At Liandra Swim we were inspired by the incredible Rachel Farrelly, who is set to become the first Indigenous female surgeon. Her journey was not easy and being a Gunu woman who was raised on Wiradjuri country, moving from a small rural community to a city university had its challenges. However, her dream of contributing positively to the health inequality in rural and regional NSW every day pushed her to where she is today. After graduating from University of Western Sydney, Dr Farrelly spent her intern and registrar years at several NSW hospitals. She will finish her doctor training at Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick and plans to specialise in hand and upper limb surgery.