Australian Country

Return to roots

There are many reasons people who grew up in the country feel the urge to return to their childhood hometowns — proximity to family and childhood friends, more affordable housing prices, the chance to breathe clean air and live a simpler life. For Lee Elliott and her husband, Daryl, it was a combination of all these factors, with

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