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“Cracking dirt”, ‘Rail Adventure in beginning phase of production

Outback Aussie Tours Business Owner Alan Smith at the construction site for the Outback Rail Adventure. PHOTO: Michael R Williams

AN AMBITIOUS project that has been three years in the making has finally begun to sprout. Outback Aussie Tours, the […]

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