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A new season opens with a homecoming to Wauchope, weaving origin stories, schoolyard rituals, and rugby league pride into a tradesman’s path back to small-town life. We share why leaving sharpened our view of community, craft, and what a local name still means for a business.
• new season goals and broader show focus
• Wauchope’s naming origin and early settlement
• school memories, nuns, and Friday church
• logging, dairy, and local factories shaping work
• rugby league culture and family legacy
• manual phone exchange and three-digit numbers
• Colonial Week traditions and a tight main street
• Telstra years, redundancy, and trade pivot
• apprenticeship to business owner on the Gold Coast
• decision to return and rebuild in Wauchope
• services and lifestyle advantages of a small town
• renovating a 1965 home with modern upgrades
• meeting a former resident and preserving history
• Timbertown’s closure and community memory
• invitation for listener stories and future topics
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