Birdsville Track Audio Tour
Nina Betts was the lovely wife of the station manager at Mungerannie in 2007 when we travelled the Birdsville Track recording interviews. Her stories were an eye opener. In her Birdsville Track Audio Tour interview, Nina describes the difficulties of getting Read More …
Who would have dreamt that Lake Harry Station used to be a date plantation! It was part of a government experiment in new commercial crops. The seedlings were planted in 1897. The date palms grew well but the planners forgot Read More …
Before 1974, Marree was so segregated that even the cemetery was separated into European, Afghan and Aboriginal areas. The cemetery’s full of interesting grave stones. You can pick a map up from the Marree Telecentre and go and take a Read More …
Fashions on the Field at Birdsville puts the Melbourne Cup to shame NT News Full coverage
Women prepare for rural gathering Barossa & Light Herald Full coverage
On track for Birdsville The Young Witness Full coverage
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Run for fun at this year’s Birdsville races The North West Star Full coverage
The world’s most incredible remote destinations (according to you) Telegraph.co.uk Full coverage