On this edition on re:location, it's all about 'relocation' to Bellingen. Get to know this beautiful part of the world from a diverse cast of people who have moved there.

Albert is an absolute gem. He’s been in Bourke for the last two years and brought a pair of fresh eyes where he was able to find positives in a fairly grim setting on this edition of re:location.

This edition of re:location features full interviews with Wayne Williams, Darriea Turley and Margaret Price on life in Broken Hill.

This edition of re: location is about the loyalty and commitment of locals to Broken Hill and some of the challenges attached to maintaining that sense of home. Have a listen. 

On this episode of re:location, we bring you the story of AJ and Trevor's friendship. It’s a story that involves cricket, multiculturalism and a lot of community mindedness.

On this micro edition of re:location, I talk with James Thomson about starting one of the first Shepparton micro-breweries. Wildlife Brewing brews incredible beer and James has a real passion for his home city. I think this shines through in the interview, as he talks about brewing for locals, how Wildlife has navigated Covid-19 and his impressions of Shep. Enjoy!

On this episode of re:location, we take a look at Shepparton. What I like about Shepparton is that people walk about with a spring in their step and have a real warmth and friendliness. It’s visibly diverse and people who I met and talked with had a way of making me feel very welcome.

On this edition of re:location, my guests: Toula Drimonis and Paige Saunders come to Montreal with very different backgrounds but both are incredible representatives for their city. The two live and breathe Montreal and dedicate their time to creating engaging and thoughtful media highlighting how the city ticks.

Chris is an educator, musician, podcaster and an excellent storyteller. He’s been in Bogota for the last ten years and he’s really seen the city transform. For decades, the city and country was mired in conflict between the Government and militant group, FARC. While Chris has been in Bogota, the country has changed significantly with violence steeply decreasing and a peace deal being signed in 2017.

Chris talked me through some of these changes, how the city has urbanized and where to find Bogota’s best empanada.

On this edition of re:location I talked with Deon Bing about all things Cape Town. We chatted about what makes the city unique, how it's responding to covid-19 and some of the challenges ahead. I really enjoyed this interview!