by RRR Network | Jul 16, 2025 | BLOG
Written by Lola Jones for the RRR Newsletter | Edition 62, Summer 2012 International performer, Yawuru language teacher and gymnastics coach, Dalisa Pigram-Ross uses dance and movement to touch and communicate with people and for young people to express themselves. ...
by RRR Network | Jul 2, 2025 | BLOG
Written by Katherine A Smith for the RRR Newsletter | Edition 14, Summer 2000 It is a cool, overcast Sunday afternoon in Margaret River, Western Australia. On days like this you would expect to find most teenagers ensconced in the nearest movie theatre or takeaway, or...
by Danielle Hipwell | Jul 1, 2025 | BLOG
For Kelly Crago, life has come full circle. From childhood days riding in tractors on her family’s farm in Marchagee to working major crime cases in Perth, she now finds herself once again under country skies, this time with a baby on her hip and a sewing machine at...
by RRR Network | Jun 18, 2025 | BLOG
Written by Jo Fullwood for the RRR Newsletter | Edition 62, Summer 2012 From Sydney to settling in the Wheatbelt, Tracy Meredith says life’s good in regional Western Australia. It’s that old chestnut. We’ve all heard it before. Some of us have even lived through it....
by Danielle Hipwell | Jun 9, 2025 | BLOG
From crabbing in the shallows of Frenchman’s Bay to delivering babies across regional WA, Leeonie’s journey into midwifery is a story of resilience, passion, and a deep commitment to women in rural communities. Leeonie grew up in Little Grove near Albany, WA, where...
by RRR Network | Jun 6, 2025 | BLOG
Written by Estelle Blackburn for the RRR Newsletter | Edition 21, Spring 2002 Josephine Farrer is the President of the Halls Creek Shire Council, the first and only Indigenous woman to hold such office. Josephine is responsible for an area two-thirds the size of...
