Heywire

Heywire winner Chloe  Parker, from Speers Point in New South Wales shares of overcoming the challenges and bullying that come with being born with dwarfism.

Heywire winner Raymond Binsiar, Buttah Windee, WA on how his dad is growing fish in the outback to help keep his family together.

Heywire winner Ivan Reyes, Maffra, Victoria says dancing is not just for girls — anyone can do it!

Heywire winner Jessica Spoor, from Jambin in Queensland says a special connection with one horse helped her heal from the loss of another.

Heywire winner Biftu Reggasa, from Hobart, Tasmania on how growing up in Kenya inspired her to work toward becoming a lawyer.

Heywire winner Aidyn Loveday from Wellington East, SA, talks about how an afternoon helping a farmer herd cows turned in to a small business idea.

Heywire winner Nakita Jager, from Clarence Town, NSW on the challenges of growing up with a dad that has dementia.

Heywire winner Alexander Rajagopalan from Bruce Rock, WA talks about living with physical deformity pectus excavatum.

Heywire winner Ebony Williams, Pemberton, WA says she’s found her dream job saving endangered marsupials.

Heywire winner Janaya Hennesy from Nowra in NSW talks about growing up in foster care and  finding a place in cultural identity and helping others.

Heywire winner Tamica Bradey, Cloncurry, Queensland says it took moving 2,000 kilometres across the country to find home.

Heywire winner Max Alpin, from Kuranda, Queensland tells about his love of spear fishing with his family in the Barron River.

Heywire winner Maddison Pettigrove-Barr, from Pambula Beach, NSW, gives an insight in to the challenges and advantages of being autistic in rural Australia.

Heywire winner Brianna Merema, from Broome in WA has had 19 eye operations she hopes will mean one day she’ll be able to the sights of the world she’s dreamed of.

Heywire winner Maggy Sessions, from Nathalie, Victoria says coming out has been about coming to terms with herself.

Heywire winner Karlira Kelly, from Borroloola, NT shares about what a long walk through her ancestors' country taught her about culture.

Heywire winner Hayden Di Bella from Ingam in Queensland talks about diversifying the family farm growing sweet potatoes in a sugarcane town.

Heywire winner Lauren Paynter, from Nyah in Victoria set out to save her local pool to save her local community.

Heywire winner Kritsana Phuseekhio says before moving to Christmas Island his biggest question was ‘do they even have 4G?’

Heywire winner Elka Devney, from Moree in New South Wales traded a big city school for a smaller one at home and the warmth of a campfire under the stars.

Heywire winner Chelsea Meulders, is the only female fire service cadet in Naracoorte SA.

Heywire winner Claudia Cox, from Sea Lake, Victoria says drought has wiped the smiles of everyone's faces in town.

Heywire winner Charline Marom, Toowoomba, Queensland tells of the incredible life her mother lived, from forests of Benin, to a new life in Australia, and how that inspires her to work hard.

Heywire winner Sam Watson, from Ulverstone, Tasmania on why he campaigned for same sex marriage in his tiny town.

Heywire winner Grace Vipen from Mackay in Queensland says volunteering in aged care has taught her about inequality.