What happens behind the station gates; beyond the shore?

Fifty-five women from across the remote Gulf of Carpentaria write about their lives in a world unknown to urban Australians. Graziers, fisherwomen, ringers, women in tourism, aviation and education, Indigenous women, and early women settlers tell riveting tales of their lives, families and work.

Tess Arnold, Megan Munchenberg, Bron Blake, Lyn Battle, Dallas Daley, Sally Mitchell, Sue Woodall, Amanda Wilkinson, Polly Kim, Michelle Low Mow, Tracy Forshaw, Ann Jones and May Colless, Marie Clarke, Joan Shirley Clarke, Elaine McWhinney, Jenny Lott, Sylvia Hammann, April Peter, Fiona Timothy, Irene Moreland (nee Douglas), Kelly Barclay, Elaine Cairns, Kethleen Holland, Cass Carruthers, Margaret Henry Chatfield, Tracy Johnson-Forshaw, Lyn Stolk, Gabe Kennedy, Hannah Crisp, Kylie Tait, Norah Kersh, Lisa Roper-Campbell, Natalie Miegel, Annie Clarke, Kimberley Arnold, Hannah Crisp, Kylie Camp, Kathryn Fisher, Maud Godfrey-Forshaw, Tracy Forshaw, Belinda Forshaw, Jenny Tait, Bev Sipos, Johanna Davey, Juanita Davey, Dianne Fisher, Leanne Crossland, Claudine Ward, Baby, Annie Backhaus, Colleen Baker, Ethleen Burnett, Sister Irene Harrison, Riki Gunn, Kerry McGinnis