The people who live and work in regional, remote and rural Australia
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The people who live and work in regional, remote and rural Australia
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Adi Francis is an Australian journalist, broadcaster, and TV news anchor for the ABC. She was appointed an ambassador for Dementia Australia in 2026. Adi shares her personal experience as a carer for her mother who has dementia.
Mark Cartner is the founder and director of Walkabout Training, an indigenous-owned business that offers bespoke outdoor education programs for youth at risk
Wendy Hick lives on a remote cattle property at the bottom of the Gulf of Carpentaria near the Queensland-Northern Territory border town of Camooweal. Access to education and improved communication services in rural and remote Australia have been a focus for Wendy. She is dedicated to ensuring communities and families in geographically isolated areas have a voice.
Michaela Nutt is an arts advocate who is passionate about the role of the arts in our communities. She is also a Board Member of the Darwin Centre Against Sexual Violence and a Member of the NT state team for calisthenics.