Mothers across central Queensland say her services fill a gap left by specialist shortages in regional areas.
Distance education tutoring isn't recognised as a career, but it could help fill a gap in credentialled teachers
Alana Moller taught her three daughters at home through distance education, but if she wanted to return to the classroom she'd have to start at the bottom. She says there needs to be more career opportunities for home tutors.
Photo shows A mother helping her daughter doing school work on a tabletBack from the brink, hairy-nosed wombats settle into ready-made new home
The success of conserving and breeding one of the world's most endangered animals, the northern hairy-nosed wombat, has seen the species move to a third location for the first time in decades.
Photo shows A wombatAdani mine could be 'causing environmental harm', say Queensland government officials
Queensland government officials have given sworn statements saying Adani's mine could be "causing environmental harm" to protected wetlands after CSIRO rejected the miner's groundwater modelling as "not fit for purpose".
Photo shows An Aboriginal man in traditional bodypaint kneels in the waters of a spring with reeds in the foreground.How fast can wombats run? We dug into the truth of claims they can beat Usain Bolt
It's claimed a wombat can run faster than any human over a distance of 100 metres. Now, an exhaustive ABC investigation has tracked down the truth of the 40kph sprinting wombat myth.
Photo shows A drawing of a wombat with a runner's number and singlet breaking through a red finish line ribbonWhy young couples are ditching the city for 'the middle of nowhere'
There are no traffic lights in this rural Queensland town and with just three stop signs and one main street, it's well off the beaten track. But to these young couples from different cities and continents, it has become home.
Photo shows A young couple sit smiling in a pub courtyardTraditional owners of Adani mine site take legal action against Queensland government over sacred springs
The landmark legal action comes after claims the state government breached the traditional owners' human rights by failing to stop potential contamination and groundwater threats to their sacred wetlands.
Photo shows Members of the Wangan and Jaganlingou group, some wearing traditional body paintZoe Miller and Buddy
Zoe Miller and her border collie Buddy are the winners of ABC TV's Muster Dogs series 2.
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 10 seconds.Like a pub with no beer, a Queensland hospital was without a permanent doctor for six years, until Dr Tim arrived
Securing a permanent doctor in the bush is a difficult task, and this doctor has just ended a rural town's six-year wait for a permanent hospital GP.
Photo shows A doctor sits at his desk with a red stethoscope around his neck in a blue button up shirt with a green wall and whiteboardMeet Lucky, the deaf collie living his best life mustering cattle
A pure white border collie stands out among grazier Frank Finger's pack of kelpies. And Lucky — a deaf puppy from season two of Muster Dogs — has settled into his new home and is even mustering cattle.
Photo shows A man wearing a blue shirt and large hat holding a border collie while two kelpies stand on a four wheelerAgricultural societies innovating to attract new audiences to annual shows during cost-of-living crisis
Rural communities worried that the high cost of living will damage attendance numbers at their local shows are innovating to find new ways to attract wider audiences to the events.
Photo shows A young woman smiles while holding a mic to her mouth. She's dressed in a fitted blazer wearing an akubraRising cost of exhibiting at agricultural shows
Karen Coghill and her daughter show dairy goats across Queensland but they say the rising cost of living is having an impact on the number of people exhibiting animals at agricultural shows.
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 44 seconds.Gut instinct told a Queensland mum the bruises on her son's leg were something serious. She is glad she listened
A Clermont family and their tight-knit community have come to know a rare blood disorder well after it struck down a young boy who has shown remarkable resilience during treatment.
Photo shows A black-and-white photo of a young boy with a shaved head cuddling his toddler sister.People like Claudia can experience 'cardiac blues' after a heart attack. She wants to help others cope
Claudia underwent a triple bypass after a heart attack, and after continuing to not feel like herself since, has started a local chapter of a peer support program.
Photo shows A close up of a woman's face, she has brown hair and is in a hospital bed with tubes running into her noseTunnel vision: Mapping the mysterious underground homes of 'the largest burrowing herbivore'
With only 315 of the marsupials left, conservationists are using subsurface mapping to investigate the wombats' burrows in a bid to find potential new habitats for the critically endangered species.
Photo shows A wombat walks out of a burrowCheap imports 'decimated' Australia's flower industry. Could micro farms save it?
Twenty years after cheap flower imports flooded the Australian market, the focus is back on locally grown blooms as shoppers "push towards sustainability".
Photo shows Bright, colourful flowers bloom under a dome net in a row, a small child is bent over looking in a bucket next to the rowSpate of 'significant' mining incidents, union calls for urgent meeting with minister
With 54 "really concerning" mining incidents across Queensland since January, the union worries workers' lives are being put at risk.
Photo shows A large yellow dump truck on fire at a coal mine.This coalmine is polluting three times as much as expected. And that's not unusual
An ABC analysis uncovers several examples of project approval being granted to coalmines based on environmental assessments that contained significant underestimates of their greenhouse gas pollution.
Photo shows An aerial view of coal extracted from the Narrabri mine, with a landscape of lakes and mountains behind it.Husband mourns soulmate as driver receives immediate parole despite showing 'no remorse'
The husband of a healthcare worker killed in a crash expresses his heartache, as the woman responsible is criticised for "not once shedding a tear" during her trial.
Magistrate finds Rozlyn Walker guilty over Tammy Frewin's road death, remands her in custody after giving 'bizarre' evidence
Queensland miner Rozlyn Walker, found guilty of causing the road death of healthcare worker Tammy Frewin during February 2022, has been reprimanded by the magistrate for giving false evidence that left her feeling "exasperated".
Monica works as a vet. Her HELP debt is rising faster than she can repay it
Monica has about $80,000 of HELP debt but, despite working full time as a vet, her wage isn't paying it off. Indexation from June 1 will only make it go up more.
Photo shows Monica has $80,000 of HELP debt. It's rising faster than she can repay it.