R U OK? DAY: Rural Support
Women’s Health Week: Prioritising Health and Safety for Women in Agriculture
Mental Health Handbook Book Steering Committee Profile: A/Prof Harry Hill
A/Prof Harry Hill is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) with an advanced certificate in addiction psychiatry. He is the Clinical Director of the Benalla, Wangaratta, and Mansfield Local Mental Health and Wellbeing Service and an Affiliate Associate Professor with Deakin University. Harry also serves as the Victorian […]
Mental Health Handbook Book Steering Committee Profile: Kellie Malcolm
Meet another great member of our Mental Health Handbook Steering Committee, Kellie Malcolm. Kellie is a farmer and a free spirit with a profound connection to nature and intuition, inspiring a sense of calm and authenticity in those around her. As a single mother of two, her journey of significant personal growth fuels her passion […]
Forklift Safety On Farm
Pre-Approved Underpass Plans
Mental Health Handbook Book Steering Committee Profile: James Diamond
Introducing James. James Diamond, CEO and co-founder of AirAgri, is a passionate advocate for farmer safety and well-being. With deep roots in agriculture and technology, James has committed his career to creating solutions that ensure farmers return home safely every day. His leadership at AirAgri has driven the development of innovative safety monitoring systems tailored […]
Mental Health Handbook Book Steering Committee Profile: Jane Fitzgibbon
Meet Jane Fitzgibbon. Jane and her husband Michael, are 3rd generation farmers at Mortlake, South West Victoria. Operating a mixed farming business of cattle and sheep, Jane has also worked as a nursing for 40 years, in various roles including clinical & management roles, Unit Manager/Quality Manager/Director of Nursing. Jane is fantastic member of our […]
Parents of four ‘forever vigilant’ on Larpent dairy farm
When Thomas Billing was a baby, his dairy farmer parents Mark and Sam set up a playpen in the calf shed so they could work while their baby was nearby but safely out the way.
Growing our future farmers comes with its risks
Tourello farmers Steve and Ruth Kinnersly believe the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how lucky their children are to live on a property with so much space and freedom, but they are aware this luxury comes with associated risks.