It’s called mateship - and it transcends nationality.

“Twilight years!  What a load of rubbish, I’ve never been busier,” laughs David Jamieson as he mounts his quad bike and sets off to inspect the paddocks, dog Muddy bounding after h

Meet current affairs expert Dorothy Carlisle, who reads the daily newspaper from end-to-end as enthusiastically as she polishes off the lollies and chocolates she wins at bingo.

Meet Blair Williams the Mr Congeniality of the Andrew Kerr Care AgeWell Centre.

Lorraine Wilcox is a familiar sight as she clocks up the kilometres walking down the roads and pavements of Euroa with her trusty red walker.

A home is so much more than bricks and mortar.  It’s a feeling.  Just ask Helen Johnston.

Every day Strathbogie couple Beat (Beatrix) and Dennis open the gate to the paddock on the side of their farmhouse and call out “Food! Food!”

There’s a special strand running through Laurinda Laxay’s DNA. A double-helix of caring.

“I’m not dead till I’m gone,” says Barry, with a trademark twinkle in his eye.