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Heritage listing for 'first of its kind' outback solar experiment (opens the original)
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A solar power station in remote New South Wales has been included on the State Heritage Register. The White Cliffs Solar Power Station is one of the first in the world to sell solar power commercially. Locals hope the inclusion on the register will help drive more tourism to the town. It all began as an experiment, but became what is believed to be the first of its kind — not only for Australia, but the world. In 1981 a team from the Australian National University, with the financial backing of
'Out of control' cost-of-living pressures drive demand for food charities (opens the original)
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A Broken Hill food charity is warning that the need for their service is increasing as cost-of-living and housing pressures worsen. Dave Meadows and his family have been serving barbecue meat dishes to those experiencing homelessness on a road trip to regional areas. New data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has revealed regional Australians are facing a homelessness crisis at more than three times the rate of those in major cities. Rosslynne Crawford is sleeping under "the pe
Some ticket holders turned away from 'saturated' outback music festival site (opens the original)
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The site of the Mundi Mundi Bash in Far West New South Wales has been soaked by rain this week. Some festival-goers have been turned away from the partially flooded site. More rain and a possible storm are forecast for the region tonight and tomorrow. One of Australia's largest outback music festivals has been forced to turn away some of its 15,000 ticket holders after heavy rain saturated the site. After deliberating overnight and most of today, organisers of the Mundi Mundi Bash said only a po
Dog trainer says ABC's Muster Dogs is driving demand for working dogs (opens the original)
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Internationally renowned working dog trainer Gary White is in the business of training humans. He travels Australia and the world, hosting workshops designed to help handlers get the most out of their working dog. Participants bring their pup and test them in the yard, while White coaches them through training drills. "It's more about teaching the handler where they've got to be and what they've got to do," White said. "And when they know, they can actually teach their dog." White has lived on t
Could Broken Hill one day supply uranium to India? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Australia's trade deal to supply India with unenriched uranium has sparked conversations about potential new mining opportunities in Broken Hill. The towns deputy mayor says this could be an opportunity to repeal a New South Wales ban on uranium mining to begin looking for opportunities around the outback city. South Australia's Honeymoon Uranium Mine is 80km from Broken Hill.(Supplied: Boss Resources)
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