DISPATCHThe long road to Tungamah.
Tungamah is a little town I can't help but keep returning to. Perched on the banks of the beautiful Boosey Creek, its name is derived from the Yorta Yorta word for the brush turkey, a native forager that once roamed the region. It's a town full of personality, if not people – at last count there were only 250 residents.
In many ways, it's a typical farming town, there are grain silos and petrol pumps, a post office and a pub.
OCTOBER The long road to Tungamah.
Tungamah is a little town I can't help but keep returning to. Perched on the banks of the beautiful Boosey Creek
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OCTOBERThe long road to Tungamah.
Tungamah is a little town I can't help but keep returning to. Perched on the banks of the beautiful Boosey Creek
Read more >
OCTOBER The long road to Tungamah.
Tungamah is a little town I can't help but keep returning to. Perched on the banks of the beautiful Boosey Creek
Read more >
OCTOBER The long road to Tungamah.
Tungamah is a little town I can't help but keep returning to. Perched on the banks of the beautiful Boosey Creek
Read more >
Hey! I’m Heidi Fin, a skim-latte powered fundraiser, photographer and nature communicator.
I’m glad you’re here. I’ve spent over 15 years working across fundraising and communications, helping not-for-profits turn care into impact. Now, more than ever, I believe in doing work that leaves the world a little better than we found it, and building a legacy centred on hope for what comes next.
I’m also a freelance photographer, driven to document small towns, nature and the eccentricities of regional Australia. If you’re looking for me, I’m usually exploring the outdoors, making zines, gardening or disappearing down a creative rabbit hole.
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