode we introduce you to the fabulous Miss Chardy, a true-blue Aussie from Mudgee who has crafted a life adorned with pink gingham, pearls, a good glass of wine, and heaps of laughter on her Northern Territory property. The delightful Danielle Doyle, a fun-loving, life-on-the-station rural woman who never misses a chance to poke fun at l…
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In her twenties, Emily Collits has enthusiastically embraced the challenging world of Bronc Riding, carving out a prominent niche in a sport traditionally dominated by cowboys. Her success isn't merely a result of spending hours in the saddle; it involves dedicated gym sessions, extensive travel, handling unruly broncos, and surrounding oneself wit…
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Life as a Clerk for a solicitor in Cairns to spotting the chopper pilot and falling in love in her early 20’s Kim Hughes took a leap into agricultural life. A young family at foot and busy in the paddock, it was Kim’s involvement in the ICPA which took her to new heights. In 2011 Kim joined Queensland State Council where she held the Curriculum, Sp…
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Anneli Day, a women from the land who did primary school 60km each of Wandoan called Cockatoo in the middle of a buffel paddock. This may have been the place where Anneli got her passion for teaching and education but more importantly being an advocate for being able to give opportunity to children in the bush. Anneli is a successful cattle produce…
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After dedicating countless hours in the saddle, Bebe Manns is now living her dream as the manager of a property located just outside of McKinlay in Queensland. With an unwavering passion for horses and the loyal companionship of her dogs, Bebe generously shares her journey of mentorships and her remarkable achievement as the second female in Kidman…
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From her rural upbringing to her career in nursing in remote regions, Rebecca Crozier takes us on a journey through her life's experiences that have led her to work and reside at Narrima Station, nestled along the Fitzroy River in the Kimberley region. Balancing her roles between nursing and immersing herself in nature, Bec's initially short stint …
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This Season we take a further look into the ICPA organization and what its members advocate for on a education front for children and students in rural and remote Australia. We will also be speaking with women who have put their career first and thriving though doing what they love within the agricultural space. Don’t forget to jump on and help sup…
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Katrina Myers, a dedicated avocado farmer, provides us with insights into the fascinating realm of avocado farming while also sharing her journey of raising four children simultaneously. Having traveled extensively and gained a wealth of experiences from around the globe, Katrina possesses a burning desire to redefine the norms and break barriers f…
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The choice between following one's head or heart after completing school can be an enduring challenge. Georgie Currey grappled with this dilemma for an extended period, moving from her roots in New Castle Waters in the Northern Territory to taking on diverse roles as a camp cook and grain trader. Throughout her journey, agriculture emerged as the t…
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Who would have thought that a quest for bugs in a field would ultimately culminate in a proposal, the blessing of four children, and the establishment of a thriving farming enterprise? Gabrielle Savage, drawing upon her nursing background, guides us through a journey marked by both heartache and love, while also steering their farming business towa…
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Goat farming is an unconventional pursuit for most individuals, but for Sarah Milner, it has become an affectionate calling. Nestled just outside Capella in Queensland, Sarah diligently tends to her goats, which are integral to her burgeoning soap-making venture. The journey has been arduous, and there were moments when Sarah second-guessed whether…
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Helen Commens-Kidd is a burgeoning photographer nestled in the vast desert landscapes of Windorah. Despite facing formidable challenges such as fires, floods, droughts, and the loss of loved ones, she has discovered a constructive way to address grief and direct her energy. Living remotely doesn't equate to isolation for Helen. With the serene embr…
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Encountering the love of your life at the age of 16 and finding your best friend in the same person is a rare occurrence in today's world. However, Jemma experienced precisely that. In her early twenties, she detected a lump in her breast, a concern that medical professionals had initially dismissed as inconsequential. But one fateful day, that dia…
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Hailing from the northern region of Hughenden, Melissa Neilson and her husband manage a cattle property. However, it was a distressing ordeal following the birth of her third child that spurred Mel into action, prompting her to seek assistance and raise awareness, particularly for rural women. Her journey towards recovery and the restoration of her…
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Kaitie Nash moved from WA to Darwin in search of something different, her path led her to a life in NSW. It’s been an adjustment and having a ‘just give it a crack attitude” to farming life whilst had great intend soon took a downward spiral. In a industry where pay checks are not a weekly given for Kaitie depression came to the forefront. Kaitie i…
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Sarah Tulloch along with her family have certainly been bred tough, not from the ag industry it was a sea change that brought them to the country community and farm life. Sarah is a positive person and you would have to be knowing what Sarah went through. One quick job with the father and the tractor turned into life or death in the matter of minut…
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Bridget Johns is an Adelaide lady who like so many fell in love with the country charm of her MR Farmer. Being organized has always been something she valued doing and felt a great sense of relief mentally when she was organised. Bridget moved out of her government job and using her organisational skills she created a business where helping remote …
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With agriculture running through her veins Courtney Tourle is a very skilled and capable woman. Originally from ‘Jedburgh Station' located within the Barcoo Shire in QLD Courtney has never wavered from setting her sights on agriculture. With her husband Tom and 2 small children they have taken their trading livestock business from dream to reality …
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Julia O’Connell migrated to Australia as a young child, a graduate of speech pathology and working for and with the rewarding part of the health industry. Julia signed up to the local firefighter brigade which then took her through one of the most devastating ‘Black Summer’ fire events of our lifetime. A pivotal moment allowed Julia to meet her lov…
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