"Voices of the Wheatbelt involved over 200 participants, both students and adults from the towns of Kellerberrin, Merredin, Quairading and Tammin, taking over 26,000 photos of their communities. The aim of the project was to

Contains a sample of photos and three short films created through a series of community-oriented skill based workshops conducted in the four Western Australian Southern Wheatbelt towns of Brookton, Pingelly, Narrogin and Wagin.

In 2009, oral historian Mary Anne Jebb and radio producer, Bill Bunbury assisted Noongar people of the Central Eastern Wheatbelt to record and share their life stories.  The resulting three programs provide a moving insight

"Over the last three years Healing Songs has brought together Elders and young people who have shared their songs about life, love and country."--Book foreword.
The CD/DVD album is a culmination of a three-year Healing Songs music workshop program with the communities of Quairading and Kellerberrin. Working alongside professional artists, 10 local first-time performers turned their heartfelt personal stories into professionally recorded songs. The beautiful collection of original ballads compiled in the album tells tales of love, loss, life, culture and country. Some songs have been more than 50 years in the making.--CAN WA website