My Way on Channel 9 Queensland and 9Now S11E5 – From the wild waterways of Kakadu to backyard urban sanctuaries, My Way presents four Australians who are proving how one person’s dedication can create a lasting impact, this Sunday at 5.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Guiding visitors through the wild beauty of Kakadu’s Yellow Water Billabong, Dennis Miller considers his work with Yellow Water Cruises more a privilege than a job. From the sweeping wetlands to soaring birds and sly crocodiles, he opens the very soul of the Northern Territory to visitors from far and wide. With a story and a laugh for every river bend, Dennis’s passion is infectious, showing travellers why this ancient landscape always captures our hearts.
After finding one stranded in her backyard, Angela Christodoulou founded the Queensland Koala Society, a grassroots sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured and orphaned koalas.
With more than 500 rescues, hundreds of eucalypts planted, and a special Koala Kindy, Angela is showing how one person’s energy and imagination can help to preserve a species that is such a potent symbol of our nation.
For Gail Hewton, dance is a lifelong love. Through her award-winning company, RIPE Dance, Gail has created a space where older Australians of all abilities can connect, have fun, and experience the joy of dance.
Blending creativity and science, her classes enhance physical health, cognitive wellbeing and social interaction, proving that rhythm can keep you in the right groove no matter your age.
As the owner of A Green Soul Native Bees, Ian Driver is buzzing with purpose. His family business is dedicated to protecting Australia’s native stingless bees through hive rescues, education, and sustainable bee products. Ian’s mission is simple but powerful: to nurture biodiversity, one precious hive at a time.
To meet these four trailblazers, tune in to My Way this Sunday at 5.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
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My Way on Channel 9 Queensland and 9Now S11E5
