Wiloh was born in a small village of about 100 people near the Caribbean coast of Belize, and was a novelty at the time being the only white child in the village and her parents had largely ended up in Belize as a result of being shipwrecked.

Anna was born into a Hungarian family in 1925 in what was then Yugoslavia, which but a few years before had been the territory of the Kingdom of Hungary. She grew up in a Hungarian-speaking region on the Austrian border and speaks of a life which now feels like a step back into history.

After living through extended COVID lockdowns in the middle of Melbourne, Oren and his partner decided to move to Tasmania in 2021, seeking a more peaceful lifestyle that would also allow them to pursue an interest in sustainability principles.

Iran is a country that could be said to have a bit of an image problem.

At 19 years of age Denisse came to Australia on an exchange to study Hotel Management with an eye to taking over the family business, but ended up pursuing her true passion and became a marine scientist.

Charles’s mother told him that was a child growing up in a rural part of the Republic of Congo, he used to play with rocks a lot, a predictor perhaps of his future career as a geologist working at the University of Tasmania.