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Strictly speaking, driving your Outback to the outback is not what causes gas drilling at your campsite.
AM I A HYPOCRITE FOR DRIVING TO THE WILDERNESS?MSKENAZYJULY 11, 2021OUTSIDE ONLINEOur study published in the journal PeerJ documents Australotitan cooperensis – Australia’s largest dinosaur species ever discovered, and the largest land-dwelling species to have walked the outback.
LIZARD OF OZ: AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST DINOSAUR DISCOVEREDSCOTT HOCKNULL AND ROCHELLE LAWRENCE, THE CONVERSATIONJUNE 7, 2021THE DAILY BEASTShe traveled around the Australian outback with a paleontologist searching for clues to how giant mammals went extinct 40,000 years ago.
WHAT IS LIFE? ITS VAST DIVERSITY DEFIES EASY DEFINITION.CARL ZIMMERMARCH 9, 2021QUANTA MAGAZINEStill, New South Wales officials are concerned after an 18-year-old Sydney man tested positive after traveling to outback areas including Broken Hill for a camping trip.
WHEN WILL INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL RESUME? ONE AIRLINE IS BETTING ON JULY 2021CLAIRE ZILLMAN, REPORTERJANUARY 5, 2021FORTUNEIn September, Australia’s Qantas airways claimed that customers snapped up seats on a seven-hour flight over Australia’s Gold Coast and outback wilderness within 10 minutes of them going live.
‘FLIGHTS TO NOWHERE’ ARE POPULAR. EXPERTS EXPLAIN THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND THE COVID-ERA CONCEPTGRADY MCGREGOROCTOBER 11, 2020FORTUNEI can imagine some stockman in the outback taking umbrage at a kangaroo asserting its equality.
AND THEN THE TOWN TOOK OFFRICHARD WILSONThere seems a quiet sort of sadness always running through outback humour—whether alleged or otherwise.
WHILE THE BILLY BOILSHENRY LAWSONWORDS RELATED TO OUTBACK
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