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From supporting the RFDS to relying on it
More detailsGriffith aviation student wants to fly for a higher purpose
Since climbing into the cockpit of an F1-11 as a child, Ethan Taege has dreamt of a career in the sky – but now he hopes to fly for a higher cause.
Reader's Digest Most Trusted Brand Charity 2023 announced
The Royal Flying Doctor Service has been announced as Australia’s ‘Most Trusted Charity’ based on the Australian Reader's Digest Trusted Brands survey of 2023.
Overcoming a life-changing accident
Her episode of Australian Story is the most popular ever and 20 years on, Gayle is still thankful for the Flying Doctor.
Aspiring doctor shares her outback experience
Jasmine travelled halfway around the world to experience working with the Flying Doctor.
Trek heads west for new experience
The annual Outback Car Trek gets ready to make the 7,000-kilometre journey from Geraldton to Darwin
Showing off the Flying Doctor's work in Canberra
Canberra Showgoers had the chance to see the work of the RFDS through its Mobile Education Unit.
Outback ready to rock again in 2023
Festivalgoers quickly snap up Mundi Mundi Bash tickets, with 2023 event a sell-out
Anita inspired by parents’ generosity
Parents’ love of the outback and giving back motivates Anita to become a Regular Giver
Taking flight later in life: Meet RFDS Pilot Alex Shearn
Alex Shearn always dreamed of taking to the skies like his dad, who was a pilot in the Australian Air Force. But from a young age he was told he was colourblind, quashing his aspirations to follow in his father’s footsteps.
Out of breath, out of nowhere: Shannon's story
Out of breath, out of nowhere: Shannon's story
A lifetime of service
RFDS Primary Health Care Nurse Kathleen Loadsman reflects on her years of service this Anzac Day.
2022 Queensland Hero set to start horse-based program
After being named the 2022 RFDS Queensland Hero, Emma Jackson will soon start up her Horse Wisdom Program with the support of the Royal Flying Doctor.
#69 Emma's son was sleeping when a snake attempted to eat him
Living in far north Queensland is not for the faint of heart. Emma Jackson lives on Wolverton Station on Cape York Peninsula and in this podcast, she talks about what occurred when a guest had a 'widow-maker' heart attack and how her life was saved.
