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Backyard astronomer contributes to world-first Saturn discovery (opens the original)
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An amateur astronomer living in outback NSW is a co-author of a paper announcing the discovery of a decagon wave around Saturn's south pole. Trevor Barry says he is proud that his hometown of Broken Hill, where he used to work as a miner and has built his observatory, is listed in the discovery. Much is still unknown about the decagon, including how it formed or whether it is permanent, but Mr Barry will continue to monitor it closely from his backyard. From a backyard in outback NSW in 2024, a
Mundi Mundi Bash still ultimate outback adventure, festival goers say (opens the original)
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Mundi Mundi Bash ticketholders say the event, held 38 kilometres north-west of Broken Hill, was worth travelling for despite wet weather and high fuel prices. The unique outback event is one of only a few festivals still thriving in Australia, as many others struggle to stay viable. Heavy rain forced organisers to turn away 5,000 of the 15,000 ticketholders. For many, the Mundi Mundi Bash music festival is the ultimate adventure: a road trip to an isolated outback venue for music and fun. Held 3
Outback businesses blame Live Traffic NSW for customer downturn (opens the original)
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Road openings after record rainfall in the outback are not being accurately reflected on Live Traffic NSW, according to small businesses in the area. They claim it is causing confusion and a loss of vital customers who wish to travel. A Transport for NSW spokesperson says crews are inspecting and repairing the roads and the department is continually looking for ways to improve the disruption information provided to the public. Living and working in the outback can be isolating, but for small bus
Broken Hill's long legacy of lead exposure (opens the original)
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Broken Hill continues to face one of the most significant legacy lead contamination challenges in Australia. Data from 2025 showed 35 per cent of children aged one to five, and 56 per cent of Aboriginal children of the same age, have blood lead levels above national health investigative guidelines. The NSW government has committed $37 million to double the number of homes remediated each year and support ongoing testing for children, particularly Aboriginal children. At the age of 29, Baylee Sto
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