Kintsugi Heroes Storytelling Workshop

Step inside our Storytelling Workshop with Kintsugi Heroes — a heartwarming event that reminded us all that every life is a story worth telling. In this short video, you’ll get a glimpse of the warmth, wisdom, and inspiration shared as attendees explored how to reflect on, shape, and share their life journeys. From guided activities […]

Danni’s Story: From Grief to Supporting Others as an End-of-Life Doula

Danni started her working life as a police officer where she saw death early but rarely spoke about it and learned firsthand about the challenges of facing mortality. Danni also dealt with the deaths of several family members and often became the person responsible for bringing people together and supporting her family through loss. She […]

Recognising the importance of animals in war with Nigel Allsopp • Animals & Us E11

In this episode of Animals and Us, we’re joined by Nigel Allsopp – military veteran, former police dog handler, historian, author, and President of the Australian War Animal Memorial Organisation. Nigel’s career spans more than three decades across New Zealand and Australian military and police forces, with deep expertise in canine operations and animal behaviour. […]

Requalifying as a Veterinarian: Natalia Gomez’s Journey From Colombia to Australia

In this conversation, Natalia Gomez shares her transformative journey from Colombia to Australia, discussing her motivations for leaving her home country, including the cultural dissonance she experienced with Colombia’s ‘machista’ norms. She recounts the challenges of securing a skill-aligned job, preparing for the Australia Veterinary Exam, and requalifying as a veterinarian in Australia. She opens […]

Learning how to value yourself with Kat Finnerty

Kat Finnerty grew up as the eldest of five children in a multicultural family. Her upbringing taught her resilience and responsibility, shaping her perspective on life from a young age. At twelve, Kat lost her mother to cancer. This experience deeply influenced her understanding of impermanence, grief, and the importance of finding meaning during difficult […]

Learning how to value yourself with Kat Finnerty

Kat Finnerty grew up as the eldest of five children in a multicultural family. Her upbringing taught her resilience and responsibility, shaping her perspective on life from a young age. At twelve, Kat lost her mother to cancer. This experience deeply influenced her understanding of impermanence, grief, and the importance of finding meaning during difficult […]

Rebuilding a home and advocating for clearer communication with Graham Radford • RMRS E13

Graham arrived to live on the Murray in 2010 after a life as a multi-generation landowner and farmer elsewhere in the region. He describes rural self-reliance, and both the strengths and challenges of small-town community dynamics during crises. His first-hand experiences with flood preparation, with the help of his family, what worked, what didn’t (like […]

When Gloria Tabi Took the Wig Off and Found Enough

In this episode, Emma Bellamy-Dodd interviews Gloria Tabi, founder of Everyday inclusion and Enable Women Africa, about her journey from Ghana to Australia and her fight against systemic racism. Gloria shares how colonial legacies and the search for opportunity shaped her migration, and describes the invisible barriers she faced in Australia’s workplaces despite her qualifications. […]

Serving the community, and the importance of blood donations with John Breda

John grew up in the western suburbs near Parramatta, playing footy, learning a trade as a sparky and always wanting to become a police officer, inspired by his grandfather’s advice. His early lessons in communication as a sparky on job sites shaped how he approached policing and helped him connect with others. In 1997, John […]