170: Why Aussie born Kristy McGregor moved to New Zealand & launched a magazine

Kristy McGregor grew up on a small block on the outskirts of Sydney, before falling in love with the outback. She once lived on a remote cattle station in western Queensland and co-founded the Channel Country Ladies Day, an incredible annual event in the bush. Life is very different now though after Kristy fell in love with a Kiwi and moved to a sixth generation family farm in New Zealand. It was a tough transition and she felt more isolated there than she did living eight hours from the nearest town in Queensland.  Her struggles inspired her to start Shepherdess, a quarterly magazine that showcases the lives of rural women across New Zealand. This is her story.  Aurora College offers NSW rural and remote students a virtual school from years 5-12 with amazing teachers that will ignite your child’s passion for learning. Lessons are delivered online to students in their home school to enjoy a depth of study previously only available in metropolitan areas or boarding schools. Applications are open until the 15th of May for students entering year 5 in 2024.  https://aurora.schools.nsw.gov.au/Mums & Co is the network helping women in business grow no matter where you live in Australia! Register for their free 'Sign Up' membership to connect with other women at an online member meet up! Download your free resources including ‘the step-by-step formula to launch your business’ and a ‘checklist to help you attract your dream customer without spending a cent.Head over to mumsandco.com.au/motherland https://www.instagram.com/motherlandaustralia