An Outback Nurse
An Outback Nurse by Thea Hayes, published by Allen & Unwin in October 2014, is a compelling narrative that chronicles the author’s journey from her training as a nurse in Sydney in 1959 to her transformative experience in the Australian Outback. Spanning 288 pages, this edition presents a vivid account of Hayes’ transition from the comforts of city life to the vast and challenging environment of Wave Hill Station, one of the largest properties in the world.
Readers will discover a personal story that intertwines themes of growth, love, and the search for belonging. As Thea navigates her new life in the Northern Territory, she reflects on her experiences and the profound changes they bring. This biography offers insights into the medical field and the unique challenges faced in remote areas, making it a rich exploration of both personal and professional development.
Official synopsis Publisher
Thea Hayes trained as a Nurse in Sydney in 1959. A year later she was catapulted out of the safety of her city life into the unknown world of the Outback.
Thea knew nothing of the place she was soon to call home, Wave Hill Station in the Northern Territory, the second largest property in the world under one management. It covered four million acres!
With nervous excitement, Thea accepted the job and flew to the Northern Territory where her life was about to change dramatically.
This is a story of growing up, falling up in love and finding your home.
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