In a quiet South Australian corner, just off the Thiele Highway, the residents of a tiny town are banding together to revive their community and create new opportunities to grow.
Mount Mary, 145 kilometres north east of Adelaide, was once the centre of a busy railway line, until the last train ran along its tracks in 1969.
It is now home to 36 people, a historic hotel, a mobile tower and — its latest addition — an op shop in the old town hall, which has been more than four years in the making.
