Away Newgrounds
Redundancy.
Reimagined.
Start with a holiday. Try real careers on real land. Find your next chapter — properly.
Four steps.
One genuine new chapter.
No workshops. No slide decks. You try real careers on real land — and you build your next chapter from what you actually feel, not what looks good in theory.
3–5 days across 2–3 different land-based properties. No pressure. Premium accommodation and meals. Just try.
2–4 weeks working alongside a practitioner in the industry that called you. Real work. Real mentorship. The body knows.
A real transition framework — employment connections, land acquisition options, training pathways. Built on what was felt, not assumed.
12 months of community access, signal tracking and check-ins. Real introductions into the industry. Not theoretical ones.
From accounts clerk
to landcare practitioner.
Priya worked in accounts at a financial services firm for 14 years. Her role was made redundant in March. Her employer offered her Away Newgrounds. Eight months later she is leading a landcare crew in the Snowy Mountains.
This is what her programme looked like.







Careers that can't be automated.
Every industry in Newgrounds shares one quality: it requires physical presence, skilled judgment and relationship with living systems. These are not fallback options. They are genuinely good careers with growing demand.





Pick a tier.
Employer-billed.
All programmes include the discovery holiday, signal tracking, practitioner mentorship and 12 months community access.
Group pricing for 5+ participants. Workforce Australia co-funding eligibility in progress.
The package your people
will actually remember.
When someone is made redundant, what they're offered tells them — and everyone watching — what the company actually values. A LinkedIn refresh says one thing. A week on real land in a new industry says another.
Away Newgrounds is also increasingly requested by employees directly. Offering it as part of a redundancy package changes the nature of the conversation entirely.
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