People create their own jobs in the bush for towns to survive

Samantha Townsend
Updated April 12 2019 - 8:58am, first published April 10 2019 - 6:00pm
Cameron McFadyen created his own job when he started clothing company Fare and Dinkum from Jerilderie.
Cameron McFadyen created his own job when he started clothing company Fare and Dinkum from Jerilderie.

It's the tiny Riverina town that became famous for its connection with bushranger Ned Kelly. But now Jerilderie is also home to another Aussie name.

Samantha Townsend

Journalist based on the Mid North Coast for The Land.

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