Right Where We Are: Songs that reflect and celebrate life in rural communities.
NoMates Productions/ItStranger Songs.

2001

Free with any paperback book order while stocks last.

All songs written by Craig Cristie.

Music arranged and performed by Andrew Patterson. 

Recorded at Goldfields Studio, Maryborough.

Recorded by Mark Woods, assited by Jamie DaFonte April 2003.

Other VURRN Publications

Male farmer emptying a bucket of avocados into a wooden pallet

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By Matthew Carroll • October 31, 2024
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Landscape image with coal train, coal storage and shipping port in distance. Text reads

Transforming Carbon Regions in Australia: A Geographical Political Economy

By Sally Weller. • January 1, 2024
How vulnerable carbon-intensive regions outside metropolitan Australia might secure a ‘just’ transition.
Image of three book covers and one CD cover, with text reading

Package deal – Three great books for the price of two, plus a free CD!

By Matthew Carroll • December 31, 2023
To celebrate the release of the latest VURRN publication, we are pleased to offer three great paperbacks from our back-catalogue, along with a copy of the Right Where We Are CD.
Male farmer emptying a bucket of avocados into a wooden pallet

Sowing the Seeds of Farmer Health

By Edited by Susan Brumby (Chief Editor), Alison Kennedy and Bianca Todd. • January 1, 2014
A series of chapters developed from presentations made at the 2012 NCFH Conference.
A meat worker using a knife to carve meat in a butchery or abattoir setting

Employer Power and Weakness: How local and global factors have shaped Australia’s meat industry and its industrial relations

By Patrick O’Leary and Peter Sheldon. • January 1, 2012
How local and global factors have shaped Australia’s meat industry and its industrial relations.
Image of a healthy looking Australian river reflecting a blue sky and native trees.

Pipes, Ponds and People: Adaptive Water Management in Drylands

By Edited by Michelle Graymore, Pam McRae-Williams, Andrew Barton and La Vergne Lehmann. • January 1, 2012
Innovative applied research for adaptive water management in the dryland regions of Australia.
Landscape featuring mountains in background and a field of canola flowers in the foreground

The Sustainability of Australia’s Country Towns: Renewal, Renaissance, Resilience

By Edited by J. Martin and T. Budge. • January 1, 2010
This eclectic mix of papers reveals the multidimensional nature of sustainability as applied to Australia’s country towns.
Aerial image of a dry, brown patchwork of Australian paddocks.

Climate Change in Regional Australia: Social Learning and Adaptation

By Edited by J. Martin, M. Rogers and C. Winter. • January 1, 2009
Case studies of community level approaches to climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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