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Julia Creek

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Oct 30, 2026

Susan McDonaldGUEST
7:23
It was a mechanism to take veterans and ex-Army, Navy, Air Force personnel and continue to give them the structure and purpose, take advantage of their training, their expertise and their commitment to Australia and to make them available following disasters.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
7:42
And, you know, I've stood in Birktown and Bloomfield, Julie Creek, all these places where these incredible men and women have turned up, not just for days or weeks, but sometimes for months following a bushfire or floods or a cyclone, and they have worked.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
8:02
They've worked like Trojans, you know, pulling linings out of buildings or rebuilding fencing, all those jobs that have to be done.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
8:10
And that was done through grant funding from the federal government.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
8:15
It was a mechanism to take veterans... ex-Army, Navy, Air Force personnel and continue to give them the structure and purpose, take advantage of their training, their expertise and their commitment to Australia and to make them available following disasters.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
8:34
And, you know, I've stood in Birktown and Bloomfield, Julie Creek, all these places where these incredible men and women have turned up, not just for days or weeks, but sometimes for months following a bushfire or floods or a cyclone and they have worked.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
8:54
They've worked like Trojans, you know, pulling linings out of buildings or rebuilding fencing, all those jobs that have to be done.
Susan McDonaldGUEST
9:02
And that was done through grant funding from the federal government.
MarkHOST
14:27
And then it went back into the dark that it had come from.
MarkHOST
14:30
What David found in Julia Creek, in the dirt around those cigarette butts, was an absence.
MarkHOST
14:36
Evidence of presence, without the evidence of arrival or departure.
MarkHOST
14:42
Every creature that walks in Mitchell grass country leaves its mark.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:36
My first book was set on a cattle station in Outback Queensland, Brigadier Station, which I made up.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:43
And that book ended up in a visitor information centre in Julia Creek, which, if you've never been, is a very long way from just about anywhere.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:53
One day, the centre calls me.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:56
They've got a busload of women there, American women, and they want directions to Brigadier Station.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
18:27
And she got there, she brought the car, And we spent two weeks together and then she flew home and she bought her first horse.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
18:35
And then another, this elderly couple, I couldn't find anyone when I was up at Julia Creek.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
18:40
We were at a caravan park.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
18:42
I just said, hey, everyone, I need a support driver.
Phelan HannafieCORRESPONDENT
31:46
Now, indeed, we've got a severe thunderstorm risk this afternoon as well.
Phelan HannafieCORRESPONDENT
31:49
And storms, severe storms are likely across the eastern half of the Downs, up into areas of southeast Queensland, particularly across inland southeast where they're likely, you know, west of about, we'd say, Gatton, right out to go north towards around Genda as well and go right out to the Carnarvons and areas just north of charleville so it's pretty broad risk the northern marino and warrigo as mentioned there up to the carnarvons that's a likely risk of severe storms with large hail damaging winds and heavy rainfall possible and then broadly we're looking at severe storms possible across areas right up into the northern interior and down you'd say draw draw a line and say um You know, Charleville northward up to areas south of Gregory Springs, west of about Julia Creek and then south of about Rockhampton.
Phelan HannafieCORRESPONDENT
32:40
But that's going to also include areas around Claremont and Emerald as well.
Phelan HannafieCORRESPONDENT
32:45
Particularly later in the day when the activity develops to the south and then pushes up into the central highlands and coalfields.
MarkHOST
2:42
This is The Glow of a Cigarette.
MarkHOST
2:55
west of Julia Creek in Queensland.
MarkHOST
2:59
The land flattens into something almost overwhelming in its scale.
MarkHOST
3:04
The Mitchell grass plains run to every horizon without interruption.
FelHOST
29:26
Like the piece about if it made it, which I'm assuming it is because I think people like it.
Andy McLennanHOST
29:31
Julia Creek.
FelHOST
29:33
Oh, no, that probably isn't in there.
Andy McLennanHOST
29:34
Oh, okay.
FelHOST
29:35
Oh, you want to tell everyone what that was? Because it might not be in the podcast.
Andy McLennanHOST
29:39
Well, we were just doing the weather for Julia Creek and I was just reading off all the facts about Julia Creek off the internet and the last one was that they have Australia's best boat competition.
Andy McLennanHOST
29:49
Which I didn't know about.
FelHOST
29:50
And he didn't think of it.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
29:31
Yeah.
Sarah WheelerGUEST
29:32
And... uh Ruth hadn't driven a manual vehicle or towed a float like for a very very long time she'd never towed anything in her life um and so I kind of had to like teach her how to drive a manual before we left Julia Creek more like sort of doing a bit of bunny hopping yeah um throughout the town and then um by the end of it by the end of the two weeks she was she was a pro like she was she was even um towing the caravan after like sending me photos of her towing the caravan and i just yeah i love that i could give like the experience to my support drivers like that as well like it was an experience in itself for
Sally Janet de GruchyHOST
30:11
them yeah for each and every one of them definitely and then it sends out those yeah ripples of healing energy as well
Sarah WheelerGUEST
30:17
yeah and they really looked after me like
Callie BuchananHOST
1:50
Bids this week have come in and hit $1,000 a ton delivered to Brisbane for November, and that's a significant jump from prices earlier in the year when the market was trading closer to $600 or $700 a ton.
Callie BuchananHOST
2:03
Now, these prices have Julia Creek grower Lucas Findlay pretty excited.
Callie BuchananHOST
2:09
He says it's been a decent season overall.
Lucas FindlayGUEST
2:13
We've been pretty happy with the yields of the chickpeas this year, sort of averaging that 1.2 tonne of the hectare with zero in-crop rainfall, which has been our target for the past couple of seasons.
Lucas FindlayGUEST
4:27
Sorghum is a good starter crop for people with cattle.
Lucas FindlayGUEST
4:29
But I think it's got a very big future and we're very excited for it.
Callie BuchananHOST
4:33
Julia Creek, chickpea grain and cotton grower.
Callie BuchananHOST
4:35
Lucas Findlay speaking to Sophie Johnson.

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