#6: Halfway and home

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The small village of Tarcutta, NSW is sacred to the Australian truck driving industry. Every year since 1994, families, colleagues and mates have gathered here for a memorial service that commemorates those who have died. As storm clouds engulf the sky and thunder echoes, the ceremony begins.

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