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Kirsty Nancarrow
Hi, I'm Kirsty. I have enjoyed sharing people’s stories for the past 30 years. I was an ABC journalist for 15 years in Sydney, Alice Springs, Darwin, and Cairns. I have called Tropical Far North Queensland home since 2010. I love the connection, creativity, lifestyle, and rich stories regional communities offer. My happy places are teaching video and media skills, hiking in the rainforest, cooking for friends and family, and tearing up the Latin dance floor.
Kirsty has contributed to the book Interviewing: A Guide for Journalists and Professional Writers and is the author of Himalayan Dreams: The Story of Som Tamang.
Media Trainer - With 30 years of experience in media and communications, Kirsty can help you navigate the media, speak with confidence, and share your story
Kirsty is an engaging and sought-after guest speaker, MC, and facilitator available to host and present worldwide.
Learn how to film and edit social media and long-form videos with Kirsty's award-winning company, eMotion Video Training & Production.
BUY THE BOOK
Kirsty's debut book shares the remarkable story of Som Tamang, who overcame incredible odds to empower children in rural Nepal through education.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Christmas Market at The German Club Cairns
Friday 15 November, 4-7pm, 57 Winkworth Street, Cairns
FREE EVENT
Enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional German Christmas market and stock up with presents for friends and family. Signed copies of Himalayan Dreams will be available for purchase...or win in the Tombola!
Cassowary Coast Library Talks November 16&18
FREE EVENTS
Saturday 16 November, Mission Beach Library 10am
Monday 18 November, Cardwell Library 10:30am
Monday 18 November, Innisfail Library 3:30pm
Donate to support Som's work in Nepal
Tax deductible donations can be made to the Rotary Australia World Community Service project to raise funds to complete Grades 11 and 12 at Batase School, Nepal and continue supporting the education of children through Friends of Himalayan Children. We aim to raise $500,000 for this project.