Rural Reporter May 18, 2013
A wild mushroom hunt, kindy kids on a day trip in the Grampians, breeding the perfect orchid and getting messy at an urban wine making experience.
View ArticleRural Reporter May 25 2013
This week a focus on volunteers - meeting the people who spend days, weeks, even months rebuilding fences and communities through the Blazeaid organisation; and they're looking for volunteer...
View ArticleRural Reporter June 1 2013
One of Australia's last eucalyptus oil producers; a unique farm diversification into bow-hunting tourism, tips on cooking the perfect steak and Dinky the dingo's musical career.
View ArticleRural Reporter June 8, 2013
We head to the Simpson Desert to study one of Australia's rarest trees and meet a publican in an outback pub. We're on hand to see the final hydrogen weather balloon lift off in Mildura and we join...
View ArticleRural Reporter June 15, 2013
Saddling up for the Tom Quilty endurance horse ride, a 160km/24 hour challenge for both horse and rider. An early start to the NSW truffle harvest and we visit the remote Aboriginal community of...
View ArticleRural Reporter June 22, 2013
Cable Beach in Broome a playground for kids from the Port Hedland School of the Air, teasing your tastebuds with Mediterranean olives and native Australian finger limes, and meet two old drovers and...
View ArticleRural Reporter June 29, 2013
Heading bush with the mobile toy library, two lads from Liverpool trying their luck in the bull ride at Brunette Downs, cooking with kangaroo and goanna and researchers in Victoria on eating seaweed.
View ArticleRural Reporter July 6, 2013
Spuds, mobile chicken coops, a veteran woodchopper, and sausages. And Elina Garreffa the chilli lady.
View ArticleRural Reporter July 13, 2013
A poor wet season for Territory crabbers, a travelling lumberjack, poultry on the NSW coast and poddies in the NT.
View ArticleRural Reporter July 20, 2013
We ride the bi-centennial horse trail and fish for scallops in Tasmania. Sick turtles get the spa treatment and we check out a barbed wire collection in South Australia.
View ArticleRural Reporter, July 27 2013
This week we make a scarecrow and watch a Superdog show. Horses and fireworks don't mix in Alice Springs and we go camel racing at Boulia.
View ArticleRural Reporter August 3, 2013
Visit a wine cellar that's been blasted out of a granite hillside; deliver fish eggs to a trout farm; teach young boys and girls to parade their cattle and a special bush tucker garden opens in Alice...
View ArticleRural Reporter August 10, 2013
This week we're burning cane in the Burdekin, panning for gold at Pine Creek; disadvantaged youth get a helping hand, and coppers versus the bushies at Harts Range.
View ArticleRural Reporter, August 17 2013
This week we're collecting scientific data from the sea and under our feet, and the bush comes to the city when Brisbane hosts the Royal Queensland Show, better known as the EKKA.
View ArticleRural Reporter, August 24 2013
This week we go bush with indigenous guides, and find out why there's a lighthouse in central Australia. And Aussie wine and cheese take out some international awards.
View ArticleRural Reporter, September 14 2013
This week social media saves a farm; organic grain growers take control of their product; and black garlic's on the menu. There's also high hopping bunnies and performing circus cows.
View ArticleRural Reporter, September 21 2013
This week we go droving with the Brinkworth mob; head to the Pannawonica rodeo; and meet a young apprentice female jockey. We also pick the first peony flowers of the season.
View ArticleRural Reporter, September 28 2013
Wildflowers carpet the desert country; the magpie geese season starts in the territory; wild brumbies find new homes and we meet one of the last bullockies in Australia.
View ArticleRural Reporter, October 5 2013
This week we put our green thumbs to work developing a community garden; and kids teach kids where their food comes from. We enrol in a rodeo school, and go diving for seaweed.
View ArticleRural Reporter, October 12 2013
Bush Heritage celebrates a decade of conservation work; botanical artists paint in Menindee; hack horses get a makeover; and the cricket season gets underway.
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