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Nicola Centofanti, a proud resident of Winkie, a skilled veterinarian, and a dedicated politician.
Nicola has been the Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Legislative Council since April 2022. She also serves as the Shadow Minister for Regional South Australia, Primary Industries, and Water Resources & the River Murray.
Nicola grew up in Berri and pursued her veterinary studies at Murdoch University, graduating with first-class honors. She returned to the Riverland to work at the Riverland Veterinary Clinic and has since become a key figure in both the veterinary and political fields.
In this episode, we'll explore Nicola's journey from rural vet to influential politician, her deep connection to the Riverland, and her vision for the future.
 
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Dr. Heather Neilly is an ecologist whose journey began in the mining industry in Queensland. Six years ago, she and her family moved to the Riverland, where she now works at Calperum Station near Renmark.
Heather has recently been awarded a nearly half-million-dollar grant through The Australian Research Council to continue her vital research on restoring and protecting the Eucalyptus Mallee, home to many threatened species.
Heather is also the author of two children’s books, showcasing her diverse talents.

It’s taken a couple of decades, a successful career in journalism and raising four children but Catherine Heuzenroeder from Berri has managed to rekindle her passion for music and has turned it into her new career.
She is now a piano and violin teacher at Music Alive and she’s inspiring the future generations of musicians in the Riverland.
 
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In a time when many regional newspapers are shutting down across Australia, Sonia Fowler has defied the odds. From what began 18 months ago as a 16-page newsletter, Sonia is now publishing a fortnightly, tabloid newspaper, the Waikerie and District News and it continues to grow in popularity. Throughout her career in publishing and newspapers, she’s moved around Australia, but Sonia says, the Riverland has always been home. The Podcast Station

In this episode of Riverland Women, we introduce you to Anne-Marie Reeks. If you grew up in the Riverland, chances are she might have been your kindergarten or primary school teacher.
But in recent years, Anne-Marie's journey has taken her beyond the classroom and into an exploration of self-discovery. Along this path, she stumbled the healing power of sound.
For the past six years, Anne-Marie has been enriching the Riverland community with her captivating sound baths.
 
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In this episode of Riverland Women, we hear the story of Jade Malinovski, a yoga teacher and dedicated yogi hailing from Renmark. Jade is on a mission to create a sanctuary for women in the whirlwind of modern motherhood, offering a much-needed oasis for self-discovery and renewal.
Jade shares her vision for an online membership platform tailored specifically for women who find themselves caught up in the chaos of daily life, often neglecting their own well-being. She recognizes the common struggles faced by many women - the overwhelming stress, the constant juggling act, and the feeling of losing touch with one's true self amidst the demands of motherhood.
Her platform, aptly named "The Whole You," aims to provide a refuge where women can pause, breathe, and reconnect with themselves. It's not just about relaxation; it's about offering practical tools and techniques to help women reset and recalibrate their lives.
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