Issue 86

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25 years partyline with sunset landscape
Editorial: Celebrating Partyline's 25 years of rural voice
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Image: Left to right: Brendan Cubby – Acting Program Manager Youth Outreach Project, Brenda Duncan – Community Engagement Officer, Tim Carr – Training and Engagement Officer, Travis Hill – Community Engagement Officer, Max Hill – Community Engagement Officer. 
Building a strong First Nations workforce in rural Western NSW
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Legless and Blind at Deniliquin's Blokes Night In
Empowering rural resilience: grants transforming health initiatives
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Garry Tierney and Kim Cooper SCA NSW 2023
A national first: rural stroke trial cuts time to treatment
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Physio treatment in practice – Tamworth
A rural digital journey
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Young child playing indoors
Supporting early educators’ wellbeing in ‘Childcare Deserts’
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Bourke Community garden
The Bourke Community Garden Project
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(Victorian ACCHO, Dhauwurd-Wurrung Elderly and Community Health Service’s local application of the Strong Born Campaign). Large banner with mother and child saying Strong Born pregnancy and grog dont mix
ACCHOs driving change to make every baby 'Strong Born'
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The launch of the CoHD Standards
Australia’s first national standards for childhood-onset heart disease
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Australian bushland
Innovation in the rural AOD sector needs sustainable funding
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Assortment of personal belongings on a footpath
Homelessness and palliative care in regional, rural and remote NSW
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The Mount Alexander Falcon's women's team play AFL
Community Sports vital in reducing gendered violence
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WOMHEn Project team
Supporting in-language engagement for migrant and refugee women
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L-R: Paul Skipper, Charlie Knight and Nyleeta Jeanes are BDAC’S ICT team. They work together to assist and support First Nations people of all ages with chronic disease. 
Successfully bridging the gap for First Nations people with chronic illnesses
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Lizzie Graham, Lived Experience Workforce Program Senior Project Officer & Molly Springhall, Lived Experience Workforce Program Manager , Mental Health Coalition of South Australia
Filling a mental health gap with lived experience
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Teletrials first telehealth consult
Teletrials provide hope for rural patients
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Rochester Community Transport team in front of illustrated grain silos with transport vehicles
Flying Doctor Community Transport: for the community, driven by the community
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West Wimmera Health Service building at night
Fostering compassionate care: Multidisciplinary psychiatry education for community
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Abbe Rejack Palliative Care Nurse Educator Pictured with Colleague Paul Tait, Project Pharmacist for Regional Hospice in RACF.
Palliative Care Link Nurse Program in regional residential aged care facilities
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Woman talking to man whilst seated out doors with tree branch overhead.
Building back resilience after the Kimberley Floods
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Frederick ‘Freddie’ Scrubby, who works at the Barunga laundry. Standing in front of laundry machines.
Remote Laundries: Reducing the risk of rheumatic heart disease in remote communities
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Sunrise landscape
Family Empowerment Project provides therapy for substance use
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Phases of Disaster
Boosting resilience in disaster-affected communities
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Dr Peter Bourke and Dr Sarah Fairhall
Bridging care gaps: Dr Sarah Fairhall's approach to rural health
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Specialist Certificate 2020 cohort: (L-R) Gwenda Freeman (Lecturer in Aboriginal Health Education, the University of Melbourne), Colin Mitchell (student), Chanoa Cooper (student), Helen Everist (student), Simone Guinan (student), Raylene Nixon (Lecturer in Rural Aboriginal Health, the University of Melbourne)
Empowering First Nations students in rural Australia
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Little girl checking up her sight at ophthalmology center
Beyond boundaries: Nurturing collaborations for enhanced eye care
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Loretta Seriat with her qualification certificates
Empowering Indigenous Health: The Torres Strait Transformation through Local Training
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The main street of Orbost, entering from the south.​​​​​​​
Gippsland community led integrated health care program
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Bus travelling on a desert road
‘Drivers’ of wellbeing: transport key for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities accessing primary care
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Bushfire skies near Eden, New Years Eve 2019-2020. [Images Dr Miller]
Local solution streamlining community paediatric access
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Henley and Vivienne race their borrowed trikes. Photographer: Bridget Sarah
May I borrow some health and well-being? Toy libraries as a one-stop shop 
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LifeVest Health Promotion Program in action
From page to practice: A lifelong quest for rural health empowerment
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Bright folded Health Wise labelled blankets
Navigating rural community recovery from natural disaster
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Little Haven Palliative Care Market Place with outside musical performers
Innovation not isolation: regional palliative care responds to local need
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Launceston City Mission opening
From streets to stability: Mission Health's role in rebuilding lives
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Female medical student infront of Mt Isa Hospital sign
Transforming care: consumer and pharmacist perceptions of expanded practice
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Kathy Belling, Acting Regional Manager at Queensland Public Trustee Mt Isa, celebrating 45-year anniversary of the Mount Isa office this year. (January 2024)
Where there’s a Will, there’s a way
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Young children and teacher at a table
Bushfire Recovery Program improves mental health for country children
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Hand holding patients hand with heart monitor on finger
Revolutionising rural palliative medicine training
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Delegates at the CCACoP Conference
A regional Community of Practice leading the way in the Cradle Coast
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Nerves firing illustration
Huntington’s Australia launches Neuro Clinics
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Aboriginal child having her ear checked.
Ear health services in remote NT communities
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Boy and girl school children in a medical school room
Child doctors put a smile on everyone’s face
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Solomon back in 2019 during his solo adventure around Australia – raising money for Angel Flight
World record holding Bendigo aviator joins Angel Flight as youngest ever pilot