How to save a small town: community guru Peter Kenyon on the importance of change from within
About this episode
Peter Kenyon discusses community renewal and the importance of local leadership and storytelling in revitalising small towns in Australia.
Peter Kenyon, known as the guru of small towns, shares his insights on community renewal, local leadership, and the power of stories in revitalising rural Australia. Discover practical examples, strategies for engaging youth, and the importance of assets and storytelling in small town reinvention. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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