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A down to earth podcast made for down to earth people. We round up experts, specialists and people in the know from around Australia and talk to them about the things that matter most to regional Australians. We cover the topics that concern locals and keep them informed and up to date on all the issues impacting Australian communities. Join us for the conversations that matter.
WFI hosts Good People to Know, a news show with 24 episodes published.
In this special National Farm Safety Week episode of Good People to Know , Damien speaks with FarmSafe Ambassador Katie Saul about what it takes to build a safer culture on Australian farms. Katie grew up in Kempsey, NSW
In the last episode, Damien Gallagher spoke with Dr Kyle Mulrooney, co-Director of The Centre for Rural Criminology at the University of New England. The two spoke about rural crime impacts on farmers, their families and
In this episode of Good People To Know, WFI Executive General Manager Damien Gallagher shakes hands with Dr Kyle Mulrooney from the University of New England’s Centre for Rural Criminology to chat about rural crime and i
National Farm Safety Week is a time to reflect on how we can make Australian farms safer. Tragically, 2024 was a devastating year for Australian farming communities. The industry suffered its highest year of fatalities i
Today on National Ag Day themed ‘Grow you Good Thing’, we celebrate farmers and the incredible contribution they make to the lives of all Australians. Farmers are central to the future of this country and serve as an inc
With spring upon us, many regional communities’ thoughts are turning to preparation for bushfire season. With climate change causing an increase in the frequency and severity of bushfires in Australia, there is a pressin
1820 people have died on Australian farms since 2001. It’s a sobering statistic made worse by the fact that nearly 15% of those deaths were children under 15. This is just one of the statistics raised in the 2024 Safer F
Last month over 120,000 people from around Australia and the world descended on Rockhampton for Beef Week - a wonderful reflection of the strength and scale of agriculture in Australia. With red meat production accountin
Whether it’s macadamia nuts, kakadu plums, bush tomatoes or lemon myrtle, native Australian ingredients are having a real moment. But did you know that Australia is also home to a variety of traditional grains used in wh
With women officially representing 33% of the workforce according to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES), Australian Agriculture is an industry that has historically ha
In this episode, Andrew Beer chats with GIVIT CEO Sarah Tennant, about how GIVIT is helping Australians who have been impacted by natural disasters. Disclaimer: WFI’s parent company IAG, is the National Disaster and Emer
In our last season we spoke at length about the increasing frequency and severity of weather events due to climate change, and it’s a topic that regularly comes up when talking to our farming communities. With natural di
In October the National Farmers Federation held their annual conference where the theme was ‘Australia to the World’. With around 70% of Australia’s produce being exported, it’s an important topic to Aussie farmers. We w
This is the final episode of the first season of Good People to Know. We would be very interested in your thoughts on the first season and would love to know what other topics or initiatives you would like to see in the
Roughly one in five Australians will experience a mental health condition at some point in their lives – a statistic that’s true for the city and the bush. But it has been suggested that mental health conditions in Regio
Australian farms consistently top the list of most unsafe workplaces in Australia, with roughly one in six people killed on the job in Australia working on a farm. Andrew chats with John Darcy from the Victorian Farmers
Traditionally farms get passed on from generation to generation, but with many farmers not having children to pass their farm onto, the average Australian farmer is now in their 50s leading to economic and social challen
The development and adoption of new technology on farms is touted is one of the key drivers in the National Farmers Federation’s 2030 Roadmap. To demonstrate the future of farming through robotics and artificial intellig
In today’s episode Andrew digs into Australia’s emerging carbon economy and what’s in it for farmers with Professor David Lamb - Chief Scientist at Food Agility and Adjunct Professor at University of New England (AU). Wo
Technology, social media and the COVID-19 pandemic have opened up new exciting business opportunities for regional small businesswomen. To find out more our host Andrew Beer, EGM WFI, sat down with Carrie Kwan from Mums
Dr Kyle Mulrooney
University of New England’s Centre for Rural Criminology
2 appearances on this show
Sean Appoo
Aboriginal Carbon Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Felicity Richards
Farmsafe Australia
1 appearance on this show
Georgie Somerset
Agforce
1 appearance on this show
George Truman
NSW Local Land Services
1 appearance on this show
Kerrie Saunders
University of Sydney
1 appearance on this show
Nat Somerville
National Farmer Federation
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Tennant
GIVIT
1 appearance on this show
El Carter
Australian Red Cross
1 appearance on this show
Scott Hammond
Lifeline Broken Hill Country to Coast
2 appearances on this show
John Darcy
Victorian Farmers Federation
1 appearance on this show
Sam Marwood
Cultivate Farms
1 appearance on this show
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