The face of frustration.

Have her emotions finally left the station?

Gone without explanation.

She was the woman, that always started the conversation.

Her words built the foundation.

She was the making of her own creation.

A woman of her own generation.

In an industry known for constant change, there’s something quietly powerful about staying.

For Renae Harmsworth, that staying has spanned more than three decades at Daly Bay—a career built not on grand titles or quick moves, but on consistency, adaptability, and deep belief in the value of regional work.

Cheryl Marshall’s journey is one of those stories — not because it is easy to hear, but because it offers something rare: perspective. A reminder that resilience is not about bouncing back to who you were before, but about choosing to keep going when life redraws the map.

For Emma Gardner, the path into her career didn’t begin with a university lecture theatre — it began with curiosity, hands-on learning, and a willingness to try.

Some careers move in straight lines. Others curve, pause, detour—and land exactly where they’re meant to.

For Sharon Johnston, Manager of Public Relations and Communications at Daly Bay the journey has been winding, human, and deeply shaped by life beyond the job title.

Careers don’t always begin with clarity. Sometimes, they begin with curiosity — and the courage to say yes before you know exactly where the road will lead.