Bindis n Bulldust

Eleven years ago after 25 years of cricket matches 'Reedybrook Ashes' - Joan Harriman aged 75 years at the time wanted to call it quits and retire. I was lucky enough to catch up with Joan out in her garden as she had a quick break on the 36th year of the Reedybrook Ashes weekend.Reedybrook Ashes Inc Supports:Royal Flying Doctor ServiceLocal RFDS ClinicsAngel FlightsSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Do you remember the green heart at the Ekka this year? Amanda Salisbury was the brainchild and eye behind the camera that day. Amanda is an amazing photojournalist and an expert at telling stories of life on the land, in a calm and inclusive way.I caught up with Amanda on the weekend at the QRRRWN Conference in Kingaroy. It was hard to find a quiet place away from the voices of over 100 women, so our chat today has a bit of noise from the street in front of the town hall. It gets a little loud, but please persevere as I am sure you will enjoy this one.To check out all the great things Amanda is doing:Bush Babe of Oz on the webBush Babe of Oz on FacebookSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

The Lynd Oasis Roadhouse, is exactly that! An Oasis in the outback that the locals like to call home. In today's podcast I catch up with Pauline Royes and talk about life at the roadhouse being the centre of the community. Pauline also shares some early stories of life on the Atherton Tablelands. I hope you enjoy this one.The Lynd Oasis RoadhouseSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

What happens at a Ladies Day? Apart from having a great time you can listen to inspiring speakers and win big from a multi-draw. Have fun and create amazing craft items with Robyn Strang, Heidi Stewart and Sam Nicol. But if you missed out and really want to hear what ladies from the bush get up too, listen on to this podcast. It just might inspire you to reach out and have a chat, check in on your bush sisters. Thanks to all the ladies from Kooroorinya Ladies Day who had a chat with me.A big thanks to Drought Angels, please check them out.Drought AngelsSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

I join other producers today at the Elders Information Roadshow in Charters Towers. It was a great afternoon to catch up, have a BBQ and learn from some interesting presenters supporting graziers in the north.Thanks to Elders team and reps for having me, love a good yarn especially with a great BBQ to match.Scott Mawn - Elders Area Manager TownsvilleSam Cox - Elders TownsvilleMick O'Grady - Bayer AustraliaJennifer Peart - MLA Project OfficerAndrew Paynter - Elders Charters Towers ManagerLinks:Elders Charters TowersElders RuralSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Unlucky or in the wrong place at the wrong time? Mark Lalor has a yarn that could very well have the hairs standing on the back of your neck. Mark has been bitten three times over the years and it seems his numbers have just been pure luck. Have you got your snake kit ready for the warmer weather that is on its way?Here is a handy link to the Royal Flying Doctor Service - Outback Survival: Snakes and SnakebitesSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

This is part two with Jim Callcott following on from our recent episode Shanghai's on Gill Street. Jim yarns about so many things in the Charters Towers region including his research into the old pioneer's graves in the district. Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Nikki Johnston is a nanny, working on a remote cattle property in North Queensland. I catch up and have a chat with Nikki, and yarn about nanny life on a station, remote living, family support and all her other hobbies in between. So lovely to shine the light and an extraordinary life.Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Jim Callcott has been in the Charters Towers region all his life. Today I have a yarn and its a good one from everything from having Shanghai's up the main street of Charters Towers to after-school antics at the rifle range. But it doesn't end here, this is just part one!If you want a mud map? Please leave a comment.Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Every Man n His Dog is a podcast I recorded with a few of the competitors who attended the Fletcherview Working Cattle Dog Trial near Charters Towers over the weekend. A great insight to the handlers and working dogs in North Queensland.Links:QLD Working Cattle Dog Trial Association Inc.Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Jodie, the name behind Vicky D's Kitchen takes some time out from her day for a chat. Jodie Pollock is a woman from the land. Every day is different - mustering cattle, checking wild dog traps, teaching her children. Her true passion shines through when we talk food. With an entrepreneurial spirit and a bush heart - to give it a go! Jodie has got an amazing outlook on life on the land.All the Great Links:Vicky D's Kitchen on FacebookVicky D's Kitchen websiteVicky D's on InstagramSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Whilst in Longreach back in April I caught up with Laura Healy as she was preparing for the Bull Master's event and upcoming clinic focusing on mental health service to meet the ongoing needs for resilience in the outback. We have an interesting conversation about how she got into the field and of course, all things in between.Important Links we Mentioned:Outback FuturesBulls MastersThe Country Life news articleSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on ApplePodcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

I arrived at Leahton Park, Charters Towers at sunset hour. Oh, what a sight! I catch up with Michael Bethel after hours in Michael and Lynda's Saddlery Shop. We cover so many things, but the takeaway is "we can always find reasons not to do something - but just do it" Enjoy this one!All the Great Links:Bethel SaddleryTexas Longhorns Wagon Tours & SafarisHorseshoe B LonghornsSubscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our FacebookPage, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Today's podcast episode I catch up with the Royal Flying Doctor Service crew at the Wandovale Station RFDS Field Day. You will hear some great insights of the jobs within the RDFS and what a field day on a station looks like. A big thanks to all the work Sally Turley puts in getting the station in ship shape to host the visit. Want to Support these Fantastic Organisations? Royal Flying Doctor ServiceRemote Areas Families Service (RAFS)Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

What a lovely chat I had with Katie Jones, the artist and amazing illustrator of Not Far to Go Now.  A beautifully illustrated book about life in the bush and especially our bush kids helping with a muster. We had an authentic farm background, so the animals calls are all a bonus! All the links!KB7 Publishing - This is where you can contact Katie and Jet.BooktopiaAmazonBarns and NobleOr any great bookstore and just ask for it - Not Far to Go Now!Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

I catch up with Bob and Beryl Johnston at their place near Charters Towers. Bob worked on the railway in the sleeper mills.  Cutting timber sleepers for the railway line. Beryl talks about her time as a railway workers wife, bringing up a young family in a tent on the railway in the 1950's.  Before moving to Charters Towers to work at Mossman Hall, a large psychiatric hospital in its time. Hope you enjoy our yarn.Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Today I have a yarn with Cyril McMahon, out the front of the Einasleigh Hotel. Cyril shares his history of droving cattle and racing horses in our district back in the 1960's.  Be sure to check the mud map online to check out the station positions. Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Join me as I catch up with Lyn French at Gilberton Station and chat about life on the land.  Drought, the wet season, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, station life and everything in between. Be sure to check out Robert's Fair Dickum Aussie Bull Sh*!Head over to the website to see our blog which includes photos and additional resources. http://www.bindisnbulldust.com/podcast/As well as all the links mentioned in the show. Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Today I have a chat with Megan Sidebottom from Solo Birds.  As I was in Longreach for a couple of days and love a good coffee, I decided to have a chat with Megan. The flies in this particular week were, a little thick you could say. Be sure to check out our picture bottom!!!This is the part of the podcast where I dive, into our lives in the bush and the extraordinary people in them. Ok so we all don’t have a micro business and this might not be everyone’s cup of tea. But what I am hoping is by listening in today you might think that little idea you have had floating around in your head may finally be given the soil needed to sprout.I ask Megan lots of questions about what, this virtual co-working space looks like. As I am a very visual person and I can’t be the only one, I wanted to paint the picture of the space from this audio. Basically, we talk about resourceful thinking, mental wellness and especially for the mum’s out there post-natal depression. No, we are not professional experts in this area, but to have an open conversation about mental health its critically essential in these long dry years we are experiencing out bush.I hope you hang in there to the end as two mates, catch up and talk about there passions.Don't forget to check out Solo Birds on FacebookHead over to the website to see our blog which includes photos and additional resources. http://www.bindisnbulldust.com/podcast/Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Darryl Bishop was between droving jobs when he was drawn from the Tenth National Service Ballot to head to Vietnam.  He was only nineteen, it was 1969, Darryl was just a young man from the bush. Join me while I catch up with Darryl and have a yarn about his younger days and some experiences in Australia's involvement in that most unpopular war. Please support Darryl and grab his book and be sure to let him know you have read it.  Share this podcast and his book.  I am sure I wouldn't be the only one who wants to hear some more from Darryl Bishop. Available online now at Booktopia and AmazonSid Harta PublishersOr available in all good Bookshops, just ask for it.Please, if you need help or want to support these great organisations, reach out. Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia IncSoldier OnDarryl Bishop can be found on FacebookHead over to the website to see our blog which includes photos and additional resources. http://www.bindisnbulldust.com/podcast/Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Like many other women in the bush, Tess Pemble wears many hats.  Grazier, teacher, swim instructor, member of the community and voice of the outback. In this episode Sink or Swim I talk with Tess Pemble from Allan Hills Station and discuss the reality of living in drought and her work in providing swimming lessons in the bush when water is, an issue itself. Useful Links mentioned in the show.  Camp CobboldAussie HelpersDrought AngelsBeyond Blue – 24hrs, 7 days a week – 1300 224 636Lifeline – 24hrs a day, 7 days a week – 13 11 14 Rural Financial Counselling Service –  1800 686 175Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

I called in and had smoko with Don, we sat around the kitchen table and had a great yarn.  I could have spent hours more and this podcast could have been made up of a complete season with serial episodes of Don Douglas's life. But what I have had to do, was give you just one episode.Helping Dad Dad drove the tractor while I operated the drawn scoop. Then he handled the mouldboard plough (sometimes called a road plough) while I drove the tractor.  The single mouldboard and plough shear was next (behind an adjustable skid plate which gave the depth of cut). Behind that were two iron handles by which the operator held it upright and against the countering effect of the mouldboard. It required strength and a certain skill to be managed in hard ground.Gone Cop can be purchased from Amazon KindleLike a Book in Your Hand?These books can be found at:Cunningham's Newsagency in Charters Towers,Woods News in AyrRhonda's Refits in ToowoombaBoolarong Press Don knows how to tell a good yarn. With five generations of pastoral experience in his blood, these books will have you hooked!!! Happy Reading. Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

Many lives, too many were lost or broken in World War 1. Our country did her bit! Lads from the Australian bush lent a hand.In this podcast episode, we explore some of these men from Cloncurry, Western Queensland who never made it home. The mystery of some names. The famous identities whose name up until the war graced the pages of the national papers. To the story of finding the headstone of Shaw Wood in Armentieres, France.Shirley Powley who was a long-time resident of Cloncurry wanted to remember these lads with more than a Surname.Intial on the war memorial in town. It became her quest to give these lads a name and let them be remembered for who they were; give them a first name.Shirley has researched and compiled the stories of the fifty soldiers who are inscribed on the W.W.1 panel of the Cloncurry War Memorial. Her book though not yet published is fondly named ‘Think Kindly of Me’ after stumbling upon William McGregor Moore’s letter sent home in which he said, ‘I am not afraid to die, think kindly of me.’Head over to the website to see our blog which includes photos and additional resources. http://www.bindisnbulldust.com/podcast/Subscribe to the PodcastIf you enjoy the show, please subscribe (it’s free) to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoy listening, please share Bindis n Bulldust with someone who shares our love of Outback Stories.Join Us on FacebookWe have a (free!) Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your thoughts and experiences and engage with others who love the Australian Outback. Join us by going to Bindis n Bulldust PodcastWant to keep up to date with all that is happening at Bindis n Bulldust head over to our Facebook Page, Twitter and Instagram.Got an idea for an episode, a story to tell, have some feedback or just want to say G’day? Please get in touch.Thanks for listening!CheersHeather Jonsson

The countdown is on for the big launch - 25th April 2018.