Orange

NEW SOUTH WALES
Population: 44,610

Orange is known for its cool‑climate wines, vibrant food culture and beautiful seasonal landscapes. Set against Mount Canobolas, its high‑altitude vineyards, rich volcanic soils and heritage architecture shape a region celebrated for fresh local produce, scenic outdoor experiences and a thriving arts scene.

Ikuntji

NORTHERN TERRITORY
Population: 150 – 200

A few hours west of Alice Springs, Ikuntji/Haasts Bluff sits along the stunning West MacDonnell Ranges. A community dedicated to preserving and sharing its past while shaping the future, it has strong ties to culture and Country. Residents are committed to improving liveability and opportunities for all.

Cloncurry

QUEENSLAND
Population: 3,882

Cloncurry, in Northwest Queensland, is known for its welcoming, tight-knit community and strong outback spirit. Life here blends resilience with friendliness, where locals look out for each other. Surrounded by natural landscapes, the town offers a relaxed lifestyle, a sense of belonging, and a genuine connection to the region.

Huon Valley

TASMANIA
Population: 19,742

The Huon Valley extends from kunanyi/Mount Wellington to Tasmania’s southern tip, encompassing World Heritage wilderness and productive landscapes. Our geological diversity, natural beauty, and strong community spirit create a unique culture and heritage. We’re one of Tasmania’s fastest-growing regions, balancing environmental stewardship with sustainable development while maintaining rural character and lifestyle.

Mornington Peninsula

VICTORIA
Population: 168,948

The Mornington Peninsula, south-east of Melbourne in Victoria, is a coastal region renowned for its beaches, bushland and wineries. Framed by Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait, it features charming seaside towns, national parks, hot springs and a thriving food and arts scene. It’s a popular destination for relaxation and nature-based experiences.

Williams

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Population: 1,040

Williams is an historic rural community in Western Australia, known for its rose lined main street, strong agricultural roots and growing tourism. With friendly locals, family focused services, sporting opportunities and scenic natural surrounds, it offers a relaxed country lifestyle just two hours from Perth in the heart of the Great Southern region of Western Australia.