In 1982, a young relief nurse arrived in Marree, a remote outback town in South Australia.
More than 40 years later, June Andrew is still there.
June shares stories of life in Marree, caring for people across a vast and isolated region, and being part of a small community where people look after each other.
From the challenges of delivering healthcare in the outback to the changes she's witnessed over the decades, June's story gives us a glimpse into a part of Australia many people never get to experience.
Another story about the people, places and communities that make up the fabric of rural Australia.
Salt of the Earth — connecting people to country.
