Moama

That's in Echuca,

Moama.

Well, you are close, my friend.

You're on the right river.

think Selena Goddard's joining us in the comedy box as well.

And then I believe Kelly Anderson and Cassandra Miller will be making the trip over from Moama.

So it'll be good to catch up with all them too, mate.

See how the guys are going down there at Barham.

Like I want to wear that in a race with black socks, black half-tights, maybe a black singlet.

You don't want to waste it around the local roads of Moama.

There'll be more coming.

There's always going to be more shoes

I'm Terry Cowley, and today you're going to meet Rebecca Huseman, a 25-year-old from the New South Wales

Murray River border town of Moama.

Rebecca runs her own fitness and disability services company.

She deliberately puts those two things together.

So I'd love to do that, provide a safe space for people.

Other than that, I am looking at studying again, doing a behavioural therapy course.

I heard you speak at a Rural Women's Day event at Moama a couple of months ago and you spoke so eloquently about your own personal story and that is how I came to approach you and ask you to be in Outback Magazine so obviously people can read all about your story and see your beautiful face in Outback Magazine.

I don't think you'd really kind of talk too much about your story before you did the Rural Women's Day event and you obviously had a great response to that.

One thing I didn't get time, uh, we just ran out of time to have a chat with Mick about at the beginning of the show, uh, was also some, uh, local representation at the moment in, from a Bowls Victoria point of view.

Team West Coast playing in a competition up at Moama, which I think started on Thursday the 24th and runs through until the 27th, so tomorrow.

And, uh, Tom Englazos from Portland Memorial was, uh, in the open male section of that, uh, Team West Coast.

Uh, and Alison East from here in Hamilton was, uh, playing in the para, or she was the para representative in that Team West Coast.

Who knew that? It was a goal, of course, too.

Rod Powell from Moama.

I've just asked Scorcher at nine minutes to eight if he could do a quick search on one of the AIs to the question, what is the world's most stupid holiday? Business leaders are calling for the Victorian government to reconsider the AFL grand final public holiday, noting workers have been given the day off before a game in which neither side comes from Victoria.

Right.

Where

are you actually at the minute, Steelo? I'm currently at the border inn in Moama.

So Bushy, Steelo, Bushy's the manager there, right? Bald-headed bloke.

Yeah, righto.

I'll see

how we go.

Well, he's a congupner boy, Jim, and they're in the grand final today in Moama.

They're taking on Cobram.

Jenny, you're sorry, where are you from?

Moema.

All from Moema.

Not quite.

Not quite.

And Swan Hill.

But yeah, we're around.

All of us have some connection to Echuca Moema.

Of course, also last week, congratulations to, well, of course, Cobram losing one of the games that we'll touch on also in a few moments' time today means that they will face opponent Nathalia up at Finlay this afternoon for their right to actually play against King Gapna next week.

at Moama.

But before we do that, Tim, tell us how you got there because it really did come down to the wire.

Huge congratulations.

What an epic final that was.

Congratulations to Kingupner.

And, yeah, it's all about Moama for them next Saturday.

But we've still got today to get through, TJ.