1/18Shanna Whan is an alcohol awareness campaigner who launched Sober in the Country. Picture: Tony Harrington
Shine Awards 2019 finalists
We reveal the 18 finalists in the 2019 Shine Awards, sponsored by Harvey Norman.
2/18Belief finalist Karin Luttmer Hill Farm Preserves at Sisters Creek. Picture: Chris Kidd.
3/18Belief finalist Bridget Murphy, equestrian who is trying to make the Tokyo 2020 team. Picture: Andy Rogers.
4/18Belief finalist Kate Sharkey launched an educational farm tour program on her family’s cropping and livestock property at Balliang East in Victoria. Picture: Andy Rogers.
5/18Courage finalist Georgina Gubbins has overcome adversity to build her data-driven sheep and cattle operation near Heywood and want to build female capacity within the ag industry. Picture: Andy Rogers.
6/18Courage finalist Margy Perkuhn is helping families in drought-ravaged Inverell, NSW, through her Fierce Female Farmers initiative.
7/18Dedication finalist Jean Beamish is the president of the Budgeree Hall committee and is the glue that keeps her small Gippsland community together. Picture: Dannika Bonser.
8/18Dedication finalist Ali Corke founded the Apollo Bay group of Rural Australians for Refugees. Picture: Andy Rogers.
9/18Dedication finalist Tertia Butcher was the first female journliast in Hay and is the owner-editor of The Riverine Grazier Picture: Andy Rogers.
10/18Grace finalist Maree Duncombe runs Conondale Station in Queensland Sunshine Coast Hinterland, where she has built a breeding operation that is a legacy to her parents. Picture: David Kelly.
11/18Grace finalist Sarah McLean balances life as a neuropsychologist, mum of two, cattle farmer and industry volunteer. Picture: Yuri Kouzmin.
12/18Grace finalist Robyn Neilson is raising awareness about on-farm safety and campaigning for funds to create a life-saving app called Rescue 1st. Picture: Yuri Kouzmin.
13/18Passion finalist Jade Lord runs Yoga Rites Outback from Sutherland Station in Queensland.
14/18Passion finalist Ginny Stevens is founder of Active Farmers network.
15/18Passion finalist Kylee Tindale-Smith runs wire art workshops, in collaboration with Lifeline, on her property at Morven in Queensland. Picture: Olivia Johnson.
16/18Spirit finalist Janine Midgley co-organised the Blades of Glencoe, a shearathon to raise awareness of mental illness in the industry and raise money for Beyond Blue. Picture: Tricia Watkinson.
17/18Spirit finalist Bessie Thomas is a wool grower and agriculture advocate who shares positive stories to raise awareness about the industry and the effects of the drought.
18/18Spirit finalist Amanda Griffiths is dedicated to making rural women feel good about themselves in her small community of Long Pocket in Queensland.
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