Riverland Women celebrates the amazing achievements and inspiring stories of women across South Australia's Riverland.

Riverland Women
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Riverland Women celebrates the amazing achievements and inspiring stories of women across South Australia's Riverland.
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2/5/2024
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Recent Episodes

March 25, 2026
Jayne Meneghetti - CMV, Motherhood and Jock's Story
<p data-start="265" data-end="712">In this episode of Riverland Women, Kerrie Lush speaks with Jayne Meneghetti from Loxton about her son Jock and the life-changing diagnosis that reshaped their family. During her pregnancy, Jayne unknowingly contracted cytomegalovirus (CMV), a common but little-known virus that can have serious consequences for unborn babies. Jock was born with multiple disabilities, and from that moment, life as Jane knew it shifted completely.</p> <p data-start="714" data-end="1079">Jayne shares the emotional journey from diagnosis through to birth, the early days in hospital and the reality of raising a child with complex needs. She speaks openly about grief, resilience and the day-to-day challenges of navigating therapies, medical appointments and the NDIS, while also raising two other children and maintaining a sense of normal family life.</p>

March 25, 2026
Rachel McLeod - building a dance legacy in the Riverland
<p data-start="143" data-end="549">In this episode of Riverland Women, Kerrie Lush speaks with Rachel McLeod, whose journey from a young dancer in Adelaide to building a thriving dance school in the Riverland has left a lasting impact on the community. Dance was always a central part of Rachel's life, taking her to Melbourne at just sixteen to pursue full-time training, before eventually guiding her back toward teaching.</p> <p data-start="551" data-end="977">Rachel shares how her career evolved through teaching, hospitality and eventually starting her own dance school in the Riverland. What began as a handful of classes quickly grew into a much-loved studio, built on strong values of encouragement, discipline and confidence. Over fourteen years, Rachel created more than just a dance school. She built a community where young people could grow, connect and believe in themselves.</p> <p data-start="979" data-end="1309">As her family's needs changed, Rachel made the difficult decision to step away and move to Adelaide. She reflects on the emotional process of letting go, the legacy she leaves behind, and the importance of supporting the next generation to step up.</p>

March 25, 2026
Caitlyn Larsson – From New York Circus to life in the Riverland
<p data-start="111" data-end="509">In this episode of Riverland Women, Kerrie Lush speaks with Caitlyn Larssen from Berri, whose journey to the Riverland is anything but ordinary. Originally from the United States, Caitlyn trained in theatre in New York before building a career in circus performance, travelling extensively and working across the globe. </p> <p data-start="511" data-end="908">After moving to Australia, Caitlyn's life took an unexpected turn with the arrival of her daughter during the height of COVID-19. What followed was a deeply challenging introduction to motherhood, including serious health complications and postnatal mental health struggles. Caitlyn speaks openly about that period, sharing the realities of postpartum depression and the long road back to herself.</p> <p data-start="910" data-end="1261">Now based in the Riverland, Caitlyn has channelled her experience and passion into building her business, Fit to Fly, while also helping shape the region's creative and events scene. From grassroots circus classes to large-scale performances and festivals, she is creating space for connection, creativity and community in a region she now calls home.</p> <p data-start="910" data-end="1261"><a href= "https://www.thepodcaststation.com.au">The Podcast Station</a></p>
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