• Elspeth Radford - Sheep stations, Saltbush and river life

  • Jul 31 2024
  • Length: 22 mins
  • Podcast

Elspeth Radford - Sheep stations, Saltbush and river life

  • Summary

  • Welcome to another episode of Riverland Women. In this episode, our guest is Elspeth Radford. Elspeth is a woman of many talents and has a fascinating story to tell.

    • Founder of Saltbush Clothing: Elspeth founded one of South Australia's most renowned country clothing brands.
    • Nursing Career: From stitching up shearer’s hands to being the onset nurse for the filming of the iconic Australian movie, Breaker Morant.
    • Movie Appearance: Elspeth had a small but memorable role as Bryan Brown’s wife in Breaker Morant.
    • Health Advocate: She is now dedicated to encouraging more rural doctors to serve in regional South Australia through her role with the Flinders Medical School
    • Airbnb Host: Elspeth and her husband Graham run an Airbnb at Wigley Flat.

    Elspeth moved to the Riverland almost 15 years ago, bringing with her a wealth of experiences and stories. She grew up on a sheep station in the North East of South Australia, left for boarding school at the age of 10 before returning to rural life with her husband, Graham.

    Key Takeaways

    • Insights into growing up on a sheep station in the State’s north east.
    • The journey of founding and running Saltbush Clothing.
    • Balancing multiple roles, including managing an Airbnb.
    • Behind-the-scenes stories from her appearance in Breaker Morant.

    Thank you for tuning in to Riverland Women! Be sure to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode. Stay connected with us for more inspiring stories from the incredible women in the Riverland region of South Australia.

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