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Outback Heroines

True Stories of Hardship, Heartbreak and Resilience

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Outback Heroines

By: Sue Williams
Narrated by: Miranda Nation
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Horse-whispering, crocodile-hunting and single-handedly changing an 80-kilo flat tyre on a road train in 40-degree heat…there is nothing these modern-day outback women can't do. But when it comes to hardship and heartbreak, they've endured far more than their fair share. Living and working in some of the most remote spots in the world, they've had to become experts at turning tragedy into triumph.

Our former Miss World finds a new start in the bush; an adventurer crosses one of the world's harshest deserts on camelback; a single mum becomes a truck driver to make ends meet and a former nurse takes over the famous Birdsville Hotel. This audiobook is a tribute to the great Australian Outback from those who live and work at the heart of it.

©2013 Text coyright © Sue Williams 2013. The moral right of the author has been asserted. (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd Women Heartfelt

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[These women] simply took my breath away with the kind of courage, daring and resilience that have seen them overcome sometimes crushing difficulties.' (Georgie Parker)
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What amazing woman they all are, you make my proud to to be a woman of Australia

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