Thirty minutes drive from Mt. Isa, West Leichhardt station is a 310000 acre cattle station. Up here there are two seasons, the dry and the wet. Currently it is the end of the dry season, a time of maintenance and repair. It’s also a time of waiting…waiting for the first rains to hit. The land is harsh and dry, having gone up to 40 weeks without rain. I interviewed station owner Ron Croft about life in the outback.
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The Gold Coast is one of Australia’s most developed and commercial tourist locations. Once nothing more than sand fly invested swamp land, it is now highrise heaven, with a multitude of places tourist can stay. From Hippy to High Society. I am keen to interview a lady from the Gold Coast’s social set. Someone with all the trimmings of wealth. Infiltrating this scene may prove difficult for a scruffy struggling film maker, but I have a few leads and a bucket full of charm, so anything is possible. I managed to organise an interview with editor of the Gold Coast Magazine, Jenni Purdy. If anyone knows the gossip on the Gold Coast Social set, Jenni does. Accommodation : www.nomadsworld.com
Oxford St in Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian precinct plays host to a nightly array of drag performers all vying to outdo each other. One of Sydney’s stars of drag, Vanity Fair tells all. Vanity’s youtube channel www.youtube.com
Katherine’s major tourist attraction is the Katherine Gorge which consists of 13 natural gorges carved through sandstone by the Katherine River. I interviewed a French Helicopter Pilot, William Massart, who takes joy flights over the gorge.
In Galway I interviewed actor Diarmuid de Faoite about the flourishing arts scene.
