#PlantASeedForSafety

#PlantASeedForSafety Established in Oz in 2018 + expanded to NZ in 2020, we make rural safety down to earth, doable + FUN!
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Community + workplace activities that make health, safety + wellbeing STICK.

HOT OFF THE PRESS: With sparky, fun + engaging NEW keynotes + worskhops on:💥 farm safety apps + AI (dangerous distracti...
24/04/2026

HOT OFF THE PRESS:

With sparky, fun + engaging NEW keynotes + worskhops on:

💥 farm safety apps + AI (dangerous distraction or actual improvement?)
💥 sexualised behaviour at work (PS the answers aren't as scary as you think!), and
💥 putting power to patient voice (and improving rural health!)

I'm now taking bookings for the remainder of '26 ...AND... I'm happy to travel! 🎉

Drop me a line to find out more! 💃🏻

📸 BeefEx 2024 | With love to Madie Hamilton, Esther Price, Kelly Nankivell + the team at the Australian Lot Feeders'​ Association for having me x

“Why do we get left behind because we choose to live in the country? We need more access, and better education."Donna Ke...
19/03/2026

“Why do we get left behind because we choose to live in the country? We need more access, and better education."

Donna Kelly, Jamestown SA

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"We need local, inter-hospital transport services readily available, and without massive wait times. We need more servic...
17/03/2026

"We need local, inter-hospital transport services readily available, and without massive wait times. We need more services available at local facilities."

Angela, Cadell SA

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08/03/2026

BIG, FAT SPOILER ALERT:

Doing a Q&A with Chris Picton MP + Heidi Girolamo next week, what would you ask, and why?!!👇👇👇

Keep your eyes on The Advertiser for details!!!

12/01/2026

Another story from another deadset legend - Lou Papps - and ’s sister brand From Here to Healthcare.

‘25 was as raw as it gets, with little-to-no fancy photos to show for it. 🤍1. Parenting in a picture (📸 Lou)2. too much ...
30/12/2025

‘25 was as raw as it gets, with little-to-no fancy photos to show for it. 🤍

1. Parenting in a picture (📸 Lou)
2. too much time in hospitals
3. going home one last time 🥹
4. mission PIVOT 💥
5. the gal (glue!) that helped hold everything together 🙏🏼
6. mum life
7. made a new friend
8. …and reconnected with old ones 💗
9. FINALLY back on the roadsky for worky-work
10. ‘26 COME AT ME! 💪

Happiest of New Years to you all - see you in ‘26! x

15/12/2025

💥 EXCITING NEWS COMING MON 22ND DEC!!! 💥

➡️ Want the backstory?

Check out my reel on the 4th of July, not long before our dear old Dad passed 💙🪽

29/10/2025

⏩ Bloopers at the end…. 😜

Matchy-matchy in blazers, beliefs + a bloody big mission to move the dial on the inequities in rural health. So much love for this gal! 💗

25/10/2025

It’s difficult to tell who’s who when sisters Rachael Hilder and Ellie Oates jump on the phone with Graziher. Their voices blend seamlessly and they have a habit of finishing each other’s sentences. They’re not twins — Rachael is the eldest and they have a brother, Michael, between them — but their bond clearly runs deep. “Sometimes it’s just a look Rachael and I give each other,” says Ellie. “We can communicate on our own weird level.”

The ability to speak volumes with a single glance is a serious advantage when you’re running a business together, and even more so when that business is a 16,000 hectare sheep property. The sisters are the fourth generation of Hilders to farm Acacia Valley, near Cradock in the Flinders Ranges, about 400 kilometres north of Adelaide. It’s a role they’ve been preparing for all their lives. “Growing up, we were involved with pretty much anything going on at home, and I think that helped us learn to work together as well as we do these days,” says Rachael.

Read more here: https://graziher.com.au/article/sisters-in-farming/

18/10/2025

Analysis from The Forgotten Health Spend report reveals that since 2020–21, the per-person gap in healthcare funding between rural and metropolitan Australians has grown by $110 in real terms.

This means that people living outside our cities - the seven million Australians in rural, regional, and remote communities - are falling even further behind when it comes to access to equitable healthcare.

The findings highlight that despite targeted investments in some areas, rural health funding continues to lag - particularly in hospital care, primary care, allied health, and dentistry.

The message is clear: Australia needs a more equitable, needs-based model of healthcare funding - one that recognises the unique realities of delivering care beyond the city limits.

Read the full report & evidence here:
ruralhealth.org.au/the-forgotten-health-spend-report

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