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A post on the Regional Australia blog - Understanding the Regional Alternative - Compare Like with Like - stressed the need to properly compare the regional alternative with the metro equivalent, To this end, the post began by looking at the pattern of life in metro areas.
On 28 September Regional Living Australia in conjunction with the Ndarala Group and the US Small Business Blog of the Day called for nominations from small business blogs in Regional Australia to be featured on the US blog, a major promotional device for small business blogs.
Thursday 22 September 2006: the Diversity of Regional Experience
A post on the Regional Australia blog looks at some of the challenges we face in presenting the diversity of the regional experience.
Thursday 15 September 2006: The Winifred West Schools, Sydney Kidman and the Channel Country, the Ghan, Food in Regional Australia
Many of Australia's greatest private schools are located in Regional Australia. The Regional Living Australia blog carries the story of Winifred West and the establishment of Frensham, Gib Gate and Sturt at Mittagong NSW.
The Regional Australia blog looks at the fascinating story of Ion Idriess, Sydney Kidman and the Channel Country. Another post extends the story of Australia's great trains, looking at the Ghan that now travels between Adelaide and Darwin.
A third post begins the discussion of food in Regional Australia.
Thursday 8 September 2006: New Photographs, Cultural Activities in Regional Australia
Photo: Gordon Smith, Warrumbungles
Gordon Smith runs a rather wonderful photo blog called Look and See.He has given us permission to use his photos on the Regional Australia Living blog.
We recommend that you have a fun browse through his photos. The story of his trip through the outback is especially fun.
One of the common misconceptions about life in Regional Australia is that you have to give up access to cultural life. This is simply not true.
For that reason we have started to run some material on the Regional Living blog on cultural activities.
We will transfer this to the main site once we have built up sufficient content.