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Big congratulations to our Tasmanian friends at Procreate! ✨

"It is such a wonderful privilege to be invited in, for them to reveal their life and let me document it. I think those ordinary moments are so evocative and say so much about what it is living here." 🌱 Read Moss's story: bit.ly/m_halliday-hall

"It’s an amazing place to have a family, because of the access to all the good things you really need. Beautiful natural environments. People talk to you at the cash register. Walk down the street, people look you in the eye and smile." 🌱 bit.ly/m_halliday-hall

"I feel lucky to have chosen Tasmania. But I think Tasmania chose me too. The people, the space, the opportunity to learn, to be supported to do it. You can focus on yourself, on who you can really be. I am so grateful." 🌱 Read Aki's story: bit.ly/a_choi

“I asked everything, all the time, because I wanted to get it right. And also, just to try. I will try and if I make it wrong I will ask how I can do it better the next time.” 🌱 bit.ly/a_choi

"Life in the UK runs at a different pace, people’s priorities are different. In Tasmania, people prioritise having a great work-life balance and I think that’s wonderful." 🌱 Read Lisa's story: bit.ly/l_evans

"We've got a great team. You just know that they're out there doing really good things with the students and making a difference.” 🌱 Read Lisa's story: bit.ly/l_evans

"You get the good days, but you also get the bad days — where you've got waves crashing over the boats and it's freezing cold. It can be a struggle to be out there and keep your mind focused on the job." 🌱Licence 20632-96: bit.ly/20632-96

"It was daunting: the paperwork, visas, getting all my nursing transcripts together. There has been a steep learning curve, but it’s so much easier when you’ve got a really supportive team of people that you work with. Management have been fabulous." 🌱 bit.ly/e_nugent

"It was new, a completely different way of life. When we first got here, our first little house was right on the beach, literally a two-minute walk. And neither of us had ever grown up with anything like that." 🌱 Read Emma's story: bit.ly/e_nugent

"We commuted into Copenhagen every day on motorways. I was working long hours and feeling like I didn't see my kids very much. I wasn’t home to put them to bed. I was just kind of stuck. We thought, ‘No, let's not. Let’s do something else.’" 🌱 bit.ly/k_jensen

“I have reflected a little bit about why I love working in the communities that I am. People here—even when I feel like I haven't done enough to help them—they’re always so appreciative of whatever I can do.” 🌱 Read Kate's story: bit.ly/k_jensen

"It inspired me, seeing such an artistic human—who, in a lot of ways, kind of comes across as ‘alien’ compared to the more cookie-cutter drag. It was one of those penny-drop moments, ‘I can see myself within that art.’" 🌱 bit.ly/r_kent

“It’s like a callback to young me, because that’s what I was doing when I was young. I was worldbuilding. It’s just taken different forms. Doing this kind of creativity nonsense full-time would be the dream. I feel like my art is my superpower.” 🌱 bit.ly/r_kent

"It was an important time for me to grow up as a son, as a brother. We got through that time with a lot of help. We’ve had a pretty fortunate upbringing in relative terms, but to be able to talk about something like that positively is significant." 🌱 bit.ly/t_windsor

"We were starting to understand a bit more about mental illness and how many people it affected. Movember gave us something real to put that passion towards. That's what we needed." 🌱 bit.ly/t_windsor

"I kept hearing about the unemployment rate, yet I was also hearing about the skills shortage in tourism and hospitality. It felt like these were two problems that could potentially solve each other." 🌱 bit.ly/e_briffa

“I think back on those early days [...] I was beyond exhausted and beyond stressed, and now I wish I had been able to enjoy it more. But I think that’s part of starting anything like this, you push yourself because you really want it to work.” 🌱 bit.ly/e_briffa

"If I can make a small contribution to get the future nursing generation interested in rural district sites, that would be amazing." 🌱 bit.ly/s_tiangco

"As English is not my first language, it took me a bit of time to adjust. It was such a challenge for me, but exciting at the same time. Everyone was welcoming. Everyone was understanding where I came from." 🌱 bit.ly/s_tiangco