Almost three years ago, a region in Western Australia's far north was devastated by once-in-a-century floods. Now fashion is stepping in, to heal scars and promote confidence.
'Amazing' early Christmas present for outback NSW graziers following rain
The heavy rainfall is welcomed by graziers and follows months of dry conditions in the state's far-west, with hot temperatures and wind battering the land.
Outback bike program celebrates four years of teaching the next generation
An Alice Springs teenager who grew up with cycling program Bikes Mwerre is now sharing his knowledge with the next generation. It's a full-circle moment for the outback program built on pride, skills and belonging.
Topic:Feel Good
Stories of saving homestead emerge after fatal fires in WA's south
Following fatal fires in Western Australia's south earlier this week, stories are emerging of how homes were saved and communities rallied in the wake of tragedy.
Life on Adria Downs, one of Australia's most remote cattle stations
Life on one of Australia's most remote cattle stations.
Life on a remote cattle station where 'people leave a little bit better'
The idea of life out on the edge of the desert has pulled in young people from across the country and overseas.
South Coast WA towns brace for fishing surge ahead of demersal ban
South Coast towns are calling for more funding to cope with a surge of recreational fishers as the region prepares to shut down recreational and commercial fishing.
'We believe Angie was murdered': Fresh appeal for answers on missing mum
NT Police has doubled its reward for information related to the disappearance of Angie Fuller, almost three years after her suspected murder in outback Australia.
When Chris started to forget his famous recipes, his brother stepped in to help
Christopher Tilse has worked from dawn to dusk in a bakery most of his life. Dementia made that a challenge, but thanks to family support, he is still baking.
Teaching on country in remote East Arnhem Land
This remote East Arnhem land community is home to 50 permanent residents. There's no shop and only one road in or out. And its unconventional approach to teaching is keeping kids in the classroom.
Public housing with no aircon leaves Roebourne locals holding the hose
WA's Pilbara has already endured a seven-day heatwave this month, but many in the town of Roebourne have little more than a hose and wet sheets to keep them cool as temperatures top 45 degrees Celsius.
Alice took her own life at 13. Now her family is fundraising to help others
Alice Wilkinson loved music and was the life of the party. Her death has prompted her family to help others who might be struggling.
Electricity price blowout between city and country a 'dire situation'
Regional ratepayers are shouldering higher energy bills than their city counterparts, and their councils have had enough.
Community rallies around family of farmer after bushfire tragedy
In the wake of the tragic loss of farmer Mark Mudie while fighting a bushfire, the community has rallied to help his family finish harvesting.
Tiwi Islands become 700,000-hectare Indigenous Protected Area
The agreement with the federal government sees the Tiwi Islands included in Australia's national parks and reserves system.
Topic:Feel Good
Two remote outback stations in NSW to be converted into national parks
Two outback stations 800 kilometres west of Sydney are purchased by the state government in an effort to protect the environment.
Farmer returns after bushfire to find secured sheep chased and injured
Farmers and businesses on the Mid North Coast are reeling after a fire tore through the region, destroying homes and forcing families to evacuate.
Rain, hail or shine, Kevin would hitchhike 60km to work
At 12 years old, Kevin Guiness was rebuilding engines on an outback cattle station. Now, after decades travelling the dusty roads in the Pilbara, the Yindjibarndi elder reflects on what kept him going.
Topic:Profile
Country Hour reporters join listeners in celebrating 80 years of broadcasting
Outside broadcasts highlight how the Country Hour connects with the daily life of rural Australia.
Outback opal miners allowed to operate as surrounding land becomes national park
The Queensland government's purchase of Vergemont Station last year led to months of uncertainty for miners with tenures inside the former cattle station, which is larger than the Australian Capital Territory.
Five months' worth of food saved by team effort in remote WA
A mammoth effort by community members saves $400,000 worth of food for the Punmu remote community, but the incident reignites the debate about the condition of WA's most remote roads.